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Map apps have a "go to my current location" button with GPS. If I tried this on the web, like with Google Maps, my browser would ask for my location, and I'd consider it obnoxious and wouldn't dream of it. However, the whole point of Sandstorm is that the user likely actually trusts the server they're looking at. So maybe it'd be useful. Maybe the user would rather find themselves on the map than export bookmarks to a separate app.
Give a privacy warning. "Make sure you trust this server". If the user says "no" to the location permission, say "no hard feelings" or something; don't act like something went wrong. (Though maybe something did go wrong, don't discount that either)
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Is it even possible to do this through the sandbox? I think passing through permission requests via Sandstorm was something that was wanted as a feature, but isn't possible today.
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Is it even possible to do this through the sandbox? I think passing
through permission requests via Sandstorm was something that was wanted as
a feature, but isn't possible today.
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Map apps have a "go to my current location" button with GPS. If I tried this on the web, like with Google Maps, my browser would ask for my location, and I'd consider it obnoxious and wouldn't dream of it. However, the whole point of Sandstorm is that the user likely actually trusts the server they're looking at. So maybe it'd be useful. Maybe the user would rather find themselves on the map than export bookmarks to a separate app.
Give a privacy warning. "Make sure you trust this server". If the user says "no" to the location permission, say "no hard feelings" or something; don't act like something went wrong. (Though maybe something did go wrong, don't discount that either)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: