implement "opaque" attribute for <canvas>
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This is not marked for review, since the feature is still under discussion.
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Firefox and Chrome implement this and will ship this addition. Might it make sense for Safari as well?
This feature was deprecated in favor of simply setting the 'alpha' option of HTMLCanvasElement.getContext() to 'false'.