Ben Kelly
Ben Kelly
It seems like that should be done anyway? For example, if the browser's default store is A and the user installs an App from store B, it seems reviews for...
This bug is regarding: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/MSEdgeExplainers/blob/master/CacheAPIResponseMetadata/explainer.md
I was thinking that a script could do this: ``` const url = '/foo.html'; const c = await caches.open('tracker'); await r = await c.match(url); if (!r) { // new user...
I don't see why this is an issue for the service worker spec. All storage has this property; localstorage, IDB, etc. Our main protection against abuse of storing state is...
You can already do this: ``` cache.put(performance.now()); ``` To store a high resolution timer. It seems there is next to nil chance this API will ever restrict what can be...
Maybe it would be useful to understand the threat model you are considering here.
@jyasskin pointed me at this update to his threat model: https://github.com/w3cping/privacy-threat-model/pull/6/files I haven't read it all, but the part that jumps out at me is: ``` A privacy harm only...
Note, I think we should land WPT changes upstream in chromium or wpt before bringing them here. Chromium will auto-sync to wpt and other browsers, but we don't have that...
No they have not. Sorry, for the delay.
I think that would be best. I'll try to get to the upstream work this week.