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Project Tear A WebKit based browser for Maemo |
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| #56 - WebKit supports HTML5's AppCache & Local Storage, but Tear also needs support |
Posted Jul 10, 09:40 Last updated Jul 13, 11:18 |
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On a portable device like Maemo tablets, having cacheable apps and local storage would be a huge advantage. Right now, only the iPhone and Android browsers have this feature enabled. This would enable people to (today) work with web-gMail offline and also to create their own applications.
A recent webkit version should enable the local storage, and for cached apps, I think that you need to trigger a cacheable app, and provide a menu list of the available cached apps. ENABLE(APPLICATION_CACHE_INTERFACE)and no doubt sometihng similar for the Local Storage (local SQL DB support) Enter the new description here, and press "Save" when you are finished.
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Looks like the build option was incorrectly listed as default - on. Explicitly turning it on fixes that, tested in the Calendar WebKit demo - works fine. Google apps kinda work more snappy now. The comment was deleted [OK]
LocalStorage is already enabled. check it here: <a>http
The problem is there are no applications using these features, at least none I know of.
I'll check App Cache. The comment was deleted [OK]
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