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My guess is that Google sees an offline technology like Gears as being so fundamental to the future of Web applications, that it can't not be built into the bro
by bouncingsoul 18y ago
My guess is that Google sees an offline technology like Gears as being so fundamental to the future of Web applications, that it can't not be built into the browser.
Unless that offline technology is based on the HTML 5 client-side storage recommendation and isn't named Gears. In that case it should be ripped out and replaced with Gears.
- furiouslol 18y agoFor small pieces of data, we can already use cookies as a client-side storage.
- peregrine 18y agoGoogle doesn't care that you use gears or not. They want you to use the internet to get to it. If your on the internet chances are your seeing their ads.