Meeting minutes
Olli: I think Mustaq has done a lot of triaging for us
Patrick: Yes, I've seen a flurry of activity on https://
Patrick: as an aside, smaug, here's the bookmarks I always have to reopen and refer to for this meeting to remember how to use W3C tools https://
Meta-issue: update WPT to cover Pointer Events Level 3 https://github.com/w3c/pointerevents/issues/445
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Patrick: Mustaq has done a lot of commenting on these
Patrick: correct link https://
Olli: the last one here https://
Patrick: so all the PRs (which are closed, as they were done) that need WPTs are here https://
Olli: the most worrying one is https://
Olli: need to see if there's a reason for this ... is it because it can't be implemented? not needed anymore?
Olli: perhaps we need some telemetry data to see how often they're used in non-secure contexts, because if the usage is high, that will be tricky
ACTION: discuss https://
Heartbeat: Clarify what the target of the click event should be after capturing pointer events https://github.com/w3c/pointerevents/issues/356
Patrick: don't think there's been any activity. We probably should also discuss this in the new year, because this is the last hanging item
Olli: it would be good to get Apple people's take on this
Patrick: maybe we can prod them in the new year. but otherwise we need to make a decision here on how to proceed either way
Patrick: perhaps see if we can reach out to Jen Simmons who is pushing the public face of Apple's web standards developer outreach, or perhaps Antoine Quint https://
ACTION: reach out to Apple in new year to get feedback on #356
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[some more general discussion about the state we're in with other issues marked for future, and how they'll be quite valuable to look at once PE3 is out - either for a PE4, or a PE living standard]
Patrick: if there's nothing else, I'd say have a relaxing break, and we'll reconvene in the new year for the next meeting