Barry Pollard

> It seems ok to me since it's just escaping < and >, but I'm unsure about its security and performance. I don't think that is what this policy is...

It would be lovely if it was an array that _could_ be updated but didn't need to be recalculated each time. So enabling things via origin trials for example could...

@sarahfossheim is this still an issue? Got more details?

Assuming this was closed in #881

I think fonts with `font-display: swap` are the clearest use case. See https://github.com/google/fonts/issues/2315 for example. You do want them to load ASAP, but don't consider them blocking for initial render...

Personally, I'm not a big fan of mixing meaning like that and know @pmeenan spent some time separating `preload` (discovery) and `fetchpriority` (priority) semantics for Chrome when implementing the latter....

Can we use [LoAF](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platform/long-animation-frames) to give better script attribution without full sampling? It's on the entry point, so has other issues (e.g. wrapper scripts like those used by some RUM...

Ignore this, was looking at the wrong screen. Raised that as a separate issue: https://github.com/HTTPArchive/httparchive.org/issues/1081 ~@max-ostapenko can you look into how this could be done in the backend for the...

@sarahfossheim can you look at how this could be done in the Comparison screen since that shouldn't require any API changes.

> Is there any opposition to exposing the function? I'd rather not expose the function, since it's a short-term issue (that admittedly has lived longer than we thought it would,...