[HTTP] Remove Permissions-Policy directive document-domain #39575
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Permissions-Policy directive `document-domain` was removed from spec[1]. It was only ever implemented in Chromium behind a flag, never enabled by default and was removed entirely in Chromium 110[2]. [1] whatwg/html#8549 [2] chromium/chromium@09ae39c
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The BCD was removed and this is good. Thanks @bershanskiy !
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Description
Remove documentation about the obsolete HTTP header
Permissions-Policydirectivedocument-domain.Motivation
Permissions-Policy directive
document-domainwas removed from spec[1]. It was only ever implemented in Chromium behind a flag, never enabled by default and was removed entirely in Chromium 110[2].Additional details
[1] whatwg/html#8549
[2] chromium/chromium@09ae39c
Related issues and pull requests
Permissions-Policydirectivedocument-domainbrowser-compat-data#26836