any sort of real time sharing editing/documentation document even to go (3G)
plus I want to shrink those bloody 50Mb of Web SQL or 5Mb of localStorage limit ... 5Mb ain't nothing for data, we all know that, neither are 50, while native apps, talking about mobile, get as much as they want with a simple notice: this app gonna use your memory/sd/disk space Still talking about mobile, these libraries are a complete no-go for CPU cost Finally, if I have a gzipped file I want to work on it and keep it small I'd like to choose it via an input, decode it, work on it, and create the download with data:text/gzip to save it back There are attempts since ages about compressing strings in plain JavaScript, I don't see why this is not in yet 'cause I don't see any reason to do not make it happen, only limits for slower CPUs and developers solutions/imagination I hope I answered your question br On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 2:11 AM, Wes Garland <[email protected]> wrote: > Why wouldn't you just fix this at the HTTP level with > Content-Transfer-Encoding negotiation of some sort? > > Out of curiosity, what are you sending to the server that that requires > additional compression? Remember that zlib is not useful on PNG, JPEG, etc > content. > > Wes > > -- > Wesley W. Garland > Director, Product Development > PageMail, Inc. > +1 613 542 2787 x 102 >
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