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Can the native browser enable local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
I have a basic contenteditable HTML file but all edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. Please allow saving in the browser. I would upload a copy but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
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Can the native browser enable local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
I have a basic contenteditable HTML file but all edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. Please allow saving in the browser. I would upload a copy but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
Dear reader, please upvote this.
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Can the native browser enable local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
I have In a basic contenteditable HTML file but all edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. Please allow saving in the browser. I would upload a copy of the QML text but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
Dear reader, please upvote this.
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Can the native browser enable local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In a basic contenteditable HTML file all edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. Please allow saving in the browser. I would upload a copy of the QML text but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
Dear reader, please upvote this.this request for a decade-old essential feature.
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
Can the native browser enable local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In a basic contenteditable HTML file all edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. Please allow saving in the browser. I would upload a copy of the QML text but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
Dear reader, please upvote this request for a decade-old essential feature.
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
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Can the native browser enable do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In a basic contenteditable HTML file all edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. Please allow saving in the browser. I would upload a copy of the QML text but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
Dear reader, please upvote this request for a decade-old essential feature.
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In a basic contenteditable HTML file all files, I cannot save edits are lost in the current native browser implementation. browser. Please allow saving in the browser. browser so I would upload can use my browser as a copy of the QML text but only image uploads are allowed. The file is a copy of the Calendar QML file wrapped in the markup:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">[QML CONTENT]</pre></body>
Dear reader, please upvote this request for a decade-old essential feature.editor:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">any content</pre></body>
Ref: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In contenteditable HTML files, I cannot save edits in the browser. Please allow saving in the browser so I can use my browser as a text editor:editor.
A mark-up example:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">any content</pre></body>Test:
This text [sh|w]ould be editable, but on the Jolla phone it will not write to disk (no 'Save As...')
Ref: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In contenteditable HTML files, I cannot save edits in the browser. Please allow saving in the browser so I can use my browser as a text editor.
A mark-up example:
<html><body><pre contenteditable="true">any content</pre></body>Test:Tests:
This PRE text [sh|w]ould be editable, but on the Jolla phone it will not write to disk (no 'SaveAs...')As...').
This P text is likewise, with attribute 'contenteditable' set to "true".
Ref: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In contenteditable HTML files, I cannot save edits in the browser. Please allow saving in the browser so I can use my browser as a text editor.
A mark-up example:
<html><body><precontenteditable="true">anycontentEditable="true">any content</pre></body>Tests:
This PRE text [sh|w]ould be editable, but on the Jolla phone it will not write to disk (no 'Save As...').
This P text is likewise, with attribute 'contenteditable' set to "true".
Ref: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.html
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In contenteditable HTML files, I cannot save edits in the browser. Please allow saving in the browser so I can use my browser as a text editor.
A mark-up example:
<html><body><pre contentEditable="true">any content</pre></body>Tests:Tests (may fail due to server parse or its use of XHTML, at the moment I'm disinclined to try to find out.)
This PRE text [sh|w]ould be editable, but on the Jolla phone it will not write to disk (no 'Save As...').
This P text is likewise, with attribute 'contenteditable' set to "true".
Ref: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2002Jan/0030.htmlhttp://html5demos.com/contenteditable
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In contenteditable HTML files, I cannot save edits in the browser. Please allow saving in the browser so I can use my browser as a text editor.
A mark-up example:
<html><body><pre contentEditable="true">any content</pre></body>Tests (may fail due to server parse or its use of XHTML, at the moment I'm disinclined to try to find out.)
ThisPRE<pre> text [sh|w]ould be editable, but on the Jolla phone it will not write to disk (no 'Save As...').
This P <p> text is likewise, with its attribute 'contenteditable' set to "true".
Ref: http://html5demos.com/contenteditable
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Can the browser do local saves with contenteditable-attributed elements?
In contenteditable HTML files, I cannot save edits in the browser. Please allow saving in the browser so I can use my browser as a text editor.
A mark-up example:
<html><body><pre contentEditable="true">any content</pre></body>Tests (may fail due to server parse or its use of XHTML, at the moment I'm disinclined to try to find out.)
This <pre> text [sh|w]ould be editable, but on the Jolla phone it will not write to disk (no 'Save As...').
This <p> text is likewise, with its attribute 'contenteditable' set to "true".
Ref: http://html5demos.com/contenteditable
Tangentally/directly related: https://together.jolla.com/questions/scope:all/sort:activity-desc/page:1/query:save/