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If that's how it works then it would avoid the problem I mentioned, but the UX around using that to cache data internal to the site implementation sounds pretty
by jsheard 3y ago
If that's how it works then it would avoid the problem I mentioned, but the UX around using that to cache data internal to the site implementation sounds pretty terrible. You click on "Listen to this article" on a webpage and it opens a file chooser expecting you to open t2s-hq-fast-en+pl.model if you already have it? Users won't be able to make any sense of that.
- fauigerzigerk 3y agoThe API (or at least the Chrome implementation) appears to be unfinished, but the plan seems to be to eventually support persistent directory permissions. So the web app could ask the user to pick a directory for model storage and henceforth store and load models from there without further interaction.