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=== Quota === | === Quota === | ||
If, in the future, limited access to the annotations is given to web apps, they should be restricted in the amount of data that they are allowed to store. We probably want to limit the amount of data per host and possibly also at a finer grained level like pages (as with IE) or paths. | |||
Question: What if a web page wants more storage? Some web services could legitimately need more storage, and provide enough value to the user that they don't care. Should there be a way for the user to specify a web page can add more storage? Here's one possibility: if the page tries to store too much data the write fails and the security bar announces what happened and gives the user the option to increase storage for this page. This would require web pages check for the quota condition, potentially notify the user, and redo the operation if they think it's been fixed. | Question: What if a web page wants more storage? Some web services could legitimately need more storage, and provide enough value to the user that they don't care. Should there be a way for the user to specify a web page can add more storage? Here's one possibility: if the page tries to store too much data the write fails and the security bar announces what happened and gives the user the option to increase storage for this page. This would require web pages check for the quota condition, potentially notify the user, and redo the operation if they think it's been fixed. | ||