@jho_crypto Yepp, happy this tip helped. 😃 If you want to (or can) share what you’re working on, I’d be curious to have a look.
@firt Yes, I was more focusing on what this entitlement entitles you to do. Service workers, caching,… maybe even something else?
Improving HTTP with structured header fields, by @mnot: https://t.co/LUYYCOWQbX.
@nekrtemplar @firt FWIW, I looked into Facebook’s Android WebView, which is marked as debuggable now: https://t.co/WefCDFgM7H. It seemed clean when I tested, at least when it comes to injected JavaScript.
@firt Great digging, thanks. Only catching up now. Weird that the blog post wouldn’t mention service workers. Also still no details on thcom.appleOs.developer.web-browser entitlement. Altogether sounds like a promising step in the right di
@_alastair @firt @othermaciej The big question mark are still the entitlement details: nothing much to be found right now apart from the @WebKit blog post and @firt’s thread: https://t.co/bS4h1UxK2p. The entitlements documentation still doesn’t mentio
RT @johnwilander: App-bound domains — a new way to restrict potentially privacy-invasive WebView APIs to web content from a specific set of…
@jho_crypto The API was renamed: https://t.co/jqIbRoX9zp. You can’t really get frame-accuracy, but check the presentationTime in the metadata: https://t.co/wU9cMmmbus