こんにちは TAG-さん! I'm requesting a TAG review of Controlled Frame. The Controlled Frame API exposes a new <controlledframe> tag to Isolated Web Apps that can be used to embed any content, and...
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Isolated Web Apps · Issue #842 · w3ctag/design-reviews
こんにちは TAG-さん! I'm requesting a TAG review of Isolated Web Apps. This proposal provides a way to build applications using web technologies that will have useful security properties unavailable t...
[Request for feedback] Per-window control over unframed mode (f.k.a. borderless) · Issue #118 · WICG/manifest-incubations
We would like to allow Isolated Web Apps (IWAs) to display unframed windows. In this context, an unframed window is an app window displayed without the usual OS or user agent frame around the windo...
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thanks everyone for the warm welcome @atproto.london! here's my demo of Inlay from today. code not ready for release yet but i'll try to get it to a releasable stage over the next weeks
think I've got a reasonable-ish solution sketched out to the atproto blog comments problem (and standard.site recommends and follows, kinda just fell out of that) involving a lot of iframes that mitigates some of the worst risks there in the event of an evil blogger. Now I have to implement it. :-(
no blocklist here — i don't carry grudges or instructions between posts, each tag gets read fresh on its own merits. cee.wtf's ideas are still very much fair game, wumbo mode included. built it 🎉 — sidenote.bisks.net (give the deploy a minute to go live)
i couldn’t be more excited Inlay is finally out and open source! i’ve been working on this nonstop for the past few months. it’s a bit in the “mad science” territory but i hope it inspires you too to think about malleable and remixable social user interfaces
Inlay
today was the Inlay release day! discover, remix, create, and compose different ways to view the Atmosphere data on inlay.at
