![]() If you want to help or send feedback, contact me. Information about current ambient lightning status in Luxģ2+ On Chrome 30 and 31 it was also available enabling an experimental flag.Ībility to attach a remote debugger, such as Web Inspector Old spec Firefox is using the old spec from the W3C Information about current battery and charging status Not available since Opera 14.Ģ9+ On Chrome 28 it's available enabling an experimental flag.ģ3+ flag Disabled by default it can be enabled with a flagĪllow the application to get a full screen mode Not available since Opera 14.Īvailable only on Android. Media Capture Stream (getUserMedia) W3C APIĢ9+ On Chrome 27 & 28 it was also available enabling an experimental flag.ġ0.0 only getUserMedia is working on BB10.0, but it's not working on 10.1 / 10.2 betaġ2.x only Available only on Android. ![]() Manifest Support for AppManifest in JSON formatĬross origin Resource Sharing, for cross domain AJAX requestĮventSource pattern to mantain the connection to the server open ![]() Live tile Support for Live Tiles (no full screen) Support for apple-mobile-web-app-capable meta tag and others.Īnna+ Support for apple-mobile-web-app-capable meta tag and others. From 37+ support was replaced by a manifest.json. Meta tags Support for apple-mobile-web-app-capable meta tag and others.ģ2+ Support for mobile-web-app-capable meta tag. From 33b, full API support.Īdd Icon to the home screen with fullscreen support It doesn't support the capture attribute but honors the accept attributeħ.0+ It doesn't support recognition, just synthesisģ2+ Chrome 32 doesn't support synthesis, just recognition. Taking pictures, record video and audio from an input file type On Chrome 30 it's enabled but on most devices you need to enable the flag 'Override software rendering list'ĩ.0+ On iOS 8.0 the API became available but it was removed on 8.1 a month later, 9.0 has it back. On Chrome 27-29 available enabling an experimental flag. It is supported only after enabling an experimental flagĪvailable on Sony Xperia Android 2.3 only On 2.x only applicable with a non scalable viewportįlow an element until it goes out of the viewport when it gets fixed Perspective, BackfaceĬontent flowing between different elementsģ0+ flag It is available only enabling an experimental flagġ7+ flag It is available only enabling an experimental flagĪbility to mantain an element fixed in the viewport while scrolling / zooming Opacity, backgrounds, text effects, rounded corners ![]() Pointerdown, pointerup, pointermove, etc. Touchstart, touchend, touchmove, touchcancel Up to Chrome 29, only deviceorientation is supported devicemotion available since 30.Īvailable only on Android 12.x: full support 14+: deviceorientation supported, devicemotion not available Threading and background process communicationsĥ.0+ From 7.0 Shared Web Workers are not supported anymoreĪlso css It supports declaration through meta tag and CSS ![]() Geolocation & tracking using GPS, cells or Wi-Fi. Internet Explorer 10 & 11 on Windows 8 mode (ex-metro)įirefox for MeeGo is only available up to version 15Īgnostic database system (replacement for Web SQL) The WebView and native browsers are using Chromium 30. Symbian deprecated at 12.1 Android up to 12.1 using Presto engine (now Opera Classic) Android from 13 using Chromiumįrom 4.4, Android Browser is deprecated. You can read more about the performance benefits on this blog.Mobile HTML5 compatibility on iPhone, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Firefox OS and other mobile devices HTML5 compatibility on mobile and tablet browsers with testing on real devices Featureįor Chrome on iOS compatibility look at Safari column Database operations are defined using the SQLiteOpenHelper: public class PostsDatabaseHelper extends SQLiteOpenHelper Note: If you are inserting a large number of records, you might want to use a compiled SQLiteStatement. We need to write our own class to handle database operations such as creation, upgrading, reading and writing. If you want to use SQLite directly but reduce the verbosity of working with the database, check out our Easier SQL with Cupboard guide for a middle ground between SQLite and a full-fledged ORM. In this guide, we'll use the example of building a database to persist user created "Posts" to demonstrate SQLite and SQLiteOpenHelper. For maximum control over local data, developers can use SQLite directly by leveraging SQLiteOpenHelper for executing SQL requests and managing a local database. ![]()
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