Public bug reported:
I'd like to deprecate WebContext.userScripts and move it to a new user
data manager object instead, along with the script message handlers. The
situation today where user scripts are registered per-WebContext but
message handlers for those scripts are registered per-WebView is a bit
odd.
I'd also like to extend this new interface to support adding custom
stylesheets (see bug 1414078).
We could also investigate allowing WebView's to provide a custom user
data manager instance which overrides the one provided by the WebContext
- this is a bit tricky though, which is why user scripts are only per-
WebContext.
** Affects: oxide
Importance: Medium
Status: Triaged
** Changed in: oxide
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: oxide
Status: New => Triaged
** Description changed:
I'd like to deprecate WebContext.userScripts and move it to a new user
data manager object instead, along with the script message handlers. The
situation today where user scripts are registered per-WebContext but
message handlers for those scripts are registered per-WebView is a bit
odd.
I'd also like to extend this new interface to support adding custom
- stylesheets (see bug 1414078)
+ stylesheets (see bug 1414078).
+
+ We could also investigate allowing WebView's to provide a custom user
+ data manager instance which overrides the one provided by the WebContext
+ - this is a bit tricky though, which is why user scripts are only per-
+ WebContext.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1593694
Title:
Add a user data manager API
Status in Oxide:
Triaged
Bug description:
I'd like to deprecate WebContext.userScripts and move it to a new user
data manager object instead, along with the script message handlers.
The situation today where user scripts are registered per-WebContext
but message handlers for those scripts are registered per-WebView is a
bit odd.
I'd also like to extend this new interface to support adding custom
stylesheets (see bug 1414078).
We could also investigate allowing WebView's to provide a custom user
data manager instance which overrides the one provided by the
WebContext - this is a bit tricky though, which is why user scripts
are only per-WebContext.
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