On 01/08/13 19:17, Laurent Perez wrote:
Our user agent is a HTTP proxy, currently we are feeding it HTML5 pages,
then we are parsing custom data-* attributes and replacing them with UI
components, for example data-carousel becomes a touch carousel, and so on.
Instead of creating another
The use case is to show a please wait, loading... message until all
resources of an index page (js, css, html, images, fonts) are downloaded.
When the message dismisses, the index page is ready for a non-blocking UI
navigation since js was already loaded.
We plan to implement it in our own user
On Thu, 1 Aug 2013, Laurent Perez wrote:
The use case is to show a please wait, loading... message until all
resources of an index page (js, css, html, images, fonts) are
downloaded. When the message dismisses, the index page is ready for a
non-blocking UI navigation since js was already
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 9:15 PM, Ian Hickson i...@hixie.ch wrote:
On Wed, 31 Jul 2013, Laurent Perez wrote:
Is there work going on on a Splash screen specification ?
What's the use case?
Generally speaking, Web pages load incrementally, so by the time you've
downloaded an image, you
Our user agent is a HTTP proxy, currently we are feeding it HTML5 pages,
then we are parsing custom data-* attributes and replacing them with UI
components, for example data-carousel becomes a touch carousel, and so on.
Instead of creating another data-splashscreen attribute, we always try
Hi
Is there work going on on a Splash screen specification ?
There is an attempt at
https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/nativeapps/raw-file/tip/splashscreen/Overview.htmlbut
no user agent implementation.
Apple chose a link rel=apple-touch-startup-image but
On Wed, 31 Jul 2013, Laurent Perez wrote:
Is there work going on on a Splash screen specification ?
What's the use case?
Generally speaking, Web pages load incrementally, so by the time you've
downloaded an image, you should be able to just show the Web page itself,
at least in a state good
