[graderjs]

Haha i love the tone deaf, dontgiveashit responses of the chromium team, just trolling devs:

[... Dev engages in paragraphs long rant detailing their intricate use case and why it's so essential not realizing the chrome team doesn't give a shit...]

We implemented an origin trial to temporarily opt out from the blocking. Would this solve your concerns while you migrate your app? If so, please see ...

But if it doesn't solve your concerns, guess yer fresh outta luck there, slick.

but more practically I think the suggestions of developers for a sandbox attribute is a great idea and I don't understand the purpose of this change nor how it seems the community wasn't consulted. But I love how when the pushback from devs happens, it's like because the chrome team failed to anticipate these various valid use cases, they're not even going to acknowledge the dev sentiment as a real thing... Pretty weird dynamic obviously they don't care about consultation I wonder what really drives the development mission?

[graderjs]

But I also get the point of view of the chrome Dev team if it's something like they just choose to not deal with so much feedback from people. I do the same thing that's why I disable issues on my popular open source projects....

[joepie91_]

The difference is that you - presumably - aren't the de facto steward of one of the most important open communication platforms on the planet that literal nation states rely on to function correctly, in addition to the general public.