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SolidOS/Mashlib has a tab for each resource/container to modify its sharing permissions / access control lists. It allows to grant permission to an individual WebID entered by the user.
If everything goes normal, after entering WebID and clicking yes, the textbox and yes/no disappears, and an avatar corresponding to that WebID will appear as a "viewer". Then the user can drag-and-drop it to the appropriate location.
However, if the entered WebID cannot be retrieved, the textbox and yes/no disappears as well, but nothing further happens. This is very un-user-friendly...
Preferably, SolidOS should either:
Alarm the user that something wrong happened when retrieving the WebID document; or
Add the WebID as a viewer regardlessly; or
A combination of the two above (e.g. alarm, and allow proceeding regardlessly).
I haven't tried similar things on other types, but maybe worth checking if they have similar issues?
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Good feedback, I lean towards (2)—adding the WebID even if SolidOS can't connect.
The Pod might be down, or the client could have lost internet. In a local-first model, SolidOS should be able to function offline, like during a plane flight.
There's definitely scope to enhance the UX with warnings as well.
SolidOS/Mashlib has a tab for each resource/container to modify its sharing permissions / access control lists. It allows to grant permission to an individual WebID entered by the user.
If everything goes normal, after entering WebID and clicking yes, the textbox and yes/no disappears, and an avatar corresponding to that WebID will appear as a "viewer". Then the user can drag-and-drop it to the appropriate location.
However, if the entered WebID cannot be retrieved, the textbox and yes/no disappears as well, but nothing further happens. This is very un-user-friendly...
Preferably, SolidOS should either:
I haven't tried similar things on other types, but maybe worth checking if they have similar issues?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: