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The per-process support will be exposed as a new source type, but it's a bit hard finding a good name :-)
Some current ideas:
"cpu-self"
"cpu-same-origin"
"cpu-same-site"
"self" is probably not so descriptive, as as processes are often shared across multiple instances of the same site/origin, something like "same-origin" or "same-site" might make more sense. Cookies seem to use the "same site" nomenclature.
@Elchi3 maybe you have some ideas given your work on MDN.
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I have no concrete naming proposal but I think it would help to understand the scopes here. Would the following documentation be correct? ("cpu-thread" is my invention for illustration).
"thermals" represents the global thermal state of the entire system.
"cpu" represents the average pressure of the central processing unit (CPU) across all its cores. This state can be affected by other apps and sites than the observing site.
"cpu-same-origin" represents the CPU pressure for all contexts/threads the site is using (this includes the main thread for the window and same origin iframes, and workers).
"cpu-thread" represents the CPU pressure for an observed thread, for example a specific worker within a web application.
I am a bit worried about the word thread as it is not really used in specs (to my knowledge) and APIs, though users talk about main thread. I guess it would be the JavaScript realm/context
The per-process support will be exposed as a new source type, but it's a bit hard finding a good name :-)
Some current ideas:
"self" is probably not so descriptive, as as processes are often shared across multiple instances of the same site/origin, something like "same-origin" or "same-site" might make more sense. Cookies seem to use the "same site" nomenclature.
@Elchi3 maybe you have some ideas given your work on MDN.
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