Add tests for which global is used in blob URL origins #4722
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Firefox (nightly channel)Testing web-platform-tests at revision fa8be46 All results/FileAPI/url/multi-global-origin-serialization.sub.html
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Chrome (unstable channel)Testing web-platform-tests at revision fa8be46 All results/FileAPI/url/multi-global-origin-serialization.sub.html
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Notifying @Ms2ger, @inexorabletash, @jdm, @mkruisselbrink, @zcorpan, and @zqzhang. (Learn how reviewing works.) These tests will be available shortly on w3c-test.org. |
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Passes in Safari TP (10.2, WebKit 12604.1.4.2). |
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Helps with w3c/FileAPI#60.
This checks that it's the current, since that's what we want to change the spec to, not the incumbent, what the spec currently says. It passes in Gecko and Blink; Edge fails as it seems to use an entirely different blob URL format. Haven't tested Safari.