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View transitions: a taste of the future
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Date:
– Pacific Daylight Time
Status:
Confirmed
Location:
4 Concourse Level - San Clemente
Participants:
Owen Buckley, Yehonatan Daniv, Dominic Farolino, Robert Flack, Simon Fraser, Scott Haseley, Dave Hunt, Westbrook Johnson, Tim Kadlec, Michal Mocny, Adam Page, Noam Rosenthal, Khushal Sagar, Miriam Suzanne, Munira Tursunova, Bramus Van Damme, Hannah Van Opstal
Big meeting:
TPAC 2024 (Calendar)

This is an opportunity to share the status of two future-looking enhancements that are in the long term pipeline for view transitions, and are in their early design phase:

  1. gesture-based view transitions: using a preemptive navigation gesture (swipe) to trigger a view-transition
  2. cross-origin view transitions: finding a secure way to allow a subset of what's possible with view transitions to a navigation between two origins that don't necessarily trust each other.

Agenda

Chairs:
Noam Rosenthal, Khushal Sagar

Description:
This is an opportunity to share the status of two future-looking enhancements that are in the long term pipeline for view transitions, and are in their early design phase:

  1. gesture-based view transitions: using a preemptive navigation gesture (swipe) to trigger a view-transition
  2. cross-origin view transitions: finding a secure way to allow a subset of what's possible with view transitions to a navigation between two origins that don't necessarily trust each other.

Goal(s):
Introduce the thinking behind the two future enhancement, and gather early stage feedback, pushback, and hopefully enthusiasm!

Since these features touch on UX, navigations, performance and security, they could be of interest to people outside the CSS working group.

Materials:

Track(s):

  • UX

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