Austin Sullivan

The Storage Foundation API did not deal with files on the user's machine, but put files in a separate sandboxed file system. (and Storage Foundation never launched, so that comment...

This actually came up in a recent discussion. We're still a ways away from adding support for this, but a somewhat more thought through design for supporting this use case...

When downloading files, we still run safe-browsing checks in this case. Allowing files to be written to the clipboard (which can then be pasted into a file explorer) without running...

I agree, and my hope is what we can find an intelligent way to do this which allows us to not scan every file put on the clipboard. What we...

Yup, that's an error. Looks like the Chrome implementation was missing the `[EnforceRange]` in our idl file, which caused this to slip through the cracks. I have [patch](https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/pull/34240) up to...

After thinking about this a bit more, we might want to consider what the other end of the target range looks like, as well. Using an `unsigned long long` makes...

The WPT has [been updated](https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/pull/34240) to throw a `TypeError` if a negative value is passed, but I'll leave this issue open for the discussion of what we should do when...

Thoughts on `NotSupportedError`, since whether the value is supported as an offset may depend on the OS? (sorry, I'm not sure whether this is consistent with how the error code...

Good point! I'll update Chrome's implementation to make this a `TypeError`. We probably can't write a WPT asserting this (since some OSes/browsers could support values above the max signed long...

I'm supportive of this! Seeing as AccessHandles is supposed to be the fastest storage primitive ever exposed to the web, does it makes sense to provide the Access Handles API...