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Re: [tor-bugs] #9308 [Firefox Patch Issues]: JavaScript's BrowserFeedWriter() leaks installation paths on OS X and Windows
#9308: JavaScript's BrowserFeedWriter() leaks installation paths on OS X and
Windows
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Reporter: cypherpunks | Owner: mikeperry
Type: defect | Status: needs_review
Priority: critical | Milestone:
Component: Firefox Patch | Version:
Issues | Keywords: tbb-fingerprinting,
Resolution: | tbb-easy, interview,
Actual Points: | GeorgKoppen201404R
Points: | Parent ID:
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Comment (by gk):
Replying to [comment:11 arthuredelstein]:
> 1. In the former patch, I was trying to turn on precompilation of the
startup cache, a step in `make package`. When the startup cache is
precompiled, it masks file:// URLs and provides resource:// URLs instead.
Unfortunately, I discovered that precompilation simply doesn't work when
the build is cross compiled, because in order to cross compile, we need a
native version of xpcshell. In order to get this native version, we would
need to run a separate native linux build of mozilla-central. This seemed
awkward and unnecessarily slow.
Why mozilla-central? So, if we are building a new release we compile linux
builds anyway. Wouldn't it be much easier if we would save xpcshell from
there and use that one for precompilation of the startup cache? I we could
get that to work I'd be very happy as we like to get all patches somehow
merged into mozilla-central and I fear it would be really hard to convince
Mozilla to take your latest patch given a) that they don't have the
problem and b) that the issue is not really providing that information in
the exception but rather that we miss a sanitizing step due to our build
setup.
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