I don't think we should implement this. Surely it provides a better user
experience but that's always the tradeoff when considering implementing
proprietary features from other vendors. If we changed our user-agent to
something that matches Android or iOS devices, we would get mobile
versions of websites more often and provide a better experience.
Instead, we have a webcompat team that reach outs websites to help them
follow standards. Same thing with implementing webkit prefixed CSS
properties.
Why is this different than our other compatibility problems?
On 25/07/14 06:37, Alive wrote:
Hi folks,
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=921014 is tracking: support link
rel="apple-touch-icon” in our browser API.
With this we could start to fetch and display the "apple" format icon in FxOS
or any app using browser API.
There are already some opinions about we should or we shouldn’t implement it in
the bug comments.
This mail is to bring this topic to more people.
Thanks.
--
Alive C. Kuo, Firefox OS, Senior Software Engineer at Mozilla Taiwan, Taipei
office.
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