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Proposal: <title title="Long, detailed, SEO-friendly etc. title">Short app name</title> #3
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@mathiasbynens the document we are working on will present the use cases and requirements, as well as summary of what each browser does - but we are not making recommendations for solutions at this point. So, it would be a requirement that a standard provide a means for an application to have both a short name and a long name. Your write up on icons would be sooooo perfect to drop into our document. Is there any chance you could contribute that section? pretty pretty pretty please with 🍒 on top?????? It would be super helpful in informing the standardization process. |
@marcoscaceres Sure! I hereby give you permission to use all of http://mathiasbynens.be/notes/touch-icons for this document. Is there anything else I can do to help with this? |
@mathiasbynens @marcoscaceres FYI, Apple also uses a different set of icons for Push Notifications in Safari. You can find the information in the apple developer docs:
It's not directly related to installable web apps, but I thought it might be interesting to point that out in case this might be interesting when defining the specs. I could se the webapp manifest include information for push notifications instead of having a different manifest like apple does. |
Closing this, as using |
http://w3c-webmob.github.io/installable-webapps/#names
Instead of a separate
<meta>
element, why not just use atitle
attribute on the<title>
element?Joel_MMCC makes the case for this pattern here: http://mathiasbynens.be/notes/touch-icons#comment-76 IMHO it’s hard to disagree with the points he’s making. I’ll echo his comment here:
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