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Allow saving the results #218

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SebastianZ opened this issue Jan 7, 2022 · 2 comments
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Allow saving the results #218

SebastianZ opened this issue Jan 7, 2022 · 2 comments
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@SebastianZ
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SebastianZ commented Jan 7, 2022

Browser Scope is gone and the related code is removed in #217, so there needs to be another solution for saving the results to compare them.

css3test.com is currently running as a GitHub page, which means it's static and no server-side scripting is involved.

So the solutions to save the test results are:

  1. Move the site to a server with access to scripting and a DB
  2. Find a new external solution similar to Browser Scope

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LeaVerou commented Jan 8, 2022

As I wrote in another comment, we could use Firebase. It's a db, but fully accessible client-side, with a pretty nice API.
Obviously, if something like Browserscope exists, that's less work than a roll-your-own solution using Firebase.

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@LeaVerou As I wrote in #57, please feel free to set up a Firebase DB if you believe it can handle our use case well.

I am not aware of any website like Browser Scope.

The most comparable website I know is html5test.com. And that one uses a MySQL database.
That page could at least be an inspiration for the data structure.

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