The WebKit API already leaves policy decisions up to it's client.
Check out WebPolicyDelegate which allows the client to make decisions
for individual resource requests based on the contents of the request,
and WebResourceLoadDelegates for the client to make decisions based on
the MIME type and other contents of the response.
I wonder if these are good enough for you to implement your feature in
your browser?
~Brady
On Jul 3, 2009, at 3:58 PM, Roger Pack wrote:
Sorry to just join and post in...just wondering if any consideration
had been given to something akin to Gecko's "content policies" for
filtering content. This would allow things like adblock plus to work
more easily with webkit based browsers [1].
Or is this something like "create a patch and send it in if you want
it."?
Thanks much.
=r
[1] http://adblockplus.org/en/faq_internal
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