Check BroadcastChannel origin against creation-time current#5729
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Check BroadcastChannel origin against creation-time current#5729
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...instead of against the creation-time incumbent. This helps with #1430, and allows a good amount of simplification as we no longer have to track the "BroadcastChannel settings object" separately from the relevant settings object. This also modernizes and cleans up the BroadcastChannel section editorially.
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@bakulf thoughts? Seems reasonable to me. |
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Yeah, it seems reasonable to me too. |
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…ct is current, not incumbent, a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Test that BroadcastChannel settings object is current, not incumbent Follows whatwg/html#5729. -- wpt-commits: 74b3f3fcff249affad48bb1bfadf8877154a0f18 wpt-pr: 24568
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…ct is current, not incumbent, a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Test that BroadcastChannel settings object is current, not incumbent Follows whatwg/html#5729. -- wpt-commits: 74b3f3fcff249affad48bb1bfadf8877154a0f18 wpt-pr: 24568
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…ct is current, not incumbent, a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Test that BroadcastChannel settings object is current, not incumbent Follows whatwg/html#5729. -- wpt-commits: 74b3f3fcff249affad48bb1bfadf8877154a0f18 wpt-pr: 24568
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...instead of against the creation-time incumbent. This helps with
#1430, and allows a good amount of simplification as we no longer have
to track the "BroadcastChannel settings object" separately from the
relevant settings object.
This also modernizes and cleans up the BroadcastChannel section
editorially.
(See WHATWG Working Mode: Changes for more details.)
@annevk, any thoughts on who to ask at Mozilla about simplifying this in Firefox?
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