Shower thought: ` ` should transfer a link in a desktop into my phone. Same goes for `target="_desktop"` but in the opposite direction.
On Firefox I have the "Send Link to Device" context action that allow me to open a link on my Phone or Desktop.
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Shower thought: ` ` should transfer a link in a desktop into my phone. Same goes for `target="_desktop"` but in the opposite direction.
On Firefox I have the "Send Link to Device" context action that allow me to open a link on my Phone or Desktop.
FWIW, I never heard of the frameset tag, while I did use frames back then.
Shower thought: ` ` should transfer a link in a desktop into my phone. Same goes for `target="_desktop"` but in the opposite direction.
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Shower thought: ` ` should transfer a link in a desktop into my phone. Same goes for `target="_desktop"` but in the opposite direction.
Should it really be up to the Website designer to decide? On Firefox I have the "Send Link to Device" context action that allow me to open a link on my Phone or Desktop.
We use QR codes to transfer the user - a solution would need to be as simple as that (Ie. not requiring the user to be logged in on the same browser or other shenanigans).
The current solution is a hasle, but works well - I can't envision how a target="_mobile" should solve this? Especially since you need to transfer authentication also.
Shower thought: ` ` should transfer a link in a desktop into my phone. Same goes for `target="_desktop"` but in the opposite direction.
Should it really be up to the Website designer to decide? On Firefox I have the "Send Link to Device" context action that allow me to open a link on my Phone or Desktop.
I can only assume it's a holdover of languages like C where the standard library has some reserved names that start with an underscore.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230109-00/?p=10...
FWIW, I never heard of the frameset tag, while I did use frames back then.
Enjoy! (check the source)