Re:An origin trial for a new HTML <permission> element
by JimDabell on Sunday June 15, 2025 @09:43AM
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I think that’s kinda misleading, isn’t it? You make it sound like it’s making good progress towards standardisation. They asked for feedback from other browser vendors, everybody said no, and they are shipping it anyway. Is “incubation happened, now on to origin trials before standardisation” really a suitable summary of that?
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Re:An origin trial for a new HTML <permission> element
by DrammBA on Sunday June 15, 2025 @10:09AM
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> “incubation happened (and we don't care what anyone said), now on to origin trials before standardisation (in chrome, and good luck if you use another browser)”
That's exactly how google would describe it with some missing context added.
Re:An origin trial for a new HTML <permission> element
by madeofpalk on Sunday June 15, 2025 @10:48AM
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It cannot be a standard until two browsers ship the API.
Re:An origin trial for a new HTML <permission> element
by fabrice_d on Sunday June 15, 2025 @11:37AM
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lol. As long as a browser with Chrome's market share ships it, it will be used.
Whether it's an official standard by some criteria doesn't matter.
Re:An origin trial for a new HTML <permission> element
by JimDabell on Sunday June 15, 2025 @01:56PM
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Technically, it’s not two browsers shipping it, it’s two independent implementations. Otherwise everything that Google ships as part of Blink would become a standard as soon as any one of the other Blink-based browsers (e.g. Edge) includes it.