Origin Trials

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Mozilla Firefox Origin Trials are a way for websites to opt-in to experimental web platform features.

Current Trials

Currently active trials are:

Requesting a trial for your website

In order to request a trial please click here:

That will take you to Bugzilla with an already-prefilled template where you'd need to fill a few details (like trial name, website origin, whether subdomains should be included, and a suggested expiration date / other details if you know them). A token will be given to you in that bug.

Using the trial token

Once you get a reply with a token, you can use them by serving your page with the relevant header:

origin-trial: your-token

Or with a meta tag:

<meta http-equiv="origin-trial" content="your-token">

Submit feedback

During the time a feature is in Origin Trial, feedback from web developers can be addressed without risk of breaking compatibility with widely deployed web content. After a feature has shipped it is usually harder to make breaking changes.

When you have some experience with using a feature in Origin Trial, please send any feedback about the feature's design, usability, or developer experience by filing a spec issue. Links are provided above under Current Trials. Thank you!

Example issue template:

I have used <feature name> via Firefox's Origin Trial on my website.

Here is my feedback:

* ...

Articles

Articles and blog posts about Origin Trials in general:

  • 2020-10-28 Stephanie Stimac: What the heck is an Origin Trial?

    Origin Trials are a way for developers to test and use experimental web platform features for a limited amount of time in exchange for feedback. Feedback is key in origin trials as browsers are granting developers access to ensure that the feature makes sense and is usable.

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Other Browsers Origin Trials

Documentation and lists of origin trials in other browsers: