On Sun, 12 May 2013, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
It is still possible to save TW classic locally using Firefox with the
TiddlyFox extension, and so offline sync may well still be useful to some
users. I'm very sympathetic to the goal of simplification, but the offline
sync feature remains one of the more unique characteristics of
TiddlyWeb+TiddlyWiki and so I'd be in favour of retaining the capability if
practical. (TW5 will be able to handle the offline sync use case in due
course, which may make it less important to support for TW classic).
What I meant was that sync capability was removed (the syncmachine)
and I don't think it has come back? In classic that is. Perhaps I'm
wrong and missed something?
Clarify media types for the below especially regarding tiddlywiki5:
rendering tiddlers
Currently, TW5 uses:
* text/vnd.tiddlywiki for text written in TiddlyWiki5 wikitext
* text/vnd.tiddlywiki2 for text written in TiddlyWiki classic wikitext
content negotiation for tiddlywikis
TW5 treats TiddlyWiki documents as special text/html documents, and doesn't
use a special content type for them.
Does TW5 ever make an http request for a tw document?
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