wbamberg

Yeah, this is because CSS_Ref uses mdn/data to get the list of items to include, and the things in mdn/data don't match the actual pages we have. It would probably...

From Aaron, putting this here for future reference: > list of all Trusted Types sinks-- currently, the best close-to-source-of-truth is calling self.trustedTypes.getTypeMapping() which kinda only works in Chromium (and is...

> Two ways then to do this. > > * Have a separate form to enter code from email and trigger granting of that permission. Not sure how you hook...

I think it's also time to talk about structure here. The difficulty really is that: - ideally this belongs in the authentication & permissions chapter - but it depends on...

> I think that 2 and 3 will be more or less the same amount of work, and more or less the same end result. In both cases you're trying...

I've talked about this PR with some of the other MDN maintainers, and we don't think this feature is ready to be documented on MDN yet (and therefore isn't ready...

> @wbamberg I'm open to your recommendations as to whether we add detail to MDN piecemeal, as it's added to a spec, or if we can provide the current state...

It's a bit unfortunate here, because http://example.com does not redirect to https://example.com :(.

> example.com works to illustrate the difference. I assume they don't enforce redirection for the purposes of demonstrating both both http and https. The current URL isn't hyperlinked, but presented...

It would be good to have a separate guide page on Web push that covered the architecture. There is some stuff about this in https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Progressive_web_apps/Guides/Offline_and_background_operation#push which could perhaps be reused...