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The first point - there are usecases but it probably all ought to be user prompted. The vast majority of sites don't need any of it. For example when testing we
by fc417fc802 1y ago
The first point - there are usecases but it probably all ought to be user prompted. The vast majority of sites don't need any of it. For example when testing webgpu on chromium I had to globally enable it with a flag which prompted a security warning. A per-site prompt would have been much more secure - I was only using it on localhost.
The second point - you don't need to measure it (that I'm aware) but you _can_ measure it because disparate features that all have legitimate usecases on their own can be leveraged in tandem to accomplish things that weren't intended by the authors of the specification.