A glass for a source. Not a player.
Iframe embeds an https page — a source, doc, citation, or tool. Load a URL from the clipboard. It has no jacks. Anything that plays belongs on Video.
What it is
A framed https page on the floor. Title and an optional note sit on the plate. Load pastes a URL from the clipboard. You can size the glass by hand. There are no jacks — no text, no video, no ai. The Frame is a window, not a cable source.
How to use it
Drop a Frame. Copy an https link. Hit Load. Use it for docs, tools, and citations that allow embedding. YouTube, Vimeo, Loom, and mp4 belong on Video — that widget converts watch links itself. Reddit, X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, GitHub, and Google block frames; they render dead glass. Link those elsewhere and keep a TapeDoc for the quote.
What to patch next
The Frame stays unpatched. Drop Video when the URL plays. Pal.text → TapeDoc.text to write from what you are looking at. A StickyPad for a citation you will rip onto the floor.
Questions
- Why is the glass blank?
- The host blocks embedding, or the URL is empty. Load an https page that allows frames. Players go on Video.
- Can I patch the page into a TapeDoc?
- No. Frame has no text out. Type the cite on a Doc, or ask Pal while the Frame sits next to it.
- Should I iframe a YouTube watch link?
- Use Video. Frame is for pages. Video converts watch links and actually plays.