Contemporarily, they aren't accessible from random websites. They require permissions.

We can argue over how they should be accessible. Mozilla came out swinging for the perspective that they shouldn't be part of the web at all.

There's a lot of ya'll with poisonous rotten shit running through your veins. Thank you for at least speaking up, not just silently being part of the muting silencing horror. But it's still a vicious shitty crypto-native ardency that believes the web should always have it's wings clipped. That's the vicious force at bay here. It's a toxic mentality. It was here too. It had no regard, no middle ground, nothing but the same utterly uncompromising anti-web charge that Safari had begat mere days before.

These words are now mute, since I have indeed been voted under with anti-web zeal. What a sad lot these shallow anti-web foes are.