01:21
<Domenic>
annevk: if you were to create a HTTP header referring to a URL's query/search component, would you use a name containing "query" or "search"? (https://github.com/WICG/nav-speculation/pull/183 for full context if you're interested.)
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09:57
<smaug>
Jake Archibald: (I was looking at some of my ancient tests) looks like Chrome has changed session history behavior on this case from the old WebKit model to Presto model: http://mozilla.pettay.fi/moztests/history2/Start.html I think we don't want to spec either one of those. The testcase is about dynamically added iframes
13:26
<Jake Archibald>
smaug: yeah, I ran across this one too. Firefox's model is the sensible one, and it's what I put in PR.
13:28
<Jake Archibald>
The current spec seems to hint at the Firefox behaviour here too.
13:32
<Jake Archibald>
Ah, ok, this bit isn't handled in the PR. I need to make sure it explicitly removes those history entries when the iframe is removed.
13:58
<Jake Archibald>
Oh, no, I misread, it's handled in the current PR (the Firefox model) https://whatpr.org/html/6315/document-sequences.html#destroy-the-nested-navigable
21:33
<Lorin>
Is there a similar discussion platform for CSS spec?
21:39
<aja>
https://matrix.to/#/#w3c_css:matrix.org
21:39
<aja>
specs (plural)
21:44
<aja>
above room is primarily for css wg meetings, though. most discussion is in github PRs