Using React.js and Application Cache for a fast, synced app(tabforacause.org)
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Using React.js and Application Cache for a fast, synced app
http://www.tabforacause.org/blog/2015/01/29/using-reactjs-and-application-cache-fast-synced-app/
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OT: This is the first time I hear about tab for a cause and it sounds very interesting. However, their Chrome plugin requests permissions to "read my entire browsing history". The privacy policy doesn't explain why this is needed, does anyone know?
Good question! This comes from requesting Chrome's tabs API:
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/tabs
The extension doesn't track your history (or even read from it, currently). We'll likely eventually implement a "Top Sites" feature that will replicate some of Chrome's new tab functionality, at which point we'll give users the ability to opt in to have the extension use their history to display their top sites on the new tab page.
The extension doesn't track your history (or even read from it, currently). We'll likely eventually implement a "Top Sites" feature that will replicate some of Chrome's new tab functionality, at which point we'll give users the ability to opt in to have the extension use their history to display their top sites on the new tab page.
Nice work! And good jokes. And nice work being not techy enough for my eyes to glaze over, and just techy enough for me to be impressed.