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Tab-restore describes the condition where the browser is loaded and decides to navigate to certain tabs that were open before it was closed.
This is defined in the HTML spec as "performing a reload navigation of a null document".
It's special-cased in the HTML spec to use back_forward in navigation timing... reload is arguably more accurate and suitable.
See https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1489567
If we resolve on this, the change would be in the HTML spec.
Tab-restore describes the condition where the browser is loaded and decides to navigate to certain tabs that were open before it was closed.
This is defined in the HTML spec as "performing a reload navigation of a null document".
It's special-cased in the HTML spec to use
back_forward
in navigation timing...reload
is arguably more accurate and suitable.See https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1489567
If we resolve on this, the change would be in the HTML spec.
/cc @yoavweiss
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