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You're talking about webm right?

• J5892 5y ago
  The standard modern web in general. Mobile Safari is the Internet Explorer of the modern web.
• themacguffinman 5y ago
  There's some other examples too: - Automatically erasing all script-writeable storage after 7 days, crippling local PWAs and preventing them from competing with native apps - dragging their feet on Service Worker support for ages, another PWA issue - blocking the standardization of numerous web hardware APIs: - Web Bluetooth - Web MIDI API - Magnetometer API - Web NFC API - Device Memory API - Network Information API - Battery Status API - Ambient Light Sensor - HDCP Policy Check extension for EME - Proximity Sensor - WebHID - Serial API - Web USB - Geolocation Sensor (background geolocation) - User Idle Detection
  • fomine3 5y ago
    Restricting local storage features for "Privacy" looks like sly strategy by Apple. Some new APIs proposed by Google is bad, so declining by Apple is fair. Mozilla also decline some APIs.
    • whywhywhywhy 5y ago
      >Some new APIs proposed by Google is bad What's the greater evil? Some APIs that have to be approved by the user that give greater access to hardware. Or developers having to write platform specific native apps if they want to reach the gigantic iOS audience, oh and because it's then through the App Store, then pay Apple for the privilege and pay App Store tax on any income from the app. I know some would argue both are bad, but I know which world I'd rather live in.