Philip Jägenstedt

I had suggested to @KyleJu to support labels in wpt-metadata, which would probably mostly be copy-pasting the support for links, supporting those labels in the search cache, and then just...

Thanks, I'll exclude it! I was hoping that the spec itself (https://whatwg.github.io/loader/) would say something about its status, as certainly I would never go looking at the GitHub repo looking...

This was already implemented at some point. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Sanitizer#browser_compatibility is a current example showing that it works.

This is a similar problem as with pointer device input, which in https://w3c.github.io/webdriver/#actions is solved by having a notion of ticks and pausing to send a whole series of updates...

A potential problem with having JS generate sensor readings is where that script will execute. To not make assumptions about where the sensor readings are being inserted, it may be...

Since [`Sensor`](https://w3c.github.io/sensors/#the-sensor-interface) doesn't have a constructor it won't be possible to perfectly mock the API for a web developer, but I believe it will be possible to mock out sensors...

@weinig might you be able to summarize the "architecture" of color handling in Safari? From testing in Safari Technology Preview 151 it's clear that something has changed from the previous...

@ccameron-chromium good point, it's also worth testing somewhere where luminance is in SDR range. I think `color(srgb 1.05 0 0)` is such an example, which STP renders as `color(display-p3 0.9639...

Thanks you @weinig, that's very helpful! You mention that computed values are unchanged, and there's a bit of https://drafts.csswg.org/css-color-4/#color-function that I'd like your take on: > An out of gamut...

@ccameron-chromium my 2c is that making those the 3 cases display the same color is important, and hopefully there is a solution that preserves this in most or all situations....