Navigating to github.com on Epiphany Tech Preview results in a white page. Epiphany Tech Preview 44.rc-19-ga80fcd0ab+, WebKitGTK 2.39.91
I've reported https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/49755.
Time for a mandatory break from WebKit development. :P Cannot view that discussion or any pull requests. Interestingly, it does work if I use Epiphany 43 with WebKitGTK 2.38 for whatever reason, so I can see the problem is we're missing navigator.clipboard.read.
(In reply to Michael Catanzaro from comment #2) > Interestingly, it does work if I use Epiphany 43 with WebKitGTK 2.38 for > whatever reason Ah no, I just got unlucky. It's broken in both versions but sometimes the page content displays anyway.
This is the missing API: # FIXME: This is on by default in WebKit2 PLATFORM(COCOA). Perhaps we should consider turning it on for WebKitLegacy as well. AsyncClipboardAPIEnabled: type: bool status: mature humanReadableName: "Async clipboard API" humanReadableDescription: "Enable the async clipboard API" defaultValue: WebKitLegacy: default: false WebKit: "PLATFORM(COCOA)" : true default: false WebCore: default: false I'm surprised this sort of breakage does not happen more often since we're not very good at keeping up with new web APIs. It looks like the implementation in Source/WebCore/Modules/async-clipboard is entirely cross-platform (build on top of our existing clipboard platform abstractions) and the only platform-specific bits are the image reader, so... maybe we can just turn it on.
(In reply to Michael Catanzaro from comment #4) > This is the missing API: > > # FIXME: This is on by default in WebKit2 PLATFORM(COCOA). Perhaps we should > consider turning it on for WebKitLegacy as well. > AsyncClipboardAPIEnabled: > type: bool > status: mature > humanReadableName: "Async clipboard API" > humanReadableDescription: "Enable the async clipboard API" > defaultValue: > WebKitLegacy: > default: false > WebKit: > "PLATFORM(COCOA)" : true > default: false > WebCore: > default: false > > I'm surprised this sort of breakage does not happen more often since we're > not very good at keeping up with new web APIs. > > It looks like the implementation in Source/WebCore/Modules/async-clipboard > is entirely cross-platform (build on top of our existing clipboard platform > abstractions) and the only platform-specific bits are the image reader, > so... maybe we can just turn it on. Even if we don't turn it on, I think GitHub developers should not make a dead loop in the JavaScript code...
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 211979 ***