Mossroy

There would be at least 2 ways to do that : - implement an HTTP download manager (like recently added on Android) : with pause/resume etc - use a bittorrent...

This looks cool, but I'm not sure it's the best technical way to do that. I was wondering how it differs from a simple hyperlink to http://download.kiwix.org/zim (where the user...

I've asked @kelson42 to give some info on the technical way to list the available ZIM files. In any case, it's a much-needed feature; your code covers most of it,...

There seems to be an implementation in progress of such a feature in Firefox OS itself : https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1042745 But I'm not sure if it would really fit this need, yet.

I think it's still valid. It's a kind of paranoid mode, when you want to ensure no HTTP request is done on the network (because of an external image or...

The bindings I used for the prototype are in https://github.com/mossroy/libzim_wasm/blob/master/demo_file_api.cpp (done with the help of @mgautierfr ) But we only did a few bindings for what was necessary for the...

Note that I suspect there is a memory leak in the current version of these bindings: #872

Excellent! Sorry, I had forgotten that you already worked on it. That's really cool. Do you know if it works in a browser extension?

I did not manage to test this feature using https://kiwix.github.io/kiwix-js-windows/ on Chromium 104 on Ubuntu 20.04 (with the official snap provided by Ubuntu). Even after installing it as a PWA....

Thanks for your feedback. I looked a bit into my error on Chromium. It seems to depend on the content of the directory. If I move a few ZIM files...