Samuel
I wonder what the check specifically is, since the URL constructor handles that. it must be a dumb `uri.startsWith("https://bsky.app")` or something
> "https://bsky.%61pp/" === "bsky.app" false > new URL("https://bsky.%61pp/").host === "bsky.app" true 1
Samuel
wow that is fascinating, cookies aren't shared if you include the root zone? I'm not logged in on that link
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thought agent jabsco 🏁
They should, but whatever Netscape intern was in charge of implementing the cookie jar in 1997 didn't realize host-matching should have been more complicated than a strcmp() against the struct field until it was far too late
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thought agent jabsco 🏁
like, without looking it up, I know there's gotta be at least one issue about this on crbug.com resolved WONTFIX because it would break some SAP on-prem server 2003 that exploits it as a key feature of the implementation and now Hixie's made it part of the HTML Living Standard
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thought agent jabsco 🏁
while we're on the subject, you can do the same thing with sites that don't consistently redirect to/drop the "www." prefix because, unlike the explicit-root-zone, they're not the same domain
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thought agent jabsco 🏁
I was so ready to be like "timbl didn't invent URIs, that was a pre-existing DARPA standard like SGML", but then I went back and looked it up, and, son of a bitch
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Jaz
oh cause we don't open in a new tab if it's a bsky.app link so we can use react navigation i guess but with the % encoding we don't match it, i didn't know we even did that lol
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