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Another thing that we might ultimately want to do is to allow passing a javascript expression which is evaluated on the activity data and then returns true/false. However this is not something we'd be able to implement in FirefoxOS right now since we're trying to keep process separation between code from different apps. | Another thing that we might ultimately want to do is to allow passing a javascript expression which is evaluated on the activity data and then returns true/false. However this is not something we'd be able to implement in FirefoxOS right now since we're trying to keep process separation between code from different apps. | ||
== UX Problems with activity picker == | |||
Again, Pocket has done great research on problems with activity pickers, in particular in the Android Intent implementation. One of the main points is that in situation when there's a long list of candidates for handling an activity, making it easy to access the two or three most commonly used handlers is important. All handlers should not be treated equal. | |||
[https://docs.google.com/a/readitlater.com/document/d/1S5TnrCMrtaYqPTSK3YUIE-6shWSvRONdEhm74rW7CrE/edit Pocket recommendations]. | |||