* add new native_mate converters for base::Value
* fix converter swapping
* remove createDeepCopy from browser/api
* replace missing ListValue converter
* convert bulk of remaining createDeepCopy instances
* convert last remaining instances of createDeepCopy
* incremental progress and helper methods for value conversion
* convert Get and add template function for GetString
* final DictionaryValue method conversions
* remove usage of base::DictionaryValue in web_contents_preferences
* use IsEnabled helper where possible
* Update atom_api_web_view_manager.cc
As it turns out, we can reinitialize the feature list directly after the
user JS script has been executed instead of much later. This allows
modifications to `--enable-features`/`--disable-features` to work with a
greater set of features.
Updates the node upgrade doc to take path changes into account as well as to incorporate the new `get-patch` script which simplifies work significantly.
This binds Widget::SetShape, an API that already exists in Chromium (for
Windows and Linux). It's a more reliable method of having some parts of
your window be "click-through" than the current `setIgnoreMouseEvents`
API, which messes around with the `WS_EX_LAYERED` window style on
Windows, causing strange bugs and incompatibility with hardware
acceleration.
The new `will-resize` event can be used to prevent the resize from
happening before the native window is actually resized. This is in
contrast to the existing the `resize` event, which is sent *after* the
native window has already been resized. For apps with e.g. custom window
snapping logic, the `resize` event is not sufficient because it will
result in flickering between the dragged size and the snapped size.
`will-resize` is only emitted on macOS and Windows.
Implement the scrollBounce option by reading the command line flag in
`RenderThreadImpl::IsElasticOverscrollEnabled`, there is no more need
to set NSScrollViewRubberbanding.
Devs can still locally override or add settings by adding lines after
the `import` statement in args.gn.
This will help make sure that everyone has a common set of build args,
and will allow us to update everyone's build args in git.
