From 41d039ece8a0cfb43ef7ec818dabf9156fc956d3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Anssi Kostiainen
The concepts top-level
- browsing context and spin
- the event loop and the
+ The concept this
+ is defined in [[!WEBIDL]].
- Navigator
interface are defined in [[!HTML]].
+ browsing context,
+ relevant global object
and
+ sticky activation
+ are defined in [[!HTML]].
+
steps:
- When the user agent determines that the user agent determines that the visibility
state of the Document
of the top-level browsing
context changes, it MUST abort the already running processing
@@ -288,9 +297,9 @@
enable physical identification, and possibly tracking of the user.
- For these reasons, the user agent SHOULD inform the user when the API - is being used and provide a mechanism to disable the API (effectively - no-op), on a per-origin basis or globally. + For these reasons, the user agent SHOULD inform the user when + the API is being used and provide a mechanism to disable the API + (effectively no-op), on a per-origin basis or globally.
- The vibrate()
method,
- when invoked, MUST run the algorithm for processing vibration
- patterns. A vibration pattern is represented by a
+ The vibrate()
method
+ steps are to run the processing vibration patterns algorithm.
+ A vibration pattern is represented by a
VibratePattern
object.
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@
@@ -227,8 +227,8 @@
- To perform vibration using pattern, run these - steps: + To perform vibration using this and pattern, + run these steps:
- The concepts top-level
- browsing context,
- relevant global object
and
- sticky activation
- are defined in [[!HTML]].
-
- The concept this - is defined in [[!WEBIDL]]. -
-@@ -211,13 +212,14 @@
- To perform vibration using this and pattern, + To perform vibration using a global object + global and a vibration pattern pattern, run these steps: