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I wonder why they won't let you to open local files without passing their content via browser. Should be very useful when run locally.
by guard-of-terra 14y ago
I wonder why they won't let you to open local files without passing their content via browser. Should be very useful when run locally.
- eli 14y agoIt is local, it's just the browser is the interface. Or am I missing something?
- guard-of-terra 14y agoYou can't select a local file. You have to upload file even if it's local.
- pavedwalden 14y agoIt's been a while since I used refine, but IIRC it just ran on localhost and I didn't have to upload anything.
- guard-of-terra 14y agoYou run it on localhost but you upload files from your localhost into your localhost. Which is the point.
- craig552uk 14y agoGoogle's all about the web. Even local apps are web apps in their world. Which isn't to say that's a bad idea...
- guard-of-terra 14y agoThat doesn't justify passing 700 megabyte files via my browser when they could be simply opened being local.
- eli 14y agoIt's open source under a permissive license...
- eli 14y agoActually this project was an acquisition. That's how it worked when they bought it from the Freebase guys.
- craig552uk 14y agoI knew about the Freebase integration but didn't know it came from them. Thanks!
- akldfgj 14y agoBrowser security policy for HTML+JS content?