Someone is attempting to deploy a commit to a Personal Account owned by @nucliweb on Vercel.

@nucliweb first needs to authorize it.

As LoAF isn't available by default and requires turning on Experimental Web Features (or an Origin Trial from Chrome 115) we should probably note this.

Doh! Just saw you added it!

Maybe worth adding a link to the Origin Trial too: https://developer.chrome.com/origintrials/#/view_trial/3935020174414970881

Thanks, I added a notice before the snippet. @tunetheweb Do you know what impact the Origin Trial is going to have? We won't be able to use this unless the origin is part of the trial, that's it?

You won't be able to use it unless you either enable the experimental web platform features (which can also enable lots of other features too), or you enable the origin trial (which will just for LoAF). You don't need to do both.

Any origin can sign up for a trial (it's free and the reply is automated!) and add a <meta> tag with that origin's unique trial token (or HTTP Header) and that will cause Chrome to automatically enable this feature for all users of the site (or only return these for a proportion of your users if you prefer). Probably less useful for a snippet to be honest, but useful if you want to start logging these in the field and feed them back to analytics. Though for a small, personal site where you use the snippet a lot maybe the origin trial method is a good way to enable just this and not to have to switch this flag on for all sites (or toggle this continually).

More info here: https://developer.chrome.com/en/docs/web-platform/origin-trials/

FYI edited my previous comment to explain it better.

Added a comment to reflect both situation :)