On Mon Nov 27 20:57:03 2023 +0000, Jacek Caban wrote:
My guess is that you wouldn't be able to reproduce that with JS. If that's the case, then web pages can't depend on that (otherwise we'd have a way to crash web browser from JS).
Do you mean crash on native? I mean it's known to be full of bugs and security exploits, to the point of becoming a meme. I could test it if I can use it from JS (actually, can't event handlers still be called after navigation on the old doc/window?), because it would be a silent "failure" or event not firing which would be insanely hard to debug otherwise, especially since you can see event handlers are registered and all. And "if it works on Windows it must be correct" that devs usually think of.
I wouldn't mind trying to test this out, even if it doesn't end up as proper wine tests, I just don't want it to be a waste of time, like it feels right now, even though I was expecting matching native behavior (and fixing potential memory hazards) to be a goal.