Are there any guidelines for chromium development? It seems like one can just commit a feature to it and make half the world use it.
Regarding URL hash abuse elsewhere: this current development in Chromium is different from front-end frameworks and specific websites doing it because SomeSite can't break OtherSite while both having a different way to handle the hash.
Now Chromium randomly claims part of the hash which others now need a workaround for? Are these devs serious?
Thank you for the link and I may have come off a bit harsh with that last sentence.
Having some feature like this for the web would in itself be good, just claiming a key in the hash part just for this would (and I know that hash doesn't really have a format so "it's not a key" etc, but it does gets used that way).
A proposition: instead of using plain 'targetText' how about having some prefix for all Chromium's claims in the hash part so that the front-end (framework) developers can filter these out without needing to keep a list?
Regarding URL hash abuse elsewhere: this current development in Chromium is different from front-end frameworks and specific websites doing it because SomeSite can't break OtherSite while both having a different way to handle the hash.
Now Chromium randomly claims part of the hash which others now need a workaround for? Are these devs serious?
edit: dear downvoter, explain yourself :)