Milan Andric <[email protected]> writes: >> The reason for trying --unlimited-storage is so our app does not >> run out of storage space on the android device. We use the browser's >> LocalStorage and hit limitations in our current app that uses the native >> Android WebView so we are trying to bundle chrome in a way that it does not >> have the same storage limitations, so it can use all the storage available on >> the device.
[...] >> If Crosswalk does not support the --unlimited-storage flag I will probably >> look at patching the Chrome source code. >> > > Since I've never built Chromium before, do you have any tips on > building Crosswalk > with a custom Chromium so I can enable the unlimited storage option? I'm not sure I follow: --unlimited-storage is only defined and interpreted in the chrome/ layer (the parts that make up the actual "chrome" browser binary), which is not used by Crosswalk, so you either need to patch only Chromium itself (in which case you wouldn't need Crosswalk) or patch Crosswalk to provide functionality similar to that Chrome provides (in which case you wouldn't need to patch Chrome). _______________________________________________ Crosswalk-help mailing list [email protected] https://lists.crosswalk-project.org/mailman/listinfo/crosswalk-help
