Rodrigo,
Rodrigo Polo [2013-06-10T15:49]:
> I know that this group can have a direct impact on most of the well known
> web browsers on the desktop and mobile arena,
Not that much. :)
I would recommend you as Julian and Hixie said.
1. Create a test case
2. Create a Web page with your testing re
ndle the "geo" protocol itself,
> perhaps
> by displaying a browser-specific Web page for that "geo" URL. Am I right?
>
> I have no opinion on whether your proposal is good or not.
>
> --Peter
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From: Rodrigo Polo
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 8:00 AM
To: Julian Reschke
Cc: whatwg@lists.whatwg.org ; Glenn Maynard ; Nils Dagsson Moskopp
Subject: Re: [whatwg] Request: Implementing a Geo Location URI Scheme
You are completely right, but in the tests I made on C
On Tue, 4 Jun 2013, Rodrigo Polo wrote:
>
> Many apps and web browsers make very difficult to work around geo
> location data, making a URI scheme available in all web browsers could
> be great, just like "mailto:"; opens an email client "geo:" could open
> your default maps app on desktop or mo
On 2013-06-05 14:00, Rodrigo Polo wrote:
You are completely right, but in the tests I made on Chrome the "geo"
URI handler can't be used with the "registerProtocolHandler" call,
it throws a security error and the use of geo location URI it is not
included as a "recommendation" or "good practice"
You are completely right, but in the tests I made on Chrome the "geo" URI
handler can't be used with the "registerProtocolHandler" call, it throws a
security error and the use of geo location URI it is not included as a
"recommendation" or "good practice" when we talk about the markup, so it is
not
On 2013-06-05 13:27, Rodrigo Polo wrote:
Hi, well, the "kind of support" I think should be implemented is
actually something that should be a standard, any anchor that have a
"mailto:"; inside is supported out of the box in any web browser and the
first time it is clicked the web browser asks for
Hi, well, the "kind of support" I think should be implemented is actually
something that should be a standard, any anchor that have a "mailto:";
inside is supported out of the box in any web browser and the first time it
is clicked the web browser asks for the default app to open that link.
The "g
On 2013-06-05 00:25, Rodrigo Polo wrote:
I really don't want to fight over any issue, I, as a user, want to share
with you the current state on this topic and (as I said on the letter) with
"a friendly open letter in the pursuit to make a polite request to make the
life of millions easier" give y
I really don't want to fight over any issue, I, as a user, want to share
with you the current state on this topic and (as I said on the letter) with
"a friendly open letter in the pursuit to make a polite request to make the
life of millions easier" give you some of the reasons why I think it shoul
On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 8:28 AM, Nils Dagsson Moskopp <
n...@dieweltistgarnichtso.net> wrote:
> Elaborate on “best”. What track records do open letters have?
An "open letter" is simply a message sent publically. Every email to this
mailing list is an "open letter". :)
Your question is valid, o
Rodrigo Polo schrieb am Tue, 4 Jun 2013
04:25:49 -0600:
> Many apps and web browsers make very difficult to work around geo
> location data, making a URI scheme available in all web browsers
> could be great, just like "mailto:"; opens an email client "geo:"
> could open your default maps app on
Many apps and web browsers make very difficult to work around geo location
data, making a URI scheme available in all web browsers could be great,
just like "mailto:"; opens an email client "geo:" could open your default
maps app on desktop or mobile devices, here I give you a more detailed
review,
Many apps and web browsers make very difficult to work around geo location
data, making a URI scheme available in all web browsers could be great,
just like "mailto:"; opens an email client "geo:" could open your default
maps app on desktop or mobile devices, here I give you a more detailed
review,
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