Broadcast channel - HTTP203

[@MrZyclops]

This show is great, please keep making it forever. Just knowing these things exist is useful

[@yapet]

They in fact, did not run this show forever :(

[@myfrom]

The time limit should be 2 minutes 03 seconds 😉

[@ajones1274]

Love these small snippets, this could come in useful too

[@ColinRichardson]

Is this what the Google Music (desktop) and Google Music Mini player uses to communicate with each other?

[@avilde]

Why was it not implemented in all browsers?

[@dassurma]

I wish I knew :( It is currently not often used, so I guess it’s fairly low priority on the browsers that don’t have it.

[@jakearchibald]

It took Chrome long enough to get it. It was in Firefox for ages beforehand.

[@avilde]

Your post back in end of June comes to mind, how troublesome was to get a bug fixed in all browsers :D. Wonder how long it will take to implement this.

[@JorgeRafaelNogueras]

This sounds really interesting, thanks! Surma, would you consider doing a longer video where you actually show us some code and explain how this works in more detail? Thanks for these videos! 😀

[@jakearchibald]

We've started using more code in these, eg kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKvSnKVsd9SYl9k. We filmed two more that'll be released shortly.

[@MrTurbo_]

this is amazing for having a central syncing database, to bad it has such limited support else i'd definitely have used it

[@dandan7884]

this seems amazing! \o/ i was doing the same thing by using the Cache API... "chrome and firefox", thats all we need ;)

[@85set05]

We wish😪. But I guess we can use it for electron apps since we control the what browser is used.

[@Textras]

Key API right here. Nice summary.

[@Adarsh456]

Powerful stuff !

[@OlleHellman]

Sounds cool

[@jefinafita8319]

jefi boa tarde tamo junto