Security & Privacy Questionnaire: Mention Permissions Policy integration #135
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Follow-up to #126. Rewrite the answer to question 2.13, "How does this specification distinguish between behavior in first-party and third-party contexts?" by mentioning that the integration with the Permissions Policy specification does cause this spec to distinguish between first-party and third-party context.
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Follow-up to #126.
Rewrite the answer to question 2.13, "How does this specification
distinguish between behavior in first-party and third-party contexts?" by
mentioning that the integration with the Permissions Policy specification
does cause this spec to distinguish between first-party and third-party
context.