Thanks for sending this intent! :)

It seems like you didn't use the chromestatus.com template, so a few things
are missing:
* The title is non-standard and hence didn't get caught in our tooling
* What's the timeline for which you want to deprecate the use of these URI
schemes? When will they be removed?
* A short explainer outlining what will be deprecated and removed and how
developers should deal with that



On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 5:50 PM 'Adam Langley' via blink-dev <
blink-dev@chromium.org> wrote:

> *Primary eng emails*
>
> a...@chromium.org, rby...@chromium.org
>
> *Summary*
>
> Creating a dedicated secure browser API for mdoc selection to replace
> mdoc-scheme URLs on Chrome and Android.
>
> *Motivation*
>
> Last month, we sent
> <https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/O9A9fq-0IdI/m/sqdVA17iBQAJ>
> an intent to prototype for a more secure browser API for mdoc
> <https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/fr/#iso:std:69084:en> selection, which we
> believe will more safely enable mobile driver’s licenses on the web across
> multiple wallets. In addition to allowing sites to request real-world
> identity information for opening a bank account, for example, this
> dedicated API will also provide users with more transparency and control
> into what personal information is then shared with the website requesting
> it.
>
> As prototyping of the new API begins, we are considering blocking the URI
> schemes mdoc and mdoc-openid4vp from being forwarded directly to the OS
> (e.g. as Intents on Android). These schemes have been proposed as a way to
> use Chromium's support for websites opening complementary apps, to instead
> open and communicate directly with arbitrary wallet apps. We believe this
> mechanism is more prone to security risks for consumers, such as phishing
> attacks, by not providing enough information to the browser to be able to
> explain the request to the user, and that it prevents the operating system
> from mediating such requests.
>
> For similar reasons, Android is exploring a complementary, API-based
> solution, instead of supporting the URL schemes mentioned above.
>
> Like all Chromium projects, the new API will be developed in the open and
> we’ll be engaging with the developers, regulators, and industry groups for
> feedback.
>
> We are collecting feedback and metrics on this deprecation plan and will
> follow up with a bug and feature dashboard entry when pertinent.
>
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