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23-Mar-2012 |
Victoria Lease <violets@google.com> |
pref for html5 prefetch bandwidth management
Bug: 5218987
Change-Id: Ifeb9a1b3d71ac83b8ad94a8f31ed324ebd5d0fe7
/packages/apps/Browser/src/com/android/browser/preferences/BandwidthPreferencesFragment.java
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04-Oct-2011 |
Mathew Inwood <mathewi@google.com> |
Allow default preload setting to be configured via Gservices.
We now load the default value from a secure setting. To over-ride it, set
Gservices key secure:browser_default_preload_setting to the appropriate
value.
The Gservices default value will only be used if the user has never opened
the 'Bandwidth management' tab in the browswer settings. Once that tab has
been opened, even if the user did not change the setting, the value will be
persisted in the browser and the default will be ignored.
Bug: 5346028
Change-Id: If3b14485dc8bc46e7ed72c49eb5cf3c474893fe3
/packages/apps/Browser/src/com/android/browser/preferences/BandwidthPreferencesFragment.java
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24-Jun-2011 |
Michael Kolb <kolby@google.com> |
Preloading support in browser
Apps like the QSB can request the browser to preload a
web page.
- preloaded pages are not added to the browser history
if they'r not seen by the user
- when a request is received, a new tab is created for the
preloaded page, but not added to the tab list
- upon receiving the view intent for the preloaded page
the tab is added to the tab list, and shown
- if several pages are preloaded consecutively in the same tab,
the back stack is cleared before it is displayed
- preloaded pages use the main browser cookie jar, so pages that
have never been viewed by the user can drop cookies
Change-Id: I9ed21f2c9560fda0ed042b460b73bb33988a2e8a
/packages/apps/Browser/src/com/android/browser/preferences/BandwidthPreferencesFragment.java
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