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How would this work with say my syncthing fork or DJI fly? Web doesn't really work here.
by sanex 1y ago
How would this work with say my syncthing fork or DJI fly? Web doesn't really work here.
- jeroenhd 1y agoRe DJI Fly: a combination of WebBluetooth, WebRTC, the normal location API, offline web pages (through managed caches), regular browser video features, and a bunch of other web technologies. Re SyncThing: there's the File System Access API. You can ask the user for a folder and then operate on the files and directories inside it. Also from a locally cached offline copy, of course. Serviceworkers are there to run in the background, though I'm not 100% sure if the FS API and service workers can be combined to be honest. It'll need as much effort or maybe even more to port it to the web as it has taken to develop the Android app, but it's almost definitely possible, at least on Chrome. As part of Google's attempt to break free from the iOS app store, they accidentally invented an alternative to their own draconic measures.
- cosmic_cheese 1y agoFS API is Chrome only though, and a lot of people use Firefox for Android for access to real uBO since Chrome for Android conveniently never gained support for extensions.