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Would Thursday January 21st at 10am PST work? @johannhof @Brandr0id @johnwilander @jkarlin @jeremyroman @englehardt. That would be right after the PING call.
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Confirmed that my conflicting meeting will be moved.
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@TanviHacks That would work for me, thank you.
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I have a conflict 10:30-11:00 that I might be able to move.
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@johnwilander Let us know if you can move your 10:30. If so, we can confirm the time. Thank you!
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Okay then we are set for January 21st 10am PST. Using our regular call in details: https://github.com/privacycg/meetings/tree/master/2021/telcons. Please all mark your calendars.
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Preliminary agenda from me, if you have time please take a look and feel free to suggest edits/additions:
(1) [40 mins] Work through interop Issues.
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- Firefox is planning to align with Safari behavior, any concerns from Edge?
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- Browsers seem to align on always rejecting without user gesture in cross-origin iframes, but differ in top-level context behavior (Safari resolves, Edge rejects).
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- There's a new suggestion for a resolution from Firefox folks, would be great to get feedback on this.
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- This probably needs a few words in the spec but might otherwise be punted to storage-partitioning.
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- Firefox and Edge align on this as well as Safari Technology Preview, can we resolve this issue?
(2) [20 mins] Standardization.
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Are the spec editors (John and Tess) available to start resolving (inline) spec issues? What do they need help with?
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Can we identify issues that are blockers for standardization and assign someone to move them forward? Potential blockers:
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inline spec issues
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privacycg/storage-access#12 and privacycg/storage-access#10 (from Edge folks)
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Where do we want to move the spec as it matures?
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