David Bokan

Ah, got it. I'll give this some thought and update the explainer.

> Secondly, I found an inconsistency between your descriptions of Chrome's behavior and what I'm observing... Yeah, I think this is the bug in https://crbug.com/700431 - it's an unintentional regression...

Can you provide an example file/url I can look into?

Thanks for the thoughtful write-up Tab. From this list, the use cases that I'm most interested in serving are 2-4. Some comments/questions below. FWIW - I don't see the browser...

I remember looking into it at some point and leaning against it but I can't find where that was and don't really remember the reasoning. I think it was because...

Hi Eric, thanks for the response! > Hi, sorry if this isn’t the preferred way to raise concerns, but I didn’t see a contact address Whoops - yes, issue was...

Thanks for the feedback! > As an example, this could help with situations where a positive annotation on a product page could be miss used by the site owner switching...

The critical difference between hidden and more general throttling is that, in the hidden case, it's not just that resources are limited but the (compositing-level) rendering pipeline is halted. That...

> Chrome on mobile will ignore the overflow and makes it possible for users to scroll horizontally and vertically. That's not accurate, Chrome respects the overflow property on `body`/`html`. However,...

Yeah, that's correct -- Viewport zooms are clamped to 0.25 and 5 (https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/html/HTMLMetaElement.cpp?type=cs&q=HTMLMetaElement&l=397). If you need someone to describe how Chrome behaves under various viewports I can help. The case...