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As discussed in #10, the utility of the close() method is unclear, and
properly specifying it would add a large amount of complexity.
By removing closing entirely, this fixes#10, fixes#17 and fixes#18.
As discussed in #10, the utility of the close() method is unclear, and
properly specifying it would add a large amount of complexity.
By removing closing entirely, this fixes#10, fixes#17 and fixes#18.
As discussed in #10, the utility of the close() method is unclear, and
properly specifying it would add a large amount of complexity.
By removing closing entirely, this fixes#10, fixes#17 and fixes#18.
Currently it seems that the spec allows to create a new blob starting from a closed one:
var a = new Blob([42]);
a.close();
var b = new Blob([a]);
This seems wrong to me because a.size is 0 and that blob cannot be read in any way.
I would suggest to throw an exception.
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