Closed houshuang closed 7 years ago
This package doesn't use LocalStorage so I think something else in your app is causing the error.
So this is not from your package?
Nope. My best guess is CollectionFS:
You should tell them to use this package instead :)
Haha, that's funny. I apologize - I just saw timeDiff, and I automatically assumed that it was your package. Apologize. I am planning ot remove CFS and go with an external file server (minio) anyway, I'm worried about the performance of CFS, and it doesn't seem very up-to-date. Another reason to remove that code.
Thanks again!
On Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 5:18 PM, Andrew Mao notifications@github.com wrote:
Nope. My best guess is CollectionFS:
https://github.com/CollectionFS/Meteor-CollectionFS/blob/ b9af68a1e28e348a5ca97e52311bca3941c07aff/packages/access- point/access-point-client.js#L41
You should tell them to use this package instead :)
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I am testing an app with a few hundred users, using Timesync, and a minority of users (on iOS 10, Safari) get Quota Exceeded, Error Initializing Storage for FS.HTTP. I think there should be a fall-back for this to avoid crashing the entire app - either just storing it in a variable, rather than using local storage or what it's doing, or just not syncing the time at all, but at least not crashing the app.