Mike Taylor

@mrajah1 which do you think is better? I don't have any strong feelings - it's just a string to me.

> Why do you need to know _client-side_ that the current device is a tablet? You know what the screen size is, what the screen resolution is - what more...

@djmitche > I think this could be headed off by clearly defining > > * What each of these strings means as a signal to the application (so maybe "Tablet"...

> I thought the point of splitting the values into their own headers was to make it easier to parse? Yes, this is true. And to encourage better parsing that...

> how it is structured, so I can make assumptions about the format that I can exclude, or I can whitelist all the values that I think are valid. it's...

Thanks for the feedback - interestingly, we have received feedback from Zoom that it would be useful to _extend_ wow64-ness beyond Windows: https://github.com/WICG/ua-client-hints/issues/348. So there does seem to be some...

> If UAs use very different arbitrary values, it's possible sites will intentionally or inadvertently start to depend on a particular value or set of value. Good point, e.g., if...

Hey @othermaciej, I've rewritten the GREASE algorithms and would appreciate any feedback you have: See https://wicg.github.io/ua-client-hints/#create-ua-list-section and https://wicg.github.io/ua-client-hints/#create-arbitrary-brands-section, in particular. Thanks.

I'm happy to re-open (thanks for the additional feedback, will go through it in a couple of days).

@bc-pi could you propose a diff to the paragraph: > For example, a login flow may involve a cross-site top-level POST request to an endpoint which expects a cookie with...