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Serial API #5034

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matrix0123456789 opened this issue Aug 14, 2019 · 7 comments · Fixed by #5816
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Serial API #5034

matrix0123456789 opened this issue Aug 14, 2019 · 7 comments · Fixed by #5816

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@matrix0123456789
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New in chrome 77. Simmilar to WebUSB but for serial port
https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/6577673212002304

@panuhorsmalahti
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It would be nice to add this. It's already (at least partially) available in Chrome.

@CarltonHenderson
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Google's site says it's in Chrome 80 and later.

https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/web-serial/#0

@CarltonHenderson
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The Web Serial API is currently under Origin Trial.

That is, you need to get a token to use the feature and its API methods are being added, tweaked, and will be disabled after 0.5% of all web page views use the feature.

@cltsang
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cltsang commented Mar 5, 2021

Web Serial has just been released in Chrome 89 stable. See the release blog post.
We no longer need users to enable "Experimental Web Platform features".

@jpmedley
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jpmedley commented Mar 5, 2021

To be clear, features behind flags such as "Experimental Web Platform Features" are intended for web developers to try things out and hopefully find bugs that Chrome's testing missed before a feature reaches production. We actively discourage people from telling users to flip these flags.

@CarltonHenderson
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CarltonHenderson commented Mar 5, 2021 via email

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jpmedley commented Mar 5, 2021

That's not considered production. It's so that things can be tested many users and not become a permanent part of the web platform. When an origin trial ends it's retroactive. If Chrome 90 ships a feature that was an origin trial in 89, you can't continue to use it, even if you still have 89 installed.

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