Hello - Got a question of screen orientation on portrait/landscape. Let's say we have a device doesn't support portrait-secondary, by spec<http://www.w3.org/TR/screen-orientation/> we should remove it from allow list which is fine. However if web developer specified "portrait" instead of "portrait-primary" for lockOrientation(), which I suppose is a common case, we'll have to expand it to "portrait-primary, portrait-secondary" according spec. In this case the lockOrientation() would fail because orientations isn't a supported orientation set. I don't think it'll satisfy the original purpose of "portrait".
IMHO, we should explain this more detailed. We could either, 1. Only expand "portrait"(or "landscape") into allowed orientations, or; 2. Filter out disallowed orientations from orientation sequence and lock the screen with that list. Thoughts? CD
