I was planning to port over my chrome extension Tab Resize to Opera. I'm using the chrome.system.display API to get the user's display information in order to support multi-screen setups.
I wanted to check if there were plans to support the display API. It's the only thing hindering me from porting over the extension.
Thanks,
Peter
We will implement the API in Opera 30.
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Is it possible to write a Safari extension that changes the web browsers preference settings?
If so where would I find documentation on this? I would like to add a search engine to the list of default ones so if there is already an extension that does this that you know off that would also be great.
Unfortunately the answer to your question would be a No, at least for now.
As to where you can find out more about this information, you may refer the MDN documentation on browser settings.
The Google One-Tap Sign-Up documentation web page displays the following message:
This API is currently in closed beta. We are improving the API's cross-browser functionality and will provide updates here in the coming months.
https://developers.google.com/identity/one-tap/web/
Is One-Tap Sign-Up safe for production use currently?
Also while testing the functionality I was not able to test this on non-Chrome browsers successfully. Is this available for browsers other than Chrome?
was also looking for a clear answer to this
from troubleshooting page:
...If you see the warning The client origin is not permitted to use this API, your service has not yet been accepted to the beta. New sign-ups to this beta are currently closed.
They also have a supported browser \ os table on there
google said they will no longer allow OAuth requests to Google in embedded browsers known as “web-views. actually starting 20 April 2017.
I work for LGE.
LG has been using android and ios webView in many services.
Changing it to android and ios sdk makes so many trouble in our company.
Dose anyone knows about this solution?
Is there any way to use webview countinuingly?
And..
Google said they will start blocking OAuth requests using web-views for all OAuth clients on platforms where viable alternatives exist.
LG smart TV uses WebOs platform, so there is no alternatives exists except for
using webviews.
how can we request exception for webos platforms?
I'm using W3C Browser Web Speech Api. I search everywhere but i cant find it answer. Is there any limitation for usage ?
Demostration: https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/demos/speech.html
Yes, with a bit of a catch. I finally hit a limit recently after a lot of experimentation; as soon as a request starts, it's cut short.
On a desktop web browser (Chrome), there's a limit for each user (Primiano Tucci works at Google, so I'd trust him!), and you can't buy more time with the API.
However, as you could see from the first link, the exception appears to be Chrome on Android, which apparently has no limitations because it accesses an internal API for speech recognition when visiting web pages that use the Web Speech API.
For desktop browsers, you're out of luck unless you can assume users don't mind a limit. Even Annyang and voice dictation in Google Docs aren't working for me at the moment, while online voice recognition services that don't go through Google are working.
From my testing with Chrome Version 87.0.4280.141 (Official Build) (64-bit), it appears to stop after 5 minutes on Windows 10 Pro.
Google Chrome has ProxyPlus and Firefox has FoxyProxy among others. I was wondering why Safari has no counterpart in its Plugin gallery. There seems to be great need for such stuff in countries where Internet is censored.
I would like to develop one myself. But firstly I would like to know whether it is possible using Apple's API and whether Apple allows such extension. And if so, why no one ever comes up with it?
Any pointer about APIs are also welcome.
Thanks.