By CodeJustin
via hacks.mozilla.org
Published: Oct 16 2009 / 07:53
One new feature that we’re including as part of Firefox 3.6 is support for web pages to access machine orientation information if it’s available. As you can see from the demo above you can use it to figure out if the machine is moving and what direction it’s facing.
Using the API is very simple. All you have to do is add a simple event listener:
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