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An intent-to-ship has to be sent to blink-dev, so per the Blink dev cycle this cannot be an I2S. There has however been an intent-to-experiment[0] and as the a
by gsnedders 8y ago
An intent-to-ship has to be sent to blink-dev, so per the Blink dev cycle this cannot be an I2S.
There has however been an intent-to-experiment[0] and as the article says it'll be available as an origin trial in Chrome 74. (For those who don't know, origin trials are essentially an per-origin opt-in, time-limited way of shipping. It won't work by default, and in this case it won't work beyond Chrome 76.)
[0]: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msg/blink-dev/sEwWEF80T4s/Nss9VxM3BAAJ https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msg/blink-dev/sEw...
- danShumway 8y agoThanks. That makes me feel way better about this proposal. Intent to experiment is exactly where I would want a feature at this point in development to be -- gives normal people the ability to build things with it and figure out any pain points, but forces them not to use it in a production site quite yet.