@tmcw @pfrazee @odbol Wow, good find. That’s surprising behavior (to me at least) that you unearthed there. I’ll have a very close look tomorrow. I’d give this bug a solid 10/10 to be honest. (Thanks, @RReverser, for looping me in.)
@HenrikJoreteg @quicksave2k I personally haven’t, sorry, but @reillyeon is the expert and can probably help you out. Meanwhile, if you can create a quick https://t.co/XXaCKEbXEr with a link to a minimal reproduction case, this would definitely help Reil
â’ Go to https://t.co/nfWY19j1Z0 (bare with me, it’s just a page with two videos).
â’¡ Paste the code below into the @ChromeDevTools Console.
“`js
await import(‘https://t.co/xQwaaCwpBy’)
.then(module => console.log(module.createLink(document.querySele
@antonioberetini @ChromiumDev CC: @diekus for this feedback.
@sephr I’ll spend some time on it today and tomorrow, but definitely happy for you to see what you can contribute and improve on the weekend.
@sephr The polyfill bits are here: https://t.co/rjwcvFFL6S. It’s early days of course and this was built during a hackathon, but we have plans to improve this.
@sephr Yes, the extension code and the polyfill it uses will be released separately.
@ckundo @WestbrookJ Linking based on the `alt` attribute is definitely on our list. For now we purely finished an MVP implementation for the scope of the hackathon.
Here’s a preview of what my team came up with during a team-wide hackathon: Link to Media 🔗🖼, a Chrome extension allowing for linking to arbitrary images, videos, audios: https://t.co/DMgHvdoV8Y. It’s based on a new fragment directive syntax pro
Unpacking the Workbox is a great YouTube series by @tropicadri and @jeffposnick that teaches you @workboxjs from zero to hero 🦸â€â™‚ï¸, since writing service worker code from scratch isn’t everyone’s favorite. Hint: https://t.co/PLER2ddxZV uses i
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