Closed klausw closed 4 years ago
The most recent origin trial for WebXR ended Dec 3 2019, and WebXR is now enabled by default in stable Chrome, so the headers are just a source of potential confusion.
Origin trial status: https://developers.chrome.com/origintrials/#/view_trial/-5670031930859454463
Autogenerated change (a bit nasty since there's at least one file with DOS line endings):
$ perl -0 -pi -e 's/\r?\n.*\n.*\n.*origin-trial.*\r?\n//ig;' *.html */*.html
Good call, thanks!
The most recent origin trial for WebXR ended Dec 3 2019, and WebXR is now enabled by default in stable Chrome, so the headers are just a source of potential confusion.
Origin trial status: https://developers.chrome.com/origintrials/#/view_trial/-5670031930859454463
Autogenerated change (a bit nasty since there's at least one file with DOS line endings):