Rick Byers

Yes, this is definitely a super interesting idea. I actually mentioned it on Friday to @marcoscaceres as something we should keep an eye on (also for FedCM where it's even...

Yeah, I'd argue that almost all the places we require a user activation today would be better served by a PEPC-like model where the user has some browser-drawn context on...

Discussed in the call today (after @npdoty had to drop off, sorry Nick). I think we agree that this API isn't at the right layer to be able to "define...

Sorry, let's back up a second, I may be jumping to conclusions based on partial discussions elsewhere. Filed #80 to track the larger issue. If we decide to do that,...

Thanks. In addition to copying the timestamp from other events, there are at least some small scenarios where you really want to synthesize a timestamp. Eg. Android and now iOS...

Seems like this is blocked on #23, right? If the ultimate decision in #23 is that `timeStamp` should ALWAYS be the time the event object itself was created (i.e. pretty...

Seems like the path for #23 is pretty clear now (just waiting on tests). Perhaps it's time to revisit this discussion? Some [related context](https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=710442) where we have a blink bug...

> > So https://codereview.chromium.org/2834183002 landed without intent to ship? Is it not web-exposed or some such? > I believe it is not web-exposed yet as it is not in the...

Ah, thank you. I searched issues but I guess didn't find the correct terms. Note that I'm just running from the cmd.exe shell. Should I be using something else?

Maybe leaving a link for where to see current examples would be better than just removing them? Eg. maybe they belong in this GitHub repo but in their own non-normative...