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Given how desktop Chromium and Gecko browsers work, I'm starting to lean on 'Strict MIME type enforcement for DASH/HLS' approach. Is there any better data than https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1269852#c6 about the mimetype...

And those 1.5% are without cors? Or is it just checking mimetype? But aren't we interested only in the case where one uses weird mimetype without cors? (It seems a...

@annevk I wonder if Apple has any data on what kinds of requests HLS implementation ends up doing.

So Firefox 66 changed click detection. It used to follow earlier version of UI events spec, where mousedown/up had to happen on same element. Now it finds the common ancestor,...

See https://github.com/Dogfalo/materialize/issues/6322#issuecomment-478711638

Currently the web doesn't really have explicit event loop spinning (modulo some implementation details and the somewhat unclear alert() handling in the spec). I'd rather not see us adding such....

> To clarify, no one here is talking about spinning the event loop. I see. Well, then just queue a task and continue. Of course the programming model is then...

Are there wpt tests ensuring page's load event isn't affected? I ask because in Gecko network requests before page's load event by default postpone page's load event to fire. (and...

It has nothing to do with declarative or imperative. Just about fetching wasm. If fetch is started right before load event for the page would otherwise fire, is the fetch...

> 2\. Avoiding a long series of unnecessary calls to C++ land and reducing it to a dictionary property update. So this is only about the case when one wants...