We are pleased to announce that the Portable Web Content Format (PortableWeb) Community Group will be hosting a breakout session at W3C TPAC 2026! This session is an opportunity to introduce PortableWeb to the wider Web community, share our vision … Continue reading
It’s great to see the community continuing to grow. We’re currently working toward demo-ready PortableWeb viewers across major platforms, while continuing to refine the specification based on implementation experience, community discussion, and feedback. Our current work and upcoming priorities remain: … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce an important milestone for the Portable Web Content Format: its media type has been officially registered with the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). What Is PortableWeb? PortableWeb enables applications, games, interactive presentations, simulations, and other … Continue reading
Dear Community, We have listed the planned action items as issues in the github repo. Should you have any input, please leave a comment here or create a github issue. https://github.com/w3c-cg/portableweb/issues Thank you!
The Portable Web Content Format Community Group has defined the initial scope of work for the .pweb format. The main goals within the Community Group scope are: We are currently working on the first goal: the container and packaging format. … Continue reading
PortableWeb uses two GitHub spaces with complementary purposes: This separation is intentional. The PortableWeb GitHub organization remains the primary home for the project and specification development, while the W3C Community Group repository provides a community-facing space for review, discussion, reporting, … Continue reading
PortableWeb was initiated by Omprakash Selvaraj as a proposed open format for self-contained interactive web content. The Community Group is intended to review, refine, and advance the format through open participation. The Chair guides scope, process, and coordination, while technical … Continue reading
