Google Chrome?
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Colter
Oct 8, 2009, 8:32:38 PM10/8/09
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Hey, any work being done for compatibility with Google Chrome? A
possible ETA?
possible ETA?
FND
Oct 9, 2009, 3:18:22 AM10/9/09
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> Hey, any work being done for compatibility with Google Chrome?
TiddlyWiki works fine on Chrome, though you need TiddlySaver for saving:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Chrome
I just noticed http://tiddlywiki.com/#Browsers says different. We'll
need to update that.
-- F.
rouilj
Oct 9, 2009, 5:40:11 PM10/9/09
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On Oct 9, 3:18 am, FND <F...@gmx.net> wrote:
> > Hey, any work being done for compatibility with Google Chrome?
>
> TiddlyWiki works fine on Chrome, though you need TiddlySaver for saving:
> http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Chrome
>
> I just noticedhttp://tiddlywiki.com/#Browserssays different. We'll
> > Hey, any work being done for compatibility with Google Chrome?
>
> TiddlyWiki works fine on Chrome, though you need TiddlySaver for saving:
> http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Chrome
>
> need to update that.
Well one thing I can't get to work on Chrome is importing tiddlers.
So claiming to works fine isn't quite true if "fine" includes the
ability
to import data.
-- rouilj
cmari
Oct 9, 2009, 8:34:55 PM10/9/09
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Just to add details to rouilj's point:
- It IS possible to import tiddlers from a local file (using either
the backstage import or the ImportTiddlersPlugin from
tiddlytools.com).
- What doesn't seem possible is importing tiddlers from a website.
- For reasons I don't understand, it's possible to browse to a local
folder when using the (built-in) backstage import, but not with
ImportTiddlersPlugin (one must type in the entire pathname including
"file:///" every time). I've been assuming that whatever the problem
is, it's also the reason why I can't get either ShowLocalDirectory or
AttachFilePlugin from tiddlytools.com to work in Chrome.
cmari
- It IS possible to import tiddlers from a local file (using either
the backstage import or the ImportTiddlersPlugin from
tiddlytools.com).
- What doesn't seem possible is importing tiddlers from a website.
- For reasons I don't understand, it's possible to browse to a local
folder when using the (built-in) backstage import, but not with
ImportTiddlersPlugin (one must type in the entire pathname including
"file:///" every time). I've been assuming that whatever the problem
is, it's also the reason why I can't get either ShowLocalDirectory or
AttachFilePlugin from tiddlytools.com to work in Chrome.
cmari
FND
Oct 10, 2009, 4:08:43 AM10/10/09
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> one thing I can't get to work on Chrome is importing tiddlers [from
> a remote source]
> a remote source]
True; this is also stated on the wiki page. If I remember correctly,
Chrome does not allow local HTML files to perform requests to remote
sites. Unfortunately, there's nothing TiddlyWiki can do about such
browser-level restrictions.
-- F.
rouilj
Oct 10, 2009, 10:30:40 PM10/10/09
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RemoteRequest.jar
couldn't provide working versions of the functions?
-- rouilj
FND
Oct 11, 2009, 5:38:19 AM10/11/09
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>> Chrome does not allow local HTML files to perform requests to remote
>> sites. Unfortunately, there's nothing TiddlyWiki can do about such
>> browser-level restrictions.
>
> This isn't overridable using something similar to TiddlySaver.jar?
>> sites. Unfortunately, there's nothing TiddlyWiki can do about such
>> browser-level restrictions.
>
> This isn't overridable using something similar to TiddlySaver.jar?
I suppose it would be possible to create a local proxy applet. Might be
worth raising the issue over on the dev group.
-- F.
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