Try avoiding URL.canParse for older version of Safari #2887
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This is simple, low-risk, and the tests pass. Let's merge. |
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Motivation for the change, related issues
We have a university user whose old version of Safari (16.6) doesn't support
URL.canParse(). Playground may break in other ways for this user, but since we only useURL.canParse()in one place, let's see if avoiding it could help such a user.Implementation details
This PR replaces
URL.canParse()with a dedicated predicate to detect whether a URL appears absolute.Testing Instructions (or ideally a Blueprint)