The following mentioned subfolders locate in the configuration folder.
The following html5 applications are allowed to read local files referred by "https://local/sdcard/..." where the "/sdcard/.." part is the full path of the file. The below applications can auto choosed any files as file objects.
+All files under the subfolder "app" can be automatically choosed as file objects by any web page.
+Local files (including binary files) can be processed by appending "?app=[html5 app url]" to the file urls. Ex. "file:///..../xx.md?app=https://...../app.html" loads "app.html" first, then "app.html" processes the local file.
+With the first approach, the html5 application is installed locally and can read any file allowed by the OS; while in the second approach, the html5 application can be either local or remote, and only files under the subfolder "app" can be accessed; The third approach allows easy access of other external resources (ex. local media).
Corresponding files in "sitecache/[domain name]/[full path including filename, '?' , '&' , '='. exactly as url]" are loaded with option "use offline resources".
+Offline resources locate in the folder "sitecache". With the option "use offline resources" enabled, the corresponding files in "sitecache/[domain name]/[full path including filename, '?' , '&' , '='. exactly as url]" are loaded first before reaching the network.
+PWAs (Progresssive Web Applications) and some web extensions (.crx for chrome & .xpi for firefox) are just packaged websites. Ex. the "kiwix" extension can be extracted to the folder "sitecache/kiwix", then the kiwix extension can be accessed via url "https://kiwix/www/index.html" in the browser. Note: the folder name "kiwix" is used as the domain name in the url.
diff --git a/en/sitemap.xml b/en/sitemap.xml index 3015bb2d..88f6b551 100644 --- a/en/sitemap.xml +++ b/en/sitemap.xml @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">