I'm very disappointed that you still can't upload files in Mobile Safari. I "get" the whole no filesystem thing, but come on at least show the photo/video picker.
Little impossibilities like this make mobile web apps perpetually less useful than native apps, and that sucks.
Use a different browser. iCab Mobile supports uploading, downloading, and side-loading to DropBox or iDisk. The only time I use Safari is when I clock a link in Mail or Twitter or some other client; otherwise, I use iCab almost exclusively.
If no one gets before me ill verify today if Nitro is running in WebView / Fullscreen webapps, I would also like to check if webgl is working now but can't check right now, at work.
Great news that webworkers are "working" :)
I'm sure we'll also get an update from Phoboslab and impactjs if there are any significant performance gains elsewhere for html5 graphics.
[+] [-] sant0sk1|15 years ago|reply
Little impossibilities like this make mobile web apps perpetually less useful than native apps, and that sucks.
[+] [-] SoftwareMaven|15 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] zach|15 years ago|reply
Quora's fantastic native editor is a contentEditable div and so the iPhone version has to do things completely differently which annoys me as a user.
It's the future of all editing and the only good present of rich text editing on the web.
[+] [-] ComputerGuru|15 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] swix|15 years ago|reply
Great news that webworkers are "working" :)
I'm sure we'll also get an update from Phoboslab and impactjs if there are any significant performance gains elsewhere for html5 graphics.
[+] [-] Aloisius|15 years ago|reply
[+] [-] smackfu|15 years ago|reply
There is a step attribute. I don't know if they implemented that.
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