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Tag #1343
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Tag #1343
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Tag #1343
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Microsoft IME on Windows 10 20H1 (build 19025+) supports IME private
mode by input scope. Although previous Windows versions use an
undocumented API for Edge and IE only, the next Windows 10 release will
use a public API for it.
We pre-empt this potential privacy concern by setting the IS_PRIVATE
flag when in PB mode.
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Use AutoTArray to set input scope.
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We never reach this with our normal use of this lib but adding the
sanity check just in case. (ported from upstream)
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Issue #1345 - Implement non-standard legacy CSSStyleSheet rules
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Update NSPR and NSS
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We usually need this, so just in case.
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This NSS version (and onward) has variables to enable PKDBF rounds for
master password hardening (combating brute-force guessing).
Since we use DBM, we need to explicitly enable iteration counts in DBM
mode, and adjust the rounds used with a lower maximum because the PKDBF
routine for DBM is considerably slower for which the NSS default of
10,000 is debilitatingly high.
The method for this is run-time configuration through environment
variables. We set these prior to NSS initialization from nsAppRunner.cpp
so the NSS lib picks them up and allows us to continue using the DBM
cert/key stores with stored rounds per record.
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OAuth2 updates
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authorization request.
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OAuth2 access token.
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or not.
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Response type token is part of the OAuth 2.0 Implicit Flow which is not used in Mail Applications, but also discouraged by the OAuth Working Group: https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/05/01/is-the-oauth-implicit-flow-dead
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This prevents mail applications from attempting to use an unauthenticated connection to mailbox(s) and avoid unexpected deletion of local mbox files and subsequent re-download of mailbox content over imap.
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enabled.
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Align document.open() with the overhauled specification
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CheckForOutdatedParent()
This was only used to check for cases when document.open() changed the
global, and elements being inserted into the document needing a new
reflector as a result.
Since document.open() no longer changes the global, this code is no
longer needed.
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The behavior change of document.open() requires these tests to be
changed to account for the new spec behavior.
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This changes the work we do for document.open() in the following ways:
- We no longer create a new Window when doing document.open().
We use the same Window but remove all the event listeners on the
existing DOM tree and Window before removing the document's existing
children to provide a clean slate document to use for .write().
- We no longer create a session history entry (previously would be a
wyciwyg URI). We now replace the current one, effectively losing the
entry for the original document.
- We now support document.open() on windowless documents.
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root session history.
This can happen when someone does a document.open() on a document that
has no session history.
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EventListenerManager.
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null, if we're doing a replace.
We're going to end up hitting this if someone does a document.open()
before mOSHE has been set. We shouldn't need to worry about mLSHE,
because the document.open() will cancel the corresponding load.
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separate method.
This implements the "URL and history update steps" from the HTML spec.
See https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/history.html
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Issue #1332 - Backport promise-based media playback.
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1244768
I happened to find an older version of the promise-based media playback patch in Bugzilla, the one that was originally submitted for review. It had the DocShell changes I already knew how to deal with, and had fewer of the audio wrapper and nsISupports changes that were confusing me in the later patch. I was able to do a better job getting this back into a UXP-appropriate configuration than I could have with the final version.
I'm honestly still a little unsure about some of the minor refactoring done in the patch itself, insisting on already_AddRefed promises and such, but I don't really know how to avoid those completely. Still, I think it's better than it was.
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Don't hang on to pointer from temporary NS_LossyConvertUTF16toASCII.
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NS_LossyConvertUTF16toASCII.
Resolves #1333
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This updates our behavior for computed DOM styling to no longer return
null on elements that have no display, but return a 0-length (empty)
style instead and don't throw. For this we stop looking at having a
presentation for the style and just look at the document instead.
This resolves #1219
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"Why is this still `blocked by default for platform`.. Everyone on Linux
forces it on anyway once they are aware of it." -- Tobin
Tag #1319
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This add a few disabled compiler warnings to the compiler flags on MSVC
and specifically filters out the RTTI disabling CL flag to prevent CLI
override warnings.
This resolves #1316
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DOM `Promise` removal
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IDL name
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Based on work by Boris Zbarsky
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This removes all the parts guarded by SPIDERMONKEY_PROMISE
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Previously-used `Courier New` was purposefully used at a smaller font
size due to its width. With the font switch this forced downscaling is
no longer needed, although it should still remain somewhat smaller than
variable width for balance (variable width is inherently more compact).
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