On Apr 7, 2009, at 10:20 PM, Nick Doty wrote: > I'd like to add my voice as one that would hope for some intended > usage notification in the API. As a web developer, I definitely > want some standard way to let my users know what I'm going to be > doing with their location information and to have that promise in > front of them at the time they're making that decision. A dialog > that pops up without any context on what my site will do with a > user's location information will make my users uncomfortable. Given > the potentially widely varying ways that the User Agents may > implement asking the user for permission, there may be no way for me > to consistently get my intended usage information to the user so > that they can make an appropriate decision. Have your site display a JavaScript alert (or some other UI) explaining things before your javascript code uses navigator.geolocation. Problem solved. Thanks, -- GregReceived on Wednesday, 8 April 2009 18:05:35 GMT
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