  Let's make the mobile web faster  Friday, October 16, 2009 at
2:59 PM  (Cross-posted on the Google Code Blog)     futtta
said...  as i can't reply to the (great) article you're
referring to, i'll post my remark (question) here;  the text
states: "HTML5 browsers (Mobile Safari, Android) can use an
application cache to both reduce page startup time and to enable
offline features."  but to my knowledge the android browser does
not support html5 offline functionality, relying on gears
instead (i can confirm this to be the case on my htc hero)?  I
would expect Google, being a highly visible proponent of html5,
to at least have a native html5 implementation of appcache and
localdb on the android-browser roadmap, maybe for éclair?
hitechvnn said...  i'll post my remark (question) here;  Nigel
said...  Use a conventional mobile URL, and advertise it.  No
accepted standard exists for providing an address to a mobile
version of a desktop service, but there are some recognized
conventions:, or Choose a simple mobile