Initial message dated May 7, 2022, but no updates or notes since...

Curious as to the status of this; still a blocker, or resolved?

Thanks!
Atg


On Monday, March 7, 2022 at 7:28:13 PM UTC-8 Fergal Daly wrote:

> FYI, we are about to start a finch experiment to enable BFCaching of pages 
> with Dedicated Workers. This is not an I2S because there's no new API or 
> new capabilities. It's just another existing feature that used to block 
> BFCache but won't anymore. Also, WebKit and Mozilla already do this.
>
> That said, it was a fairly large piece of work (https://crbug.com/1146955) 
> and up until now, creating a DW would keep you out of BFCache so this is a 
> visible change. As a result we are giving a heads-up. Chrome-status link is 
> here <https://chromestatus.com/guide/edit/5720508250193920>. 
>
> Devs can check what, if anything, is blocking their site from being 
> BFCached by looking in Devtools under Application -> Back/forward cache. If 
> only the only blocking reason is DedicatedWorkerOrWorklet, their page may 
> start being BFCached with this change. We estimate that about 2% of Android 
> and < 1% of Desktop history navigations are blocked by this reason alone 
> and could start to use BFCache,
>
> F
>
>

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