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*	CSP: Upgrade SO navigational requests per spec.	janekptacijarabaci	2018-02-22	-0/+7
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*	Identify as Goanna + set Goanna platform version.	wolfbeast	2018-02-21	-1/+1
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*	Read Firefox UA compatmode from a pref instead of hard-coded.	wolfbeast	2018-02-21	-7/+24
\| \| \| \|	In case of a missing pref, a hard-coded value is still used from the ctor.
*	Update UA construction.	wolfbeast	2018-02-21	-10/+56
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*	Crypto Services (utils) - Support for SHA224-512	janekptacijarabaci	2018-02-21	-1/+2
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*	Remove obsolete WinXPWifiScanner class.	wolfbeast	2018-02-19	-447/+4
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*	Remove Windows XP specific code in netwerk.	wolfbeast	2018-02-19	-39/+1
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*	Two (and more) extensions together - http resume - basilisk crashes	janekptacijarabaci	2018-02-18	-1/+76
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*	Add newChannel2 back to NetUtil.jsm	Matt A. Tobin	2018-02-10	-0/+35
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*	Check ScriptExtensions property of combining marks when available.	wolfbeast	2018-02-08	-3/+34
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*	Force punycode display for IDNs with a <dotless-i/j, combining mark above> ↵	wolfbeast	2018-02-08	-5/+14
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*	Limit displayed user/host strings to sane lengths.	wolfbeast	2018-02-07	-0/+30
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*	Merge branch 'goanna-gfx'	wolfbeast	2018-02-03	-0/+1
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\| *	Implement WebP image decoder.	wolfbeast	2018-02-03	-0/+1
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* \|	Disable static DHE + AES suites by default (common combination for weak DH keys)	wolfbeast	2018-02-02	-2/+2
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* \|	Disable 3DES cipher by default + re-order a few things.	wolfbeast	2018-02-02	-2/+4
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* \|	Add RSA-AES + SHA256/384 suites for web compatibility.	wolfbeast	2018-02-02	-0/+4
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	Sites with these ciphers (commonly IIS) would otherwise fall back to weak 3DES that will be disabled by default. Issue #4 points 2 and 3
* \|	Add Camellia to the active cipher suites.	wolfbeast	2018-02-02	-0/+4
\|/ \| \| \| \| \| \|	Issue #4 point 1. Camellia is a strong, modern, safe cipher with no known weaknesses or reduced strength attacks. The cipher has been approved for use by the ISO/IEC, the European Union's NESSIE project and the Japanese CRYPTREC project.
*	Add m-esr52 at 52.6.0	Matt A. Tobin	2018-02-02	-0/+457763