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Merge ipad ui into desktop ui #41

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yamsellem opened this issue Jun 23, 2015 · 6 comments
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Merge ipad ui into desktop ui #41

yamsellem opened this issue Jun 23, 2015 · 6 comments

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@yamsellem
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This project is great ;-).

Their is only one thing that bothers me: the ipad ui is great and I don't get why it's not used for desktop. The 2 columns with a list pane on the left is perfect on desktop too.

Don't you think so?
Thanks.

ps. and it works as is (tested with chrome ipad simulator — it just needs to handle mouse click besides touches)

@yamsellem yamsellem changed the title merge ipad into desktop ui Merge ipad into desktop ui Jun 23, 2015
@yamsellem yamsellem changed the title Merge ipad into desktop ui Merge ipad ui into desktop ui Jun 23, 2015
@berbaquero
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@yamsellem: If you're on Mac, in the meantime, you could create a Fluid app, and change the User Agent string into the iPad one and that would also work.

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I'm sure there's something similar for Windows and Linux.

@berbaquero
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Actually, @cheeaun, on a kinda related note: would you think creating an "Install" button on Firefox would be something you'd welcome for the app?

Using window.navigator.mozApps.install('path/to/manifest') using the manifest you already have for the Marketplace.

@cheeaun
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cheeaun commented Jun 24, 2015

@berbaquero you mean showing the button on the app itself? Currently I'm leaning towards Chrome's implementation here: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/03/increasing-engagement-with-app-install-banners-in-chrome-for-android . I haven't seen any updates from Mozilla/Firefox's side for a long time now.

@berbaquero
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Yeah, I mean showing an 'Install' button somewhere on the app, or in the homepage, similar to:

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Reeddit's homepage, on Firefox only, of course.

@cheeaun
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cheeaun commented Jun 25, 2015

@berbaquero ah, I see what you mean. As of now, not really thinking of implementing that. Is it working for you on Reeddit, as in users ask for it or using it?

@berbaquero
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@cheeaun actually, in Reeddit's case it was just a PR I accepted 😛

But I really like the idea of explicitly "installing directly from the browser".

Now that you mention it, I should probably put an event tracking on that button and see how it does, heh.

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