I think there would be value in exposing a way to manually specify the priority of resource requests. Both via HTML (perhaps using a priority attribute) and via JS (fetch() prioritization). The attribute based approach could be helpful for when you need to load resources with a particular priority before any JS is run at all. Today, we have <link rel=preload>, however as is often not powerful enou
A partial archive of discourse.wicg.io as of Saturday February 24, 2024. TL;DR: I propose to add a disabled attribute to the <a> element, which would work the same as it already does for the <button> element. See also http://w3bug.com/28673 Background: Interchangeability Lemma 1: <button> and <a> are largely interchangeable. Visually, <a>s can be styled into buttons and <button>s can be styled to
A partial archive of discourse.wicg.io as of Saturday February 24, 2024. TL;DR: The existing HTML spec provides sandboxing capability that restricts abilities of iframed content. We would like to propose extending this: Allow the policy to be applied to the top-level document with granular opt-in Allow the top-level policy set in (1) to propagate to subframes Allow the policy to run in report-only
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