Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] Early design review: Document Picture-in-Picture (Issue #798)

Sorry for the delay! I had drafted most of this a day or two after you sent your response but somehow forgot to ever send it.

Re: not as much cross-browser support: As websites continue to implement this feature, we expect other browsers to implement the feature as well. For reference, Safari didn't release the original picture-in-picture feature until ~1 year after our launch.

Re: surprising and disruptive advertising experiences: I agree that that concern is reasonable (for both document picture-in-picture and the original video picture-in-picture). The fact that neither type of picture-in-picture outlives the document that opened it alleviates some of the issues (unlike popups/unders that can live on after you closed the original tab). Are there other restrictions/limitations that you think we should be considering to lessen the concern?

Re: close button being dependent on platform: Are you saying you're concerned that other browsers will open a document picture-in-picture window and not provide any mechanism for closing it? I don't think we need to over-dictate what other browsers' UI looks like, and I don't expect a browser to not provide a way to close the window, but if there's specific language you think I should add please let me know.

Re: modernized window.open(): Domenic gave some input on this in the intent to ship: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/JTPl7fM64Lc

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