Noam Rosenthal

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Working on webperf stuff at Google Chrome
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Show threadNoam RosenthalFeb 22

A question about data protection - are you OK with those hashes being sharable? Because despite not being sent to the server they would appear when sharing the URL peer to peer...

Aside from that, ignoring the :~:... stuff when finding a scroll target sounds like a good idea. Worth filing an issue on https://github.com/whatwg/html

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Show threadNoam RosenthalFeb 2
@simon it's not, because those can have their own parameter, e.g. circle(50%) square()
Show threadNoam RosenthalFeb 1
@kizu Yes, I'm OK with this. I mainly want to make sure we're not pushing ourself to an un-intuitive corner for border-shape in order to be consistent with something that's perhaps intuitive for border listification.
Show threadNoam RosenthalFeb 1

@kizu ship it!(*)

* (% a few years of discussions)

Show threadNoam RosenthalFeb 1

@kizu wouldn't this be confusing if at some point we decide to list border-shape pairs as well? It's about consistency in borders rather than consistency in general.

(btw I'm fine with what you've said, but want to make the conclusion explicit)

Show threadNoam RosenthalFeb 1
https://codepen.io/noamr-the-selector/pen/pvbLpGx
Noam RosenthalFeb 1

When seeing a border described as "circle() square()", do you imagine is as:
- A circle surrounding a square (outside-in)
- A circle surrounded by a square (inside-out)

See first comment for illustration

Outside-in
39.6%
Inside-out
60.4%
Poll ended at .
Noam RosenthalFeb 11, 2025
IntentToShipFeb 11, 2025
Blink: Intent to Prototype: Scoped view transitions

Blink: Intent to Prototype: S...
Intent to Prototype: Scoped view transitions

Show threadNoam RosenthalJan 24, 2025
@bramus @MaxArt2501 yea, we'll have more proper documentation for this as we go along with the releases. But the main idea is that for backward compat, existing components will receive the same callbacks as before, as if they were disconnected+connected, and they can override this behavior and do something special using connectedMoveCallback.
Show threadNoam RosenthalJan 24, 2025
@simevidas Yes, so far to "move" something around the DOM meant "to remove it and then to insert it at the new position".