Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] Review request: Partitioning Network State (#596)

I'm not sure fixed delays can ever be sufficient when sharing sockets on a per-tab basis, since there are limits on how many outstanding requests can be live at once, even with H2 and H3.  Reaching that limit will necessarily delay other requests to an arbitrary degree.

The nice thing about using the entire stack is then SameSite=Lax cookies could be described in terms of Network Partition Key, and I'd argue that a consistent mapping between the two gives more consistent and predictable protections than having their behavior diverge, as it currently does.

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