Hi folks,
I did manage to remove and loose my first post. So Jeremy was so kind to 
post it to me again.

So here it is again.

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Hi Tony, 

I just wanted to point out, that browser internal persistent storage isn't 
and probably never will be ready, to be used in a "productive" tiddlywiki 
workflow, other than for experimenting. 

For a "Note taking app" we need to be sure, that our data is saved 
permanently. It shouldn't disappear on "strange rules", that nobody 
understands, or even wants to understand. 

Losing data in a shopping app isn't a big deal. It's nice that my 
online-shop web-app can identify me automatically, if I visit the site 
again. .. BUT it doesn't really matter if it doesn't. If I really need 
something, I'll log-in again. ... If I don't log in again, I probably 
didn't really need that stuff. .. GOOD ... money saved ;)

But if I lose 2 or more hours of refactoring work in tiddlywiki, this is a 
big problem. It really hurts users. 

As Jeremy pointed out, "the bad guys" miss-use local storage, since 
browsers block 3rd party cookies. They implement more and more advanced 
tracking mechanisms, to target us with Ads. 

That's one reason, why browsers allow us to select: "Delete cookies and 
site data when <your browser name here> is closed" in the "Security and 
Privacy" options. Most of those settings are "off by default". ... That's 
why they can be "miss-used".

So I do understand the decision, WebKit devs want to implement ... and 
doing it in the name of privacy ... is a good and plausible reason. BUT I 
think "hurting" Web-Apps is a nice side-effect. Apple has been against 
Web-apps all the time. They do favour native apps. ... Their native apps 
and nothing else.

I also think, that Apple makes "stunning" devices but I personally didn't 
buy one. I use a "self-made" PCs and I don't want to throw away all the 
stuff, just to be locked in, with overpriced hardware, that I can't change 
on my own or add additional memory. I won't buy hardware, where I can't 
install add-blockers, or run FireFox. (The real one, without WebKit.)

I haven't seen adds since early 2000th and I'm not going to change that. 
_And_ I need a keyboard. I just can't stand the on-screen "view-blocking" 
mess. 

If someone comes up with a Nokia E90  
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_E90_Communicator>predecessor with a 
"real OS" instead of an advertising plattform, I'll throw my existing phone 
as far away as I can. 

have fun!
mario

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