Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Generic programs can't reliably use/manipulate documents via the DOM (#640)

>> the DOM has been generic, well-specified and powerful enough to read and modify the document in all the necessary ways.
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> That's absolutely untrue. Browsers already have to provide a mechanism to inject code into every cross-origin iframe's document even though the top-level document ordinarily don't have access to.

I think you're being a bit disingenuous. That's not an API to read or modify the document in any way. It does create an execution context with access to read or modify the document, but this is still solely via the DOM.

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