On Friday, March 1, 2019 at 6:55:07 AM UTC+9, Jeff Walden wrote:
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> ## Support in other browser / JS engines
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> https://github.com/v8/v8/commit/0cd67eb7c57e109aa4cbc8b8bdff6b9eaf8c1286
> suggests v8 and Chrome are shipping this as of this week.
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> I couldn't find Safari/JavaScriptCore implem
This Sunday, March 3, we will be landing a patch on Nightly to pref on
the new extension opt-in for Private Browsing. This feature is
currently desktop only. To avoid much rehash, here’s part of the prior
intent email:
“The extensions API includes support for an "incognito" entry in the
ext
Thank you for doing this! It's a minor, but real, source of potential
web-compat issues, so it's nice to have it handled.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 11:00 PM Jeff Walden wrote:
> ## Support in other browser / JS engines
>
> https://github.com/v8/v8/commit/0cd67eb7c57e109aa4cbc8b8bdff6b9eaf8c1286
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Quick update.
It looks like clang-format is actually okay with C-style comments being on
their own line before a method definition. So last night patches landed to move
all these comments to their own line.
From:
/* static */ void Foo::Bar() { ... }
To:
/* static */
void Foo::Bar() { ... }
So w
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