HTML: test queueing behavior of window.close() #15649
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Filed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1533416 on Firefox. |
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close() needed to queue a task to close, though closed needs to immediately know when close() is invoked too. Tests: web-platform-tests/wpt#15561 & web-platform-tests/wpt#15649. Fixes #4405. Helps with #4363.
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Thanks, events do indeed work due to this being same-origin. |
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Safari bug is referenced from whatwg/html#4402. |
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The reason the second test fails in Firefox is due to
window.open()using a nested event loop. I could make Firefox pass the test by removing theopenee.openerassert, but seems bad?