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It does actually. If you are thinking of offline-enabling your web app, you are more likely to do it with Gears rather than AIR, if Chrome is installed on 90% o
by furiouslol 18y ago
It does actually. If you are thinking of offline-enabling your web app, you are more likely to do it with Gears rather than AIR, if Chrome is installed on 90% of the computers
- huherto 18y ago"Chrome is installed in 90% of the computers" is a big if. Still, I like the idea.
- furiouslol 18y agoYou won't actually need to wait for that. I read somewhere that Gears is based on the HTML 5 specs. So once the other browsers go about supporting HTML 5, there's no need for Gears/AIR if you need offline capability.
- Raphael 18y agoBut IE won't support HTML 5 any time soon.
- Breath 18y agoIt doesnt actually.Adobe AIR is not a browser dependent entity like Google Gears. AIR is a runtime. AIR and Gears are not comparable entities.