Add note about controlling browsing contexts. #487
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Addressing a long-standing issue, @louaybassbouss seemed to have some input back when it was opened. Feel free to take a look. |
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I suppose Web developers can detect that they may try to start a new presentation from an existing presentation simply by assessing whether |
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Thanks @mfoltzgoogle LGTM. Adding a note as @tidoust proposed make it more clear. |
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Added a note along the lines of section 6.2.2. @tidoust, PTAL |
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@tidoust, please add any comments if you think further changes are needed. |
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This addresses Issue #338: Can the same browsing context act as a controller and receiver?
This adds a note just clarifying that the spec allows a receiving browsing context (created by starting one presentation) to start a second presentation, and thus become a controlling browsing context as well.
Not sure if this belongs in the main body of the specification, as this is a clarification and not a new requirement, but would be fine with putting it there as well.
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