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Today, if we try to load `about:home`, we get a load error because it is not a valid about page. For an embedder to have `about:home` in the back-forward history, we need to allow the request to load successfully. That means that we need to let it, at minimum, do nothing - for this, we just load `about:blank`. Should this be behind a pref or GeckoRuntimeSetting? Our only prior art is `about:config` which controls Gecko functionality. This is a feature that has valid use cases for controlling behind a pref, whereas `about:home` does nothing similar to `about:blank` which does not have a pref. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D246543 |
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