Emily Stark
Emily Stark
Yeah, the existence of UIR continues to get more and more awkward... I would say that for this spec we should continue to preserve UIR's functionality (as @ericlaw1979 suggests), and...
> How should service workers handle the network error resulting from the browser not prompting the user for username and password? Service workers wouldn't need to handle the network error,...
> It seems like a new capability for content to be able to access 407 responses though. How are you handling that? Or you treating them as opaque in some...
> So, I would not expect a prompt when you hand the response to the service worker, but rather when the service worker hands the response to the browsing context...
Ok, I think that should work. Later this week I'll work on a prototype to do that to fix Chrome's implementation and a PR. Thanks!
Sorry, it fell off my stack. I'll try to get back to it this week.
@wanderview is there a reason it'd need to be a new response type instead of just `opaque`?
I see, thanks for the explanation! I think you're probably right -- it's same-origin to the request url and returning a 40x status code, and I want to be able...
Update: I've fixed the glaring functional bug in Chrome 90, so that the prompt now shows when the Service Worker hands the response back to the navigating browsing context. I've...
I'm on parental leave until next week, I'll take a look then to load this back into my brain and try to remember where I left off.