On 02/12/2019 21:22, David Bokan wrote:
Hello webkit-dev,

I'd like to solicit feedback as well as an official position from Webkit on our proposal for the text fragment directive: https://github.com/WICG/ScrollToTextFragment.

In summary: this is a feature that allows authors and users to craft URLs to pages and specify a snippet of text on the page as a subresource (visually highlighting it and scrolling it into view). Analogous to element-id based fragment anchors but for text.

You can try this out today in Chrome Beta by enabling chrome://flags/#enable-text-fragment-anchor. Here's an example link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier#:~:text=An%20optional%20fragment,element%20into%20view

Relevant Links:

Explainer
Spec
TAG Review
(Currently Suspended) Blink Intent Thread
Issue on Mozilla standards-positions

We've been using the GitHub repo for issue tracking but happy to take feedback (official or otherwise) in any form.

Thank you!
David

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Hi,

I think some of the webkit-dev members have already replied on the Blink thread. Just to repeat here, I think the concerns Igalia had regarding the lack of details to implement the algorithm have been addressed in the latest versions of the spec. We haven't checked again if the WPT coverage is good enough now though.
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Frédéric Wang