Building a secure and feature-rich mobile mapping service app using HTML5

Karthik, Rajasekar; Patlolla, Dilip R.; Sorokine, Alexandre; White, Devin; Myers, Aaron T

doi:10.1145/2642668.2642685

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“…If a Web service allows only a certain number of calls per hour but the data does not change that often, web applications could store the information in local storage and so help prevent mobile users breaching data limits [16]. Online stores could save new images every six hours, rather than every minute, which would improve the bandwidth utilization.…”

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HTML5 IndexedDB Encryption: Prevention against Potential Attacks

Kimak

Ellman

2015

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HTML5 IndexedDB Encryption: Prevention against Potential Attacks

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Ellman

2015

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“…Also the email client will load faster than the other webmail clients because cached resources loads faster. This will also reduce the server load because browser will only download updated/changed resources from the server [10]. Emails and attachments will be stored within the browser and only the new emails will be downloaded from the server.…”

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Unhosted email client

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2015 Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (MERCon)

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We developed a new email client which runs on the browser and is not dependent on a particular server, based on the Unhosted web application architecture. The client can connect to any standard mail server directly from the browser, using IMAP and SMTP protocols so that the user is not limited to the webmail clients provided by various email service providers. As our client runs in a browser, it is independent of the operating system. It provides a uniform user experience on any mail system. As a part of our unhosted email client, we have developed a browser extension to allow HTML5 clients to connect to IMAP and SMTP servers. Using this extension, developers may introduce new e-mail clients which are both server and operating system independent. Our client application also provides offline features so that the user can load the application and read/create mail even if he/she is not currently connected to the Internet.

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Resource utilization for access to web-based services: Browser versus mobile application

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Seeling

2017

2017 14th IEEE Annual Consumer Communications &Amp; Networking Conference (CCNC)

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Building a secure and feature-rich mobile mapping service app using HTML5

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HTML5 IndexedDB Encryption: Prevention against Potential Attacks

HTML5 IndexedDB Encryption: Prevention against Potential Attacks

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Resource utilization for access to web-based services: Browser versus mobile application

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