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According to the fullscreen issue referenced above the timing is now defined and the issue has been closed.
@foolip Would you please be able to clarify what this means for the definition in the Screen Orientation spec and also where animation frame task appears in the algorithms:
If locking the orientation did not result in a change of
orientation, as part of the next animation frame task, resolve
pending-promise with undefined and set
pending-promise to null.
Whenever the viewport's angle changes, the user agent MUST run
the following steps as part of the next animation frame task:
Whenever a document becomes visible per [[!PAGE-VISIBILITY]],
in other words after the now visible algorithm is run, the
user agent MUST run the following substeps as part of the next
animation frame task:
Thank you very much for your help 🙂
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This does mean that HTML needs to know about all the specs that integrate with it, which is arguably backwards layering-wise, but the upside is that the order of things is clearly defined, and cannot really be well defined without a central point of order.
Currently in the spec we have:
According to the fullscreen issue referenced above the timing is now defined and the issue has been closed.
@foolip Would you please be able to clarify what this means for the definition in the Screen Orientation spec and also where animation frame task appears in the algorithms:
Thank you very much for your help 🙂
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: