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| <dt>a <span>JavaScript MIME type</span></dt> | |||
| <dt>a <span>JSON MIME type</span> that is not an <span>explicitly supported JSON MIME | |||
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| <dt>"<code>text/cache-manifest</code>"</dt> | |||
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This removal would benefit from some (possibly manual?) tests. Although they might just uncover that this section is wrong and browsers generally treat text/* the same, in which case a followup bug would suffice.
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| <dt><dfn element-attr for="head"><code data-x="attr-head-profile">profile</code></dfn> on <code>head</code> elements</dt> | |||
| <dd><p>Unnecessary. Omit it altogether.</p></dd> | |||
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| <dt><dfn element-attr for="html"><code data-x="attr-html-manifest">manifest</code></dfn> on <code>html</code> elements</dt> | |||
| <dd><p>Use service workers instead. <ref spec=SW></p></dd> | |||
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Optional: you could maybe port some major old IDs here, such as #appcache, #application-cache, and #offline.
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After considering this a bit more I decided not to as there are a lot of IDs that end up being removed here and it's unclear which people relied on.
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The Chromium removal bug is https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=582750 |
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We're interested in attempting to remove this feature but we need to understand the Web / app compatibility situation. |
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Still LGTM. Excited to get this merged! |
Per whatwg/html#6153 and whatwg/html@e4330d5, the Application Cache feature is no longer part of the HTML standard. So this change marks both the applicationCache member of SharedWorkerGlobalScope and the "manifest" attribute of the <html> element as standard_track:false.
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cc @whatwg/documentation I raised mdn/browser-compat-data#7610 and updated the following MDN articles:
If I missed anything, let me know. |
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Thanks @sideshowbarker ! On our side, we updated
So the status is clear. Feel free to ping me if you notice any other docs bits that need updating. |
Per whatwg/html#6153 and whatwg/html@e4330d5, the Application Cache feature is no longer part of the HTML standard. So this change marks both the applicationCache member of SharedWorkerGlobalScope and the "manifest" attribute of the <html> element as standard_track:false.
After the removal of AppCache in whatwg#6153, this algorithm is now unused.
After the removal of AppCache in #6153, this algorithm is now unused.
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This removes the manifest attribute on the html element, the text/cache-manifest format, the integration of application caches with navigation, the monkey patching of what is now Fetch, and the window.applicationCache API.
Closes #151 and closes #5505.
(See WHATWG Working Mode: Changes for more details.)
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