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Given that browsers, especially on mobiles, are now used by every-one, we need a flavour that guarantees blanket security/privacy for users and prevent shooting
by prataprc 12y ago
Given that browsers, especially on mobiles, are now used by every-one, we need a flavour that guarantees blanket security/privacy for users and prevent shooting themselves in their foot. My questions would be,
1. does it have a roadmap to get ported on mobile ?
2. given that browsers are already losing ground to native apps, will ginger make things even worse for mobile developers who want to target browsers ?
- hrjet 12y ago1. Java apps are inherently portable, and there is atleast one mobile platform that supports it. We don't have it immediately on the roadmap since our current focus is on the desktop version. 2. Needs more thought from my side, but my immediate response is: this could be solved with better UIs for managing a website's permissions. Perhaps websites could ship metadata about the kind of permissions they require (similar to a mobile app) and the user could "approve" them with a single click (like an app).