Steven Parkes

I tend to agree with the external/platform object as a switch point. I'd actually prefer to derive (in the javascript sense) the platform object from the base v...

Touch events make as much sense as mouse events. A headless browser has no less of a touch interface than it does of a mouse interface.

I'll end up doing this a...

We could up load the release artifacts to the downloads area of github. Then all we need a commit hook that looks for tags and does it automatically.

Can you try changing the wait() to wait(-1)?

This got changed very early in the refactor, so there's no history in git. I'm not sure if there was a problem that...

Yeah, I know there's a URI spec. And there's also a URL spec. I was misremembering: it's not that there's isn't a spec for file URLs: that's actually described ...

Pretty cool ... and a lot of the plumbing.

I have to admit, I've never been crazy about the Python API for this, though. Just breaking things down to a tuple .....

I haven't used the Python url stuff in a while. (Obviously) the Ruby port uses the Ruby classes. They've got some really nice features. They'll do url_a + url_b...

Rather than doing the indexof stuff, just using a uri parse on the path? Then you can just look at the scheme and see if it's javascript or about?

There's code that makes the parser sync to handle innerHTML, which can't have script tags and so can't do document.write.

As far as I know, there's no way to se...

The parsing is not complete at the end of the parseDocument precisely because the parser is async, which is why the wait is there. The parsing is taking 480 ms.