Allow Safari / WebKit to have SharedBuffer too #13
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This MR enables CORP implicitly for non Chrome/Firefox based browsers and, when that's the case, it also set the CORP policy. Tested [via coincident GitHub pages](https://webreflection.github.io/coincident/test/hyperhtml.html) successfully on both GNOME Web and Epiphany TP.
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Perfect, thank you for this contribution! |
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Could you perhaps
I believe the README actually already includes some logic similar to this PR (confusingly) |
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@gzuidhof it was a one-off contribution from GitHub site directly ... could you maybe do this after merge? Otherwise I'll apply your requested changes. |
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Yeah I'm happy to do it :) It might be a while before I get around to it.. But I guess that's ok |
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The changes are now merged and published in version |
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This MR enables CORP implicitly for non Chrome/Firefox based browsers and, when that's the case, it also set the CORP policy.
Tested via coincident GitHub pages successfully on both GNOME Web and Epiphany TP.