Re: [whatwg] IRC and WWW integration proposal

Usecase 1: This can already be covered by having the bot/engine look for an irc protocol link on the page. Usecase 2 part one: Operating systems already do this. They see an irc:// protocol and ask what to open it with or use their already assigned option. No need for a browser to take this over.

Re: [whatwg] IRC and WWW integration proposal

page and write a polyfill that would show the use-case? It may help us better understand any other use-case that is currently not possible and show us what functionality to look at in order to create something for the (a?) spec that would work. On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 4:10 PM, Jonathan Garbee

Re: [whatwg] Forced subtitles

I think it should be up to the developer to chose the default subtitles they want. What if someone is trying to localize a page, and the default subtitle is always English when they want Spanish? If not specified, the default subtitle should be the language specified of the page or video. But, if

Re: [whatwg] HTML6 proposal for single-page apps without Javascript

You’re making this more complicated than it needs to be. Simplify the problem domain. I think we can all agree, we don't want another App Cache on our hands for a standard. Sorry you feel an idea can be thrown out, immediately accepted and pushed through simply because it seems obvious. In the

Re: [whatwg] HTML6 proposal for single-page apps without Javascript

, at 7:04 AM, Jonathan Garbee jonat...@garbee.me wrote: The buzz mostly comes from throwing of HTML6 into the title. HTML5 is a buzzword and this creates new buzz for the next version to act as click-bait for ad views. It also went viral from the mention since people were mocking the idea of HTML6

Re: [whatwg] HTML6 proposal for single-page apps without Javascript

The buzz mostly comes from throwing of HTML6 into the title. HTML5 is a buzzword and this creates new buzz for the next version to act as click-bait for ad views. It also went viral from the mention since people were mocking the idea of HTML6 (and the single-page app system proposed.) As far as I

Re: [whatwg] Media query for bandwidth ??

So, if this were to get in it is magically up to users to know to go change the settings (most don't) to get different modes. That is bad design. We need to handle things for users in this situation. Not do something and hope they pay attention. If you're suggesting a feature that requires

Re: [whatwg] Media query for bandwidth ??

st doesn't work from the perspective of the user. So whatever is done here, would need to be adaptable which in the case of CSS is even more complex since it is declarative and developers give up so much control. Bandwidth Media Queries simply aren't feasible. On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 2:51 PM Jonat

Re: [whatwg] Media query for bandwidth ??

FTR there was a working group to provide a Network Information API [1] to let JS handle this more easily. In trying to do that, they had a difficult time actually getting accurate information for the API to provide. So it was canned in order to further assess the cases specifically and other

Re: [whatwg] Allow alt attribute with the span element

Is there a problem with using aria-label for this use case? It seems like this should do exactly what you're asking for in the given scenario. On Fri, Oct 6, 2017 at 11:15 AM, Michael A. Peters wrote: >