On Jul 17, 2009, at 2:54 PM, Thomas Phinney wrote: > Tal, Erik, would it be a requirement of .webfont format that if such a > URL is present, browsers enforce it? As the proposal said, we are interested in hearing from the browser developers on two possible ways of handling the <allow> element: 1. An unobtrusive alert system based on matching the viewed URL to the <allow> element. This is not the same as complete rejection of the fonts. 2. A "Page Info" interface element that would show the contents of the <allow> element, along with the other relevant metadata, to the user upon request. On idea 1, John, Sylvain and Håkon seem to have indicates that they could not accept this. On idea 2, John seems to have implied interest. TalReceived on Friday, 17 July 2009 19:32:49 GMT
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