not sure how to explain better what I am confused about, I'm sorry, I swear I am really trying. You saw https://twitter.com/slightlylate/status/1242992825177788417 … in your other thread replies right? Other browsers already seem to have two kinds/v similar qualities in this regard? No?
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That is, browsers are uniform (thankfully) in treating SW registrations like all other origin-controlled storage types and deciding not to do partial eviction. That is, you can't "wake up" as a SW and find your Caches are still there but not your IDB.
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So joint eviction is good policy for app coherence. SW registrations aren't special in this way. That's a good thing. The correct focus here is on the *outlandish* reduction in durability for pages in a tab.
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And in chrome/firefox, only if the browser comes under storage pressure. For many users that never happens.
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