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Hans Gerwitz wrote yesterday about the "inevitability of inline media display" [1], which is a thought I also had. Someone is going to implement it, it will be a crowd-pleaser, other clients will follow and we'll start seeing pages "best viewed in...". The incentive is there, no matter what the spec says (and the spec is actually ambiguous on this point [2]). Has it already happened? Are there Gemini clients that display inline images automatically? I know Vulpes does [3], but it's a web proxy, not a "native" browser, and it doesn't load third-party images. Lagrange has a "load image on scroll" option, which includes third-party images, but only applies to keyboard-triggered scolling. Are there any others? [1] gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/005466.gmi [2] gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/005233.gmi [3] https://proxy.vulpes.one/gemini/typed-hole.org
> Le 23 f?vr. 2021 ? 19:35, nervuri <nervuri at disroot.org> a ?crit : > > ?Hans Gerwitz wrote yesterday about the "inevitability of inline media > display" [1], which is a thought I also had. Someone is going to > implement it, it will be a crowd-pleaser, other clients will follow and > we'll start seeing pages "best viewed in...". The incentive is there, > no matter what the spec says (and the spec is actually ambiguous on this > point [2]). > > Has it already happened? Are there Gemini clients that display inline > images automatically? > > I know Vulpes does [3], but it's a web proxy, not a "native" browser, > and it doesn't load third-party images. Lagrange has a "load image on > scroll" option, which includes third-party images, but only applies to > keyboard-triggered scolling. Are there any others? > > [1] gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/005466.gmi > [2] gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/005233.gmi > [3] https://proxy.vulpes.one/gemini/typed-hole.org Elaho an iOS client does that by default I think (it can be disabled). ? julienxx
That is correct, Elaho currently inlines all images, frankly it was the simplest thing to implement, and I also didn't expect gemini space to have so many images. However, since it's breaking in the upcoming release I want to mimic Largange's behaviour where each inlining is explicitly triggered by a user action, same domain or not. On Tue, Feb 23, 2021 at 8:14 PM Julien Blanchard <julien at typed-hole.org> wrote: > > > > Le 23 f?vr. 2021 ? 19:35, nervuri <nervuri at disroot.org> a ?crit : > > > > ?Hans Gerwitz wrote yesterday about the "inevitability of inline media > > display" [1], which is a thought I also had. Someone is going to > > implement it, it will be a crowd-pleaser, other clients will follow and > > we'll start seeing pages "best viewed in...". The incentive is there, > > no matter what the spec says (and the spec is actually ambiguous on this > > point [2]). > > > > Has it already happened? Are there Gemini clients that display inline > > images automatically? > > > > I know Vulpes does [3], but it's a web proxy, not a "native" browser, > > and it doesn't load third-party images. Lagrange has a "load image on > > scroll" option, which includes third-party images, but only applies to > > keyboard-triggered scolling. Are there any others? > > > > [1] gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/005466.gmi > > [2] gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/005233.gmi > > [3] https://proxy.vulpes.one/gemini/typed-hole.org > > Elaho an iOS client does that by default I think (it can be disabled). > > ? > julienxx > >
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