Introduce "implicitly restricted APIs". #62
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| <h3 id="interaction-with-visibility-state">Interaction with Page Visibility</h3> | ||
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| Documents in [=prerendering browsing contexts=] are [=Document/hidden=]. |
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Note that for portals this might not be true, and portals are envisioned to be a type of prerendering browsing context. We might want to state that subtlety here as a TODO or Note, even though portals spec work is kind of on hold while we get these foundations worked out...
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Done, added it as an Issue which seemed consistent with the other Issues about portals.
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| - Firing of clipboard events, as well as {{Clipboard/read()|navigator.clipboard.read()}} and {{Clipboard/readText()|navigator.clipboard.readText()}} [[CLIPBOARD-APIS]] | |||
| - {{Navigator/share()|navigator.share()}} [[WEB-SHARE]] | |||
| - {{Element/requestPointerLock()|element.requestPointerLock()}} [[POINTERLOCK]] | |||
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| APIs that require the [=Document/visible=] [=Document/visibility state=]: | |||
| - {{WakeLock/request()}} [[WAKE-LOCK]] | |||
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| - {{WakeLock/request()}} [[WAKE-LOCK]] | |
| - {{WakeLock/request()|navigator.wakeLock.request()}} [[WAKE-LOCK]] |
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I made this change, also reverted to [SCREEN-WAKE-LOCK] which I didn't realize the original spec had instead of [WAKE-LOCK]. I don't know what source code that comes from.
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Thanks, done! I added a commit though the diff still seems to show the old one. Would you be able to merge if it's ready? I don't have write access. |
This expands "Activated-Gated APIs" to cover other reasons that an API
can be implicitly restricted, namely, if it requires system focus or
page visibility.
It also clarifies that prerendering browsing contexts never have system
focus or page visibility, as per discussion in #59 and #55.
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