Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hello everyone! What about Qupzilla (https://www.qupzilla.com/)? It uses QT web-engine. Is it possible to have a TW plug-in there? Not that I could write it, unfortunately. :( Ákos On 11/21/2016 7:43 PM, Josiah wrote: > Ciao Mario > > > So they don't let us do this. period. > > Thank you f

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Ciao Mario > So they don't let us do this. period. Thank you for the very detailed response on file saving. Its enlightening. It also makes me mildly depressed. Given that I'd like to create a few hundred TW's of novels with an ability to save (in one STANDARD way or another) do you have tho

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Did you find development info too? > I do not know what that is or where to find it. May be someone more familiar with the chrome architecture will drop in, combine the two and magically solve our issues for us. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi Riz, Thx for sharing. Did you find development info too? Since FireFox also adopts WebExtensions standard, it may also be the right way for FF... maybe :) -m -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and st

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi PMario and others in the group, So, I have been using this plugin from chrome store: Downloads Overwrite Existing files successfully for some time now. The limitation is: It allows you

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

On Saturday, November 19, 2016 at 10:38:26 PM UTC+1, Josiah wrote: > > (3) Remains an issue. > > Whilst I understand there are things I don't grasp about browser limits, > I'm still finding it hard to grasp this ... > > ... why on earth its SO difficult to get a browser to stop saving > (download

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Ciao Jeremy I push this just a little bit more. I hope it will get a bit clearer where I am coming from. By "universal" I was meaning consistent behaviour by TW on saving & appearance across browsers, screen sizes & devices. Not so much the "universal" as in the common fall-back behaviour in b

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi Josiah > You are using "universal" in a way I am not quite. I’m using it to mean a technique that works with all browser configurations. > I focusing mainly on first experience. Someone who does NOT understand, or > stumbles at the relation between the HTML5 universalish save and what happen

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Ciao Jeremy Jeremy > What is the question are you asking? > We've established that we have a near-universal saving technique with usability issues, and more specialised techniques that don't have the usability issues. I am sure we'd all love a universal technique that doesn't have the usabilit

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi Josiah > On FILE SAVING my point is that the save is not re-entrant under normal > conditions. That is my understanding. You can save but you then have to open > the thing in a new > instance? Have I understood correctly? That's exactly what I meant about the confusing user experience, and p

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Ciao Jeremy I get your points. I come out in a slightly different place. On FILE SAVING my point is that the save is not re-entrant under normal conditions. That is my understanding. You can save but you then have to open the thing in a new instance? Have I understood correctly? Part of what I

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi Riz > Pardon my ignorance, but is it possible to synchronise tiddlywiki data (when > running in html format) to a database outside the browser? Sadly, most browsers now prevent network access by HTML files running in the browser via a file:// URI, so the general answer is now “no”. It’s not

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi Jeremy, Pardon my ignorance, but is it possible to synchronise tiddlywiki data (when running in html format) to a database outside the browser? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receivin

Re: [tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Hi Josiah There is already a near-universal solution to saving changes within the browser: the built-in HTML5-compatible “download saver”. It works on practically all desktop browsers, and many mobile browsers. However, the user experience is poor, and there is scope for human error. Apart fro

[tw] Cross-Browser, Cross-Device Universality ... dream or reality?

Ciao TiddlyWiki can be opened in any browser on any device running any platform that supports JavaScript. However it can't currently be saved in a consistent way across them. And on mobile devices its look is often messy. *I'm wondering if there is a UNIVERSAL solution to this?* Like combinin