On 2/16/2012 7:39 AM, James Hawkins wrote:
We, the designers of the Web Intents draft API, have always seen Web
Intents as a superset of the functionality provided by
registerProtocolHandler (RPH) and registerContentHandler (RCH). To
follow this to the logical conclusion, we should be able to pr
Þann þri 21.feb 2012 19:41, skrifaði James Hawkins:
Is this use case not fully handled by the UA specifying the
appropriate action when building the intent, e.g., the user
right-clicks on an image in a page and the UA constructs context menu
items for edit/share/etc. action?
Not if the image is b
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 11:31 AM, Bjartur Thorlacius
wrote:
> Þann þri 21.feb 2012 18:44, skrifaði James Hawkins:
>
>> I'm not sure if the proposal was explicit enough, but for the RPH-esque
>> functionality in Web Intents, we activate WI in the same circumstances
>> RPH is activated, which is whe
Þann þri 21.feb 2012 18:44, skrifaði James Hawkins:
I'm not sure if the proposal was explicit enough, but for the RPH-esque
functionality in Web Intents, we activate WI in the same circumstances
RPH is activated, which is when links are activated in a page. Can you
elucidate how the scenarios yo
Thanks for your feedback, Bjartur.
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 9:30 AM, Bjartur Thorlacius wrote:
> Þann mið 15.feb 2012 23:39, skrifaði James Hawkins:
>
> * If |scheme| is specified, |action| *should* (must?) be ignored.
>>
> Why would you forbid distinguishing between actions on URIs? Postal and
Þann mið 15.feb 2012 23:39, skrifaði James Hawkins:
* If |scheme| is specified, |action| *should* (must?) be ignored.
Why would you forbid distinguishing between actions on URIs? Postal and
retrieval of mail, for example, are quite distinct actions. As are
modification and retrieval of documen
We, the designers of the Web Intents draft API, have always seen Web
Intents as a superset of the functionality provided by
registerProtocolHandler (RPH) and registerContentHandler (RCH). To
follow this to the logical conclusion, we should be able to provide
functionally equivalent counterparts to
