Re: [IndexedDB] How to recover data from IndexedDB if the origin domain don't exist anymore?

2013-01-08 Thread pira...@gmail.com
Hacky, but nice trick (really, I like it :-) ). My question was more related about looking for a solution available for non-techies users, or give a warning about a (valid?) corner-case on the specification. (I'm going to add an issue on my project tracker to remind me to develop your idea, it's r

Re: exposing CANVAS or something like it to Web Workers

2013-01-08 Thread Ian Hickson
On Wed, 2 Jan 2013, Gregg Tavares (社�~T�) wrote: > > Another issue as come up and that is one of being able > to synchronize updates of a canvas in > worker with changes in the main page. For 2D, the intended solution is to just ship the ImageBitamp from the worker canvas to the main thread via a

Re: [IndexedDB] How to recover data from IndexedDB if the origin domain don't exist anymore?

2013-01-08 Thread Todd Blanchard
As a practical matter, you could just make an entry in your /etc/hosts mapping the domain to localhost and write a web page that dumps the indexeddb as json. Serve that from your local web server and hit it with your browser. On Jan 8, 2013, at 7:08 AM, pira...@gmail.com wrote: > I have been

[IndexedDB] How to recover data from IndexedDB if the origin domain don't exist anymore?

2013-01-08 Thread pira...@gmail.com
I have been looking on Internet and reading the spec but didn't be able to get at answer. Let's see the next situation: I've developed a webapp that use IndexedDB to store personal data. It's pure client-side and server-less, being all the content of the webapp just static files and served with st