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This is quite outdated. The fundamental design is still pretty similar to what's described here, but this document is now of limited usefulness. Please send any feedback you might have to Jeremy Orlow
<jorlow@chromium.org> or chromium-dev@chromium.org.
The IndexedDB API implements a persistent (across browser/machine restarts)
database that is quite stripped down. It is built upon "Object Stores" (btrees
of key->value pairs) and Indexes (btrees of key->object store record). It
includes an async API for use in pages and both an async and a sync API for
workers.
The latest editors draft of the spec can be found here: http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/WebSimpleDB/ And there's a l
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This page captures the implementation status of HTML5 feature support in Chrome
(desktop) and Chrome for Android. The current release of Chrome for Android
matches m25, any exceptions to this will be indicated below.
☆ the Chromium bug tickets or add yourself to the CC of WebKit
tickets.
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group
Many of these features have their own jumpoff point on html5rocks.com, with links to solid tutorials and
resources.
The near-daily-updated Chrome Canary lands these features much sooner than the stable or beta releases. (Though