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Crosswalk 1 release notes
Francesco Balestrieri edited this page Oct 11, 2013
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- Support packaged applications, zip’ed, using our own extension .xpk
- Initial manifest parsing
- Launch app in fullscreen mode
- Persistent event page
- Command line package installation on Tizen 2.x.
- Launch installed applications from home screen
- API to query details about the manifest
- API to retrieve the background page
- Web application integrated with task manager; can be terminated and switched from/to using Tizen 2.x
- Viewport meta tag handling across all Crosswalk configurations
- Configure what the / path of file:/// refers to (needed by Web Simulator)
- First release of extension system for Tizen - developers can create their own API extensions and install them as separate packages
- Run extensions in separated extension process, also support running them in-process
- Support require() primitive in JS API extensions
- Allows providing convenience and native functions when needed
- Basic support for dependency tracking, focusing on Tizen Device APIs case
- Provide bindings for code running in renderer process and tools for generating bindings.
- First release of Crosswalk Runtime library APK
- Run a simple web application without manifest support
- Package HTML/JS/CSS files into web app APKs
- Initial runtime infra to bridge capabilities from content to crosswalk
- Sample web applications to demonstrate HTML5 features and performance
- Hook up the runtime API’s on Android
- Initial web app APK template
- Initial manifest parsing based on what is in Chromium
- Install an app via zip-file
- Initial package installation supporting on Tizen 2.x.
- Web application (.xpk) could be installed to right place in Tizen 2.x using the command line
- Launch the app via home screen icon
- The successfully installed web application will have an icon on the home screen
- Initial integration with the Tizen task manager
- The installed web application can be launched from home screen. (Owner: Yongkang)
- Basic Aura support. Web application could be launched in Tizen 2.1
- Web application integrated with window manager and Tizen application lifecycle management
- Support launching app in fullscreen mode (not requestFullscreen API)
- Web application integrated with task manager. (Owner: Ilkka)
- Support for Tizen HW-keys (menu&back). (Owner: Ilkka)
- Basic virtual keyboard support (basic). (Owner: Ilkka)