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That will take you to Bugzilla with an already-prefilled template where you'd need to fill a few details (like trial name, website origin, whether subdomains should be included, and a suggested expiration date / other details if you know them). A token will be given to you in that bug. | That will take you to Bugzilla with an already-prefilled template where you'd need to fill a few details (like trial name, website origin, whether subdomains should be included, and a suggested expiration date / other details if you know them). A token will be given to you in that bug. | ||
== Using the trial token == | |||
Once you get a reply with a token, you can use them by serving your page with the relevant header: | |||
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origin-trial: your-token | |||
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O with a meta tag: | |||
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<meta http-equiv="origin-trial" content="your-token"> | |||
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Revision as of 22:56, 24 August 2022
Origin trials are a way for websites to opt-in to experimental web platform features.
They're similar to Chrome's origin trials.
Current Trials
Currently active trials are:
- OffscreenCanvas: Enables access to `OffscreenCanvas` on window and workers.
- COEP: credentialless: Enables the `credentialless` value for the `Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy` header.
Requesting a trial for your website
In order to request a trial please click here:
That will take you to Bugzilla with an already-prefilled template where you'd need to fill a few details (like trial name, website origin, whether subdomains should be included, and a suggested expiration date / other details if you know them). A token will be given to you in that bug.
Using the trial token
Once you get a reply with a token, you can use them by serving your page with the relevant header:
origin-trial: your-token
O with a meta tag:
<meta http-equiv="origin-trial" content="your-token">