The permission request stuff is no longer in contention #214
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I think. I also think that a great deal more needs to be done with this explainer to get up to speed, so this change might not be appropriate at this time. For instance, I think that the clipboardchange event is no longer really a thing (which would be good).
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It's not in contention in so much that we decided to not do it, right? But if you remove that here as proposed the previous paragraph is now a bit unclear as how would you explicitly request it? |
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I think.
I also think that a great deal more needs to be done with this explainer to get up to speed, so this change might not be appropriate at this time.
For instance, I think that the clipboardchange event is no longer really a thing (which would be good).
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