Joe Esposito

@robofish Just addressed your first concern. It's now part of this pull request. As for `normalize`, yeah you could do that. I personally don't know what additional implications that would...

@jonathanong Sure. Working with cookies in Node has just been a very fragmented experience. This would help smooth it out a bit.

FWIW Armin Ronacher wrote about [adding realtime support to web applications](http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2012/8/5/stateless-and-proud/) last year in a way that allows you to keep your webserver stateless and using the WSGI protocol. Depending...

I think he means "server" as defined by [WSGI](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Server_Gateway_Interface), the code that provides environment information and a callback to the application. You could use two ports or subdomains instead of...

Well you could use nginx URL-based routing. Or if you want it all in one process, have Aspen route the websocket connection requests to the realtime engine, and web requests...

Sorry for the delay! > So what policy did it violate? The violation is that there was no Privacy Policy page set for this extension. Note that **this extension never...

@Donhorn Thanks for trying that out. Good to hear it's working despite being removed for now. I'm *pretty sure* it'll come back as it was once a proper Privacy Policy...

@eatskolnikov If you're still willing to jump in, go for it. The existing option only works within the same window. This could be a new option below that one, since...

Thanks! The link to the docs is helpful. No progress on this one from me yet. I added the "help wanted" label for now and will remove it when I...

> By enabling a second button on the extensions bar Yeah, afaik this can't be done unless you manually install a new copy of the extension. > By showing a...