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It seems like Chrome doesn't actually apply Is element nonceable? to non-script elements, judging by this code search and some manual testing. I can't tests Webkit, but I suspect they do this correctly (source).
When I added is-element-nonceable to Firefox I followed the more limited Chrome behavior, but I would be interested in seeing this interoperable.
I assume we also want to do this for <link rel=preload>? This also comes back to #635, where this isn't properly defined for non-inline resources!
Edit: And we should be adding more WPTs that cover all the applicable elements.
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It seems like Chrome doesn't actually apply Is element nonceable? to non-script elements, judging by this code search and some manual testing. I can't tests Webkit, but I suspect they do this correctly (source).
When I added is-element-nonceable to Firefox I followed the more limited Chrome behavior, but I would be interested in seeing this interoperable.
I assume we also want to do this for
<link rel=preload>
? This also comes back to #635, where this isn't properly defined for non-inline resources!Edit: And we should be adding more WPTs that cover all the applicable elements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: