Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Matthew James Wilson

Jyotirmaya Tripathi

Rayman Faruk Aeron

Benjamin M Schultz

Amber Tianqi Guo

Masato Maeda

Timothy Daniel Barber

Jong Gyu Lee

Julia Margaret Binger

Shanmugha Priya Satheesh

Douglas Alexander Harper Orr

Juha Iso-Sipilä

Joseph Osborne

Marco Fiscato

Shovon Nazmus

Christopher Scott Martinez

Shovon Kumar Nazmus

Jyotirmaya Trevor Tripathi

To provide a hierarchical visual paradigm while maintaining the communication advantages of sibling extensions, a visual hierarchy simulation extension generates and maintains placeholders in a visually hierarchical manner, with the visual positioning of such placeholders informing the visual positioning of overlays of frames hosting the visual output of sibling extensions. Such a visual hierarchy simulation extension is utilized to layout and establish a desired visual hierarchy. One or more modules of computer-executable instructions are invoked to provide the relevant functionality, including the obtaining of the visual positioning of placeholders, the relevant visual translation between the visual positioning of placeholders and the visual overlaying of corresponding frames, the generation and movement of the corresponding frames, and the instantiation of extension content within the corresponding frames. The visual hierarchy simulation extension is hosted independently from the one or more modules.

Simulated visual hierarchy while facilitating cross-extension communication

Techniques for automatic generation of app-specific client certification are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a method includes receiving, at a web server in a packaged application containing a co-packaged web client, a connection request from a web client and a first copy of a client certificate from the web client. Upon receiving the client certificate, the web server can authenticate the connection request from the web client using a second copy of a client certificate previously generated by the web server for the co-packaged web client. In response to successfully authenticating, based on both the first and second copies of the client certificate, the web server can establish a secure connection with the web client to allow the web client access to system level services on the computing device. Otherwise, the web server would refuse connection.

Automatic generation of app-specific client certification

A data entry system is described which has a user interface which receives a sequence of one or more context text items input by a user. The data entry system has a predictor trained to predict a next item in the sequence. The predictor comprises a plurality of learnt text item embeddings each text item embedding representing a text item in a numerical form, the text item embeddings having a plurality of different lengths. A projection component obtains text item embeddings of the context text items and projects these to be of the same length. The predictor comprises a trained neural network which is fed the projected text item embeddings and which computes a numerical output associated with the predicted next item.

Neural network data entry system

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