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>No local access Local access itself isn't killed, there are still some ways to do it. This Chrome post lists a number of options. I think the WebTransport and
by Thorrez 5y ago
>No local access
Local access itself isn't killed, there are still some ways to do it. This Chrome post lists a number of options. I think the WebTransport and Reverse embedding options would both work for Portal.
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/private-network-access-update/ https://developer.chrome.com/blog/private-network-access-upd...
Full disclosure I work at Google, but not on Chrome or any of the other products you mentioned.
- DonHopkins 5y agoAny word on how long until the remaining ways to do it are removed? All Google APIs should include a call that tells you how long until the API stops working.
- smoyer 5y agoRemember when all the Google products had a beta label on them (except search)? ... when you're designing software that interacts with Google, always imagine it has a beta tag and plan on what you'd do if the beta was abandoned. I personally miss what Wave could have been (better than Slack) and think the trajectory of GWT could have been dramatically better if Google had remained the primary developer. I'm now devoid of Google dependencies with one exception - the Go UUID library. Other implementations exist and it would be trivial to wrap one.