Platform/Features/Dragging out of a page
Status
| Dragging out of a page | |
| Stage | Draft |
| Status | ` |
| Release target | ` |
| Health | OK |
| Status note | ` |
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Team
| Product manager | Chris Blizzard |
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| Lead engineer | ` |
| Security lead | ` |
| Privacy lead | ` |
| Localization lead | ` |
| Accessibility lead | ` |
| QA lead | ` |
| UX lead | ` |
| Product marketing lead | ` |
| Operations lead | ` |
| Additional members | ` |
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Open issues/risks
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Stage 1: Definition
1. Feature overview
Chrome now supports the ability to drag a link out of a web page and the browser automatically starts downloading the file.
2. Users & use cases
An icon is displayed in gmail. You can drag the link to your desktop and the browser downloads the file to your desktop.
3. Dependencies
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4. Requirements
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Non-goals
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Stage 2: Design
5. Functional specification
From a piece of email:
"Just to follow up it seems like Chrome now supports reverse drag and drop use case we had discussed a few months ago: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/drag-and-drop-attachments-to-save-them.html. I checked it out and it looks like they use a download_url attribute on the anchor tag to support this. Do you guys know if they added this to the html5 spec or is this going to be a Chrome only feature?"
And from Paul Irish, a link to a conversation about it:
http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2011-July/thread.html#32500
6. User experience design
http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/drag-and-drop-attachments-to-save-them.html
Stage 3: Planning
7. Implementation plan
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8. Reviews
Security review
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Privacy review
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Localization review
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Accessibility
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Quality Assurance review
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Operations review
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Stage 4: Development
9. Implementation
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Stage 5: Release
10. Landing criteria
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"Just to follow up it seems like Chrome now supports reverse drag and drop use case we had discussed a few months ago: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/drag-and-drop-attachments-to-save-them.html. I checked it out and it looks like they use a download_url attribute on the anchor tag to support this. Do you guys know if they added this to the html5 spec or is this going to be a Chrome only feature?"
And from Paul Irish, a link to a conversation about it:
http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2011-July/thread.html#32500 |Feature ux design=http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/drag-and-drop-attachments-to-save-them.html |Feature implementation plan=` |Feature security review=` |Feature privacy review=` |Feature localization review=` |Feature accessibility review=` |Feature qa review=` |Feature operations review=` |Feature implementation notes=` |Feature landing criteria=` }}
Feature details
| Priority | P2 |
| Rank | 999 |
| Theme / Goal | ` |
| Roadmap | Platform |
| Secondary roadmap | ` |
| Feature list | Platform |
| Project | ` |
| Engineering team | DOM |
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Team status notes
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| Accessibility | ` | ` |
| Quality assurance | ` | ` |
| User experience | ` | ` |
| Product marketing | ` | ` |
| Operations | ` | ` |
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