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by noobquestion81 6y ago
Woosh It’s not a browser. It’s a webbview-driven GUI library. The platform webview is in charge of rendering the UI thread; or more, if the programmer desires. No idea where “safe browsing experience” factors in here.
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by noobquestion81 6y ago
This is kinda awesome... Only request is a ptrace version, that will work on all binaries.
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by noobquestion81 7y ago
This! ^ Could someone please change the title of this post? It's rather inaccurate and spreading FUD... legitimate offline web applications are not going to randomly lose their storage abilities in Safari. Tons of people read this (adm
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by noobquestion81 7y ago
I find twitter to be quite usable in mobile safari. I have the app too, but usually find myself still browsing in safari. Quora is just a broken site right now, mobile or not. reddit OTOH still seems to work okay on desktop. For a plaintext
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by noobquestion81 7y ago
I 100% agree with the reddit experience - it takes like 4 taps just to get to the #%!* page. No I don’t want your app shoved down my throat on every load. It has completely ruined reddit for me on mobile. Just show me ads if you need to and
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by noobquestion81 7y ago
Composible ORMs (for me, AR+Arel, this was about 4 yrs back) let me write some of the most magical, legible query code I have ever seen. I could create and reason about subqueries with highly dynamic filter options and pass them around and
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by noobquestion81 7y ago
One thing I don’t understand here is whether AMP = google? I hate privacy abuse as much as anyone, but I thought it was a standard for less insane HTML pages that any “renderer” could show. Didnt cloudflare etc do this? Basically can someon