As discussed on dev-webapi[1] the app that wants to use widgets only
need the "embed-widgets" permission to use <iframe mozbrowser mozwidget>
If the app also wants to implement a browser, it could request the
"browser" separately. A <iframe mozbrowser mozwidget> will have
restricted mozbrowser API defined on the prototype if the embedder has
the "brower" permission; they will always throw when used.
[1]: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.webapi/uQweGWtVKRA/Bj1jZq3LN-0J
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rename : dom/apps/tests/test_widget.html => dom/apps/tests/test_widget_browser.html
As discussed on dev-webapi[1] the app that wants to use widgets only
need the "embed-widgets" permission to use <iframe mozbrowser mozwidget>
If the app also wants to implement a browser, it could request the
"browser" separately. A <iframe mozbrowser mozwidget> will have
restricted mozbrowser API defined on the prototype if the embedder has
the "brower" permission; they will always throw when used.
[1]: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.webapi/uQweGWtVKRA/Bj1jZq3LN-0J
--HG--
rename : dom/apps/tests/test_widget.html => dom/apps/tests/test_widget_browser.html
As discussed on dev-webapi[1] the app that wants to use widgets only
need the "embed-widgets" permission to use <iframe mozbrowser mozwidget>
If the app also wants to implement a browser, it could request the
"browser" separately. A <iframe mozbrowser mozwidget> will have
restricted mozbrowser API defined on the prototype if the embedder has
the "brower" permission; they will always throw when used.
[1]: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.webapi/uQweGWtVKRA/Bj1jZq3LN-0J
--HG--
rename : dom/apps/tests/test_widget.html => dom/apps/tests/test_widget_browser.html
