- From: Greg Billock <gbillock@google.com>
- Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 14:05:37 -0800
Anne van Kesteren wrote: > We can just add additional attributes to <meta> you know. We have done the > same for <link>. E.g. for <link rel=icon> you can specify a sizes > attribute. That sounds like an interesting option. So instead of having <intent action="..." type="..." href="..." title="..." disposition="..."></intent> we'd have <meta name="intent" action="..." type="..." href="..." title="..." disposition="..."></meta> If we want alternate layout in the body, would we also need to change the requirement that <meta> have the |itemprop| attribute in that context? I do think this approach has much better developer ergonomics than a collection of tags like <meta name="intent-action" content="..."> <meta name="intent-type" content="..."> <meta name="intent-disposition" content="..."> The big ergonomic sticking point there is probably the |href| attribute, which we envision being able to do same-origin registration. Perhaps a similar <link rel="intent"> tag modification would be able to do that, though. Is that what you'd suggest? Do you think having two tags involved would be confusing? -Greg Billock
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