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Use in conjunction with --component-updater=url-source=0.0.0.0 Otherwise it would still check for available updates at certain intervals. It won't update them, but these checking connections is better to avoid.

Windows PE is not redistributable without an accompanying OS license. Here is another builder https://msfn.org/board/topic/183451-make_winpe-pe-wim-file-from-windows-1011-x64-iso/

I've updated youtube-dl, applying the pending fix for YouTube. See: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/pull/32987. You may have to pass cookies (from logged in account) and the following user agent: --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0 (Android 14; Mobile; rv:128.0) Gecko/128.0 Firefox/128.0" --cookies "C:\Documents and Settings\$USER\Application Data\youtube-dl\cookies.txt"

VB6 should work fine on Windows XP. If still want to stick to Win9x, you can try SoftGPU on VirtualBox, or older version of VMware, or 86Box/PCem/DOSBox-X.

NanaZip interacting with dark magic enabled: Menus are weird as well

chrome://settings/languages set "Google Translate" to disabled

The CO2 levels in the earth's atmosphere have doubled since the industrial era of 1700s to now. At only 0.04% it is considered the main contributor to the greenhouse effect here on earth. 'This ability to absorb and re-emit infrared energy is what makes CO2 an effective heat-trapping greenhouse gas. Not all gas molecules are able to absorb IR radiation. For example, nitrogen (N2) and oxygen (O2), which make up more than 90% of Earth's atmosphere, do not absorb infrared photons. CO2 molecules can vibrate in ways that simpler nitrogen and oxygen molecules cannot, which allows CO2 molecules to capture the IR photons.' https://scied.ucar.edu/learning-zone/how-climate-works/carbon-dioxide-absorbs-and-re-emits-infrared-radiation 'SO2 converts to sulfuric acid aerosols that block incoming solar radiation and contribute to ozone destruction. The blocked solar radiation can cause global cooling.': - Bing Venus is covered by sulfuric acid clouds yet has the hottest average surface temperature of all the planets in our solar system at a calculated 460 deg C. Due to the ~98% H2SO3 clouds, its surface gets about 5% of the solar radiation compared to Earth. It is about the same size as Earth and its atmosphere is 96% CO2. It shows us what the greenhouse effect is capable of and in our closest neighboring planet. Methane has 28 times more warming effect than CO2, NO 265 times and SF6 23500 times. Iodine 129 is quite stable having a half-life of 16 million years. The nuclear industry does not scrub all of the Iodine from the fuel reprocessing and 5 - 10% of Iodine is released into the atmosphere. The level of Iodine in the atmosphere has trebled since the 1950s. Storms can make Iodine reach the stratosphere and deplete Ozone at a rate of over 700 times that of Chlorine. The latest consensus is that clouds are formed from seeding and earth's clouds contribute to greenhouse effect by keeping temperatures elevated at night. Iodine particulates form aerosols which seed clouds. CERN has done the experiment and even tested in the air surrounding the Maido observatory. Iodine’s reactions in the atmosphere are known to play a role in reducing levels of OH for example, which can increase the lifetime of methane and other greenhouse gases. Uranium is not usually found in concentrated clusters yet spread thought the world in a more even concentration. There is more to be found in the oceans. You would think that the leaching and pumping and opencut mines would be more damaging to the environment than a conventional mine as more new mines would have to be open in new areas on the land. UF6 depleted Uranium is stored in steel containers. It is a dangerous compound when exposed to moisture, - it releases hydrofluoric acid. Hydrofluoric acid is considered week because it can only have a concertation of up to 70% in water but it will leach glass. Each 1000MW nuclear power plant generates 27 tones of high-level waste which is about 12.5 cubic meters a year. About 1/3 of that has been reprocessed into a more concentrated form although spent fuel needs to be stored on site till it stops generating heat which is about 40 years. Some countries are spending a lot of money on Nuclear but the world will have a lot of accumulated pollutants if fast neutron breeder reactors use up the U238. Form Energy are making Iron-Air batteries, a safe cheap way to go. AI, if it advances, uses batteries to power their systems. Other fast discharge chemistry batteries can be placed in parallel with iron-air to save space when low internal resistance is necessary, as in AI. They are probably using capacitive input filtered inverters and power supplies. If choke input filters are used the current draw will approach DC.

https://msfn.org/board/topic/186586-chrome-on-windows-81/#findComment-1275497

"running the 32-Bit version (as no 64-Bit version has been provided yet) without the --no-sandbox flag results in an app crash on startup." --no-sandbox flag results in an unnecessary security risk.

From a quick look, the main problem is dwrite.dll. Dependencies could be subbed, but's in not all.

Why? Last time I heard, you never used 8, and for 10 they aren't needed at all. Just an unnecessary security risk.

Any? V2/V3 manifest doesn't matter?

Hi everyone, this is my first post on here, so please go easy on me as I am not familiar with all the minute ins and outs of this site. Fist off I want to thank the wonderful @blackwingcat for creating such a splendid project, it has truly breathed new life into this OS. Secondly, I want to thank the hero that is @windows2 for posting this video to the forums. I remember seeing this on Reddit, but I couldn't remember where. So coming across your post really helped me out massively with finally being able to setup and install the Extended Kernel. Without the video I may not have found out that I was still trying to install a much older version of the project, and would have still continued to get the same error that @spaztron64 Is currently having. This video truly helped me in so many ways. Now thirdly, I am wondering if @blackwingcat or anyone else, is planning on getting a working an mostly functional version of .NET Framework v4.5 working. I am wanting to get Discord installed on my DELL Latitude C840, reading to be used as a daily driver for a full fortnight. I have installed as much of the upgrades as I can think of that I also feel like they are not likely to nuke my system, and i have gotten really far. but I am really hoping that .NET Framework v4.5 might be able to get some more love now that it has been about a decade since @blackwingcat made a post on their website about their achievement with successfully installing it on their system. The blog write-up can be found here: http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1707555.html They did however make these notes: "However, when I start a 4.5 compatible app, an error occurs." and this at the end of the article, "For now, it turns out that the core DLL has this many defective exports・ω・;" I find it curious that no further progress seems to have been made since at least the posting of this write-up back on September 10, 2012, and we are now in 2024 about to cross over into 2025. Is there any chance that the .NET Framework v4.5 compatibility progress will be picked up soon? The developers of Discord have stated that they are no longer going to be provide support for the x86 version of the desktop app, and I thought that now would be a great time to really make a lot of progress with being able to get Discord working on Windows 2k EX Kernel. I hope that this hasn't come across as too demanding, I often prefer to be very direct, it is one of the side effects of my ASD, and I honestly do not intend to be seen as being rude to anyone. I look forward to watching the continued progress and development of the Windows 2000 Extended Kernel, and hope that Discord will also be able to be made to work on Windows 2000. Thank you to all those who have stuck it out and hung in there, and taken the time to read my first post sorry for it being so long, I just had a lot going through my mind that I wanted to share. Thank you again.

I am, and I play Injustice2 on Vista with Direct X 11, I'm pretty sure you understand it was very hard to port it (or maybe not understand). So I don't do "blah blah". You, on the other hand, well - let people judge.

Ironic is how you conveniently ignore what is told by Microsoft. "Platform Update for Windows 7 provides partial functionality for": Direct3D 11.1 DXGI 1.2 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/win32/direct3darticles/platform-update-for-windows-7

That KB was aimed to port partial typography functionality (Drwrite.dll) to browsers and the such, and it failed to do so, a good example is the inability to draw colour smileys in Windows 7. Instead you see B/W empty squares.

You confuse hardware level with software level. "11_1 feature level" is a hardware level, it can't be "implemented" in just "soft" mode. Here you can educate yourself regarding the topic. Microsoft article with precise and simple explanations. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/direct3d12/hardware-feature-levels

Never tried before uBlock Origin Lite. Always the standard version. But I will test it. However, I believe that the page loading speed is a general problem of Chrome and not of uBO, especially on old, weak hardware.

I have just updated the Chrome XP API Adapter from version 1.2.0.5035 to 1.2.0.5045. Now, the page chrome://system/ works as it should and shows besides other information the RAM usage more compact than using the internal task manager. I have opened two tabs and eight extensions enabled in Thorium. The total RAM consumption is around 381 MB, also checked via Process Hacker. Here is a screenshot: I think such a RAM consumption is appropriate for a modern Chrome browser under Windows XP and remains within reasonable limits. However, the page loading behaviour in Thorium is still far away from the one in New Moon 28 or Mypal 68 on such an old, weak computer like mine. Cheers, AstroSkipper

There are still other options if Legacy Update doesn't work for you on Windows XP. Take a look here: https://msfn.org/board/topic/183498-general-and-specific-solutions-for-problems-regarding-auwumu-in-windows-xp/?do=findComment&comment=1216506

Just for clarification: No more, no less. In such cases, an IP change should solve it unless the computer is really sending too many requests to the affected server for whatever reason.

How's this off-topic, uncontrollable stream of poor imagination, riddled with 2nd grader's smileys and personal insults supposed to help me? I understand you're very new to this forum and still learning how to make posts, please take example from UCyborg, who have helped me just fine, fast and even before the usual spam you posted, From him, I got all I needed to know, and without overly excessive babblery. Thank you @UCyborgfor the detailed explanations, good night!

@Dixel Thorium is not fully portable. I know that. When installing extensions, there are corresponding entries written into the registry. I always use the flag --disable-machine-id but the flag --disable-encryption only if I move my profile folder.

I believe that updating Chrome components in the background on Windows XP may now be more of a problem than a benefit. It's been so many years since support for Chrome on Windows XP was discontinued that components for this operating system are no longer being developed, let alone checked for compatibility. Thus, using the flag --disable-component-update seems to me a logical consequence.

As I already wrote, no components were installed in my Thorium installation. The list is simply empty. It was just an idea. Personally, I use the flag --disable-component-update.

@Dave-H I have just seen your recently opened issue "Side by Side Error Recorded in Windows XP #85"on GitHub. I then checked my event logs but can't see any corresponding entries so far although the sub folder screen_ai also exists in my USER_DATA folder including this ominous chrome_screen_ai.dll file. Furthermore, I checked my installed components under chrome://components/ but there are none. Maybe, you simply delete or rename the complete screen_ai sub folder and use the command line flag --disable-component-update for the next browser start.. It might be necessary to de-register the chrome_screen_ai.dll file, too. I can't say whether this will help you, but you could give it a try.

I know these command line flags. Personally, I use the extension Animation Policy in Thorium. By using this extension, you are able to exactly adjust via a toolbar popup how the animations are supposed to be handled by the browser. Thus, the user has the possibility to let an animation play or stop from inside Thorium at any time without editing the flags and restarting the browser.

After some tests, I would even say that the loading behaviour of different websites also has been improved by the updated Chrome XP API Adapter. More test are necessary, of course.

As already reported in the Supermium thread by @rereser, a new progwrp.dll file was released for Supermium. This file is the Chrome XP API Adapter and is supposed to be compatible with Thorium. Therefore, I replaced the old version 1.1.0.5002 by the new version 1.2.0.5035. The file size from version 1.1.0.5002 to 1.2.0.5035 has been significantly reduced by an incredible 82%. In any case, I can confirm that now the browser start is much faster and smoother than before. I think this is a great improvement.

Interesting! While all browsers support image formats like JPEG, PNG, and GIF, Accept tells in this case that the browser also supports WebP and APNG. Using this information, we can negotiate the best image types for each browser: <?php // Check Accept for an "image/webp" substring. $webp = stristr($_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT"], "image/webp") !== false ? true : false; // Set the image URL based on the browser's WebP support status. $imageFile = $webp ? "whats-up.webp" : "whats-up.jpg"; ?> <img src="<?php echo($imageFile); ?>" alt="I'm an image!"> More info: https://web.dev/articles/performance-optimizing-content-efficiency-client-hints

Stop harassing other members, behave yourself, try to be reasonable on the forum. Try to reply only on-topic, or don't reply at all, thanks.

Overall, I agree with you, still with an SSD XP will be even more responsive, if properly configured. Win7 does way too many reads-writes, especially at startup, also agree.

Again, please stop with getting personal, please stop with the thread derailment, I you want to discuss uBlock and its tweaks, do it in another thread. Please stop with provocations, I'm not going to fight with you, despite you giving me names. I'm here only for what this forum is supposed to be. I decide for myself whether I want to ignore you posts, especially if they are erroneous, misleading, etc.

I didn't leave this conversation, so it is utterly rude to refer to me as "he" in my presence. Making assumptions regarding my knowledge is flagrantly rude, too. Implying I can't read or "does not have the knowledge to understand" is simply unacceptable, I fail to guess why are you still allowed to do that. I don't understand your generally hostile attitude on the website. Despite the fact we (D.Draker and I) already explained it to you many times, provided with scientific proof, we ,of course, did it in a very polite form. (link 1), (link 2) Yet you continue to aggressively argue, post off-topic and derail the thread with non-related matters, unspeakable behaviour and disrespect.

You're very welcome to not reply, I'm just pointing out to the facts and your gross exaggerations, like "all experts". So no articles with "all security experts" voting for uBo to fight WebP then? Btw, you didn't even fulfil any of my "useless" requests. Raymond Hill is the author of uBlock, he can't be considered as an expert with independent views. I don't have anything against uBlock in particular, it's just the fact - in this case uBlock can't do anything to WebP at all, so it's not only off-topic, it's called misleading people. Again, I'm pointing out to the facts, no need to be rude. I suggest you stick to the facts, too, and please watch your behaviour. So far, you aren't giving me anything to "study" on. Most importantly - Raymond Hill never claimed uBlock can defeat WebP, if you still insist he did, please give an article.

No, I asked about "all security experts article", as you claimed before. Sven Taylor is an (editor) of an "advocacy group". It doesn't say he's an expert, nowhere near. In the provided article he simply accuses all browsers of data colllecting, then jumps to suggestions to buy paid VPV services. Not a word about WebP Virus. Claiming Brave as "The most secure and private browser" is especially funny. Super generic, commercially driven article, can't be any simpler. Where did you find "expert opinions" about uBlock in that article? He simply writes "uBlock Origin – is one of the best.." That's it?

It has nothing to do with scepticism, it's just caution! "mistymntncop" looks like a random account on github, nothing official. Has no projects: https://github.com/mistymntncop?tab=projects Not even a description of who that man (woman?) is.

I'd like to read that article where "all security experts considered" this, thanks.

yes, redownload. xul.dll should be dated today.

binary archives of UXP and mozilla45 are updated

will be fixed in next build

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1205941 - Make TimerFirings logging output post-processible with fix_linux_stack.py. r=glandium. (042e3968a2) - Bug 1203427 (part 6) - Add link to MDN docs about TimerFirings logging. r=me. (19967a22e7) - missing bit of Bug 1178890 (b421ab56a1) - Bug 1207497 - Part 1: Remove use of expression closure from toolkit/, exept tests. r=Gijs (4cf4abbf3d) - Bug 1207497 - Part 2: Remove use of expression closure from tests in toolkit/. r=Gijs (6c4517c20e) - Bug 1207497 - Part 3: Fix wrong replacement in debug print in toolkit/mozapps/downloads/tests/unit/test_lowMinutes.js. r=me DONTBUILD (5311950d45) - bug 1171649 - Implement arm/iOS support in JS JITs. r=jandem (0eb06f1d3d) - Bug 1205708: Check if validation failed before reporting helper thread failure in Odin; r=luke (0bd8b70919) - missing bit of Bug 1112627: Remove redundant inline specifier in SIMD (76cea80b8c) - Bug 1189059: Replace setObjectMetadataCallback with enableObjectMetadataCallback, fix callers. r=fitzgen (053ae86af2) - Bug 1125412 - Draw a graph of memory usage, r=terrence (4ac21380a4) - Bug 1147985 - Avoid blank space when heap size graph is unavailable, r=terrence (9b48d4d435) - Bug 1170372 - Skip js1_5/Regress/regress-312588.js on SM(cgc) builds due to timeouts. (5298485837) - Bug 1160149 - Skip basic/testManyVars.js on SM(cgc) builds for frequent timeouts. (562cfc2713) - Bug 1198549 - Switch from | to $ as the preferred separator token (due to operator|), r=me\ (cc6fdb0697) - Bug 963738 - Handle Arrays in the analysis, r=terrence (589b285306) - Bug 1209696 - Check the return value of fopen, r=terrence (8c2378f3f9) - Bug 1197941 - Allow getline() to malloc its own buffer to avoid intermittent crashes, r=shu (e37b934fcc) - Bug 1180985 - Implement a JS GDB pretty-printer for JS::GCCellPtr. r=sfink (8848723b3a) - Bug 1180984 - JS GDB pretty-printers: Support Python 3. r=sfink (ae4c76014d) - Bug 1198628 - IonMonkey: ARM: Redefine FloatRegisters::Code and use it in the right way. r=nbp (d0d608b1cc) - Bug 1198145 - guard calls to getInst(). r=me (bb8c4e2e4b) (24dc63cddd) - d3d9: further lowered MaxTexture limit to 1024 to give chance for Radeon 9550 and GMA 965 to use hardware acceleration (db3284c954) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1186982 - propagate OOM failures (no test case). r=h4writer (ddb0e5e6c6) - Bug 1205621 - arm64: Handle OOMs in a safer manner. r=lth (82d08e6935) - Bug 984018 - Fixed build on Arm64. r=nbp (7b7614f965) - Bug 1191531 - Fill in AtomicOperations-arm64.h. r=lth (38d0d330a7) - Bug 1202367 - reinitialize expected value inside CAS loop. r=sstangl (e219a3b6d2) - missing of 1084248 (ad8109cb8e) - Bug 1183842 - Use InvertCondition to expand the range of conditional branches. r=h4writer (fa790d9ae2) - Bug 1203287 - Fix build errors in ARM64 JIT. r=hv1989 (da2b2ea212) - Bug 1189117 - IonMonkey: treat ObjectState instructions as effect free for the purposes of AliasAnalysis. r=nbp (5b9b17a27f) - Bug 1209132 - Check for SSE3 in MacroAssemblerX86::convertUInt64ToDouble. r=sstangl (87879864ba) - Bug 1209132 - Part 2: Fix SSE assertion in Assembler::vhaddpd. r=jandem (a632975d60) - Bug 1205639 - MacroAssembler*::toggledCall: Prevent assertions in oom cases. r=jandem (b76696545a) - Bug 1209026 - Use infallible new for some Label allocations. r=jonco (a61994c680) - code style (dfef676fca) - fix patch order (dfcb632d8a) - code style (aecddaebbd) - Bug 1208259 - Disable ARM64 Ion, fail testPreserveJitCode. r=jandem (3c2fc9721c) - missing bits of Bug 1143679 - Make TryNoteIterIon behave more like Baseline/interpreter iterators. r=shu (dcf33819df) - adapted Bug 1199952 - Mark formal arguments when we have a LazyLink frame. r=nbp (96a741b93d) - Bug 1132265 - Handle dummy frames when initializing ProfilingFrameIterator. r=shu (f669bbd8cf) - Bug 1205937. r=jandem, with various input from efaust as well (bc9f3802c9) - pointer style (b9049bdc6b) - Bug 1199898 - Tolerate constants appearing before interrupt checks during instruction reordering, r=sunfish. (2bb41a7194) - Bug 1151267 - app update telemetry for UPDATE_CANNOT_APPLY_* is reversed. r=spohl (abd7f60f0e) - adapted of Bug 1204675: IonMonkey - Replace input with constant in a tableswitch, r=jandem (ac5139dd1a) - missing bit of 994016 (a3f5666f4b) - Bug 1177318 - Add Ion support for JSOP_TOSTRING, to make template strings faster. r=jandem. (9cad760048) - Bug 1204675: IonMonkey - Don't specialize using baseline stubs for strict equality, r=jandem (a5a6578e51) - Bug 1207572 - Make sure idempotent caches are invalidated when getting the non-int32 length of an array, r=jandem. (c7b5635add) - Bug 1201850 - Don't elide stack check when getelem/setelem caches are used. r=bhackett (e0749ae114) - Bug 1199217 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::jit::JitCode referents; r=sfink (81b65699a9) - Pointer style (b25713d3c9) - Bug 984018 - Added signatures in simulators (arm, arm64 and mips). r=nbp (3f45986cc5) - pointer style (740b82bff6) - Bug 1141032: Fix a string comparison when checking for env overriding JIT defaults; r=h4writer (e9e548e262) - pointer style and reshuffle (ad693dcf06) - Bug 1207413: Check callers of TypeSets::unionSets for OOM; r=h4writer (080b5fcb47) - Bug 1201469: IonMonkey: Don't specialize to float32 when binary arith instruction is a vm call, r=bbouvier (aff7dc5cd9) - No Bug - Followup fix for build failure on a CLOSED TREE; r=bustage, a=RyanVM (8808df4ba7) - pointer style (ae467507c5) - Bug 1054047 - Determine the correct range from MArgumentLength. r=sunfish (ec9387d5b7) - Bug 1205842: Don't add range asserts to recovered on bailouts instructions; r=nbp (7778cc2946) - pointer style (da3efc548f) - Bug 1140336: Remove init() method in VMFunction (and dubious assert); r=h4writer (7f25460883) - bug 1174701 - Don't use NEON assembly for ARM iOS in gfx/ycbcr. r=jrmuizel (7db573d30a) - add back some SPS stuff (d55e260359) - Bug 1164480 - Make sure MacIOSurfaceLib is initialized before we use it. r=jya (2f1ce4a035) - Bug 1158321. Normalize OS X vsync timestamp if CVDisplayLinkCallback executes early. r=mstange (9f51c2e6eb) - Bug 1171156. Add logging to OS X vsync timestamps. r=mstange (4c0e097a97) - Bug 1171156. More logging to test vsync timestamps. r=me (70f6679115) - Bug 1171156. Normalize vsync timestamps when given bad values on OS X. r=mstange (4fac136d2e) - Bug 1139824 - Track construction/destruction of the font table wrappers attached to hb_blob objects, to enable leak detection. r=jdaggett (9801625a4a) - adapt code to TFF (ca938d4d5f) - Bug 1195188 - add fontlist init problem telemetry for DirectWrite. r=m_kato (b54014a179) - Bug 1190590 - Fix MinGW cross-compile for --enable-bundled-fonts. r=jfkthame (134a7f0fa5) - Bug 1168527 - Add support to gfxContext for clip exporting. r=jrmuizel (3114271491) (5c4f111a47) - update NSS builtin certstore to Sep 2022 version from mozilla upstream. (d812eaca76) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - 102ESR: rev EV roots, TLS roots, TLDs, tzdata, HSTS, pins (c47bef11f) (f5491c9bdb) - sync external protocol handlers pref with UXP (e0de03b045) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - #651: M1497246 M1776658 M1773717 (bc6daa0ae) (22f768afa7) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1152509. Use Mask with alpha to avoid allocating a surface. r=bas (ddab7594e3) - Bug 1155881 follow-up: Make gfxAndroidPlatform::SupportsApzTouchInput const (a31194495e) - Bug 1193481 - Prefer "Firefox Emoji" font for emoji characters in GetCommonFallbackFonts on B2G. r=jdaggett (e94e0eb718) - Bug 1139253. Reuse the same thread for the software vsync thread. r=kats (fe7f6849bf) - Bug 1147390. Enable / disable vsync on the vsync thread only. r=kats (fd485f8ec4) - Bug 1146691 - Create tests to check that the RefreshDriverVsyncObservers get vsync notifications. r=kats (7a8527b378) - Bug 1197201. Delete hardware vsync and vsync compositor prefs. r=kats (e8f0ef3258) - Bug 1175530 - Log using gfxDebugOnce when enabling vsync compositor. r=mchang (81a48aebae) - Bug 1196308 - Delete Software Compositor Scheduler. r=sotaro (d0e9620ddb) - Don't run the compositor:created notification from within unsafer callers. (bug 1201684, r=mattwoodrow) (83d585749a) - Bug 1160216 - Add a preference to force software vsync and set software vsync rate. r=kats (850d3ce7ab) - Bug 1132966 - use relaxed Atomic integers for tracking graphics surface memory usage; r=njn (aca764781f) - bug 1180012 remove unused GetPrefFonts() r=jdaggett (80a5a99f7f) - Bug 1139726 - Assert gfxPlatform::Init is called on the main thread. r=kats (dd1ad58304) - Bug 1208945 - Rename Color::{To,From}ARGB() so they aren't easily confused with {To,From}ABGR(). r=Bas. (8e83d44741) - Bug 1199885 - Part 1: Add MouseInput InputData. r=kats (67764c13a6) (0484be0c56) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1199885 - Part 2: Add AsyncDragMetrics. r=kats (220a4f445e) - Bug 1149482 - Localize the 'none' string for APZ in about:support. r=dvander (3e0128f62e) - Bug 1199885 - Part 3: Add 'apz.drag.enabled' preference for async scrollbars. r=kats (5133061d3f) - Bug 1199885 - Part 4: Let the hit testing tree know about the scroll thumb. r=kats (26a9a69443) - Bug 1199885 - Part 5: Make mRootLayerTreeID const to prove that there's no data races. r=kats (88e2eb80f1) - Bug 1199885 - Part 8: Add FindScrollNode to locate the scrollbar thumb. r=kats (a545ec9569) - Bug 1199885 - Part 9: Let APZC handle the drag events. r=kats (4cc0f88153) - Bug 1199885 - Part 9.5: Make the mouse events APZC aware. r=kats (69bd4caf94) - Bug 1199885 - Part 10: Add APZTeeManager API to start an async scroll. r=kats (e212ee2750) - Bug 1199885 - Part 12: Add StartScrollbarDrag IPC message. r=kats (705af3b233) - Bug 1199885 - Part 13: Let nsSliderFrame trigger async scrolling via StartScrollbarDrag. r=kats (d31b5a790d) - put in gstreamer as of 2015-10-05 Bug 1146482 (7cca45858c) - pointer style (f8041af438) - Bug 1197097 - Don't use a context-wide cycle-detection mechanism for detecting cycles during JSON.stringify. This prevents nested (yet separate) JSON.stringify, and it causes that algorithm to be affected by specification-unrelated operations like toSource. r=jonco (09652471c1) - align to ugly grammaer of 1114782 (c760693693) - remove space (7158a0c2bf) - align to FF/TFF (27138a55bb) - Bug 1205887 - Verify that MOZILLA_VERSION was set correctly, r=glandium (2269e8f31b) - Bug 1205012 - Allow rust source code in SpiderMonkey; r=mshal (9ebca9ed28) - Bug 1197281 - Use MOZ_FIND_WINSDK_VERSION for MOZ_WINSDK_MAXVER on mingw. r=glandium (2910b2160e) - Bug 1207893 - Refactor how build backend execution is summarized. r=gps (56d8fecbc2) - Bug 1207893 - Allow to create multiple build backends at once. r=gps (d8cba87d2b) - Bug 1207897 - Add a configure option to build multiple build backends. r=gps (f9c7851d02) - Bug 1188555 - part 1 - remove write-only configure.in variable NO_LD_ARCHIVE_FLAGS; r=mshal (461958b100) - Bug 1188555 - part 2 - remove write-only configure.in variables MKSHLIB_{UN,}FORCE_ALL; r=mshal (1813210dda) - Bug 1207882 - Ensure chrome manifests are created in a directory that exists when processing jar manifests. r=gps (59165a64cb) - Bug 1204712 - Handle wildcards properly for localized content in jar manifests. r=gps (54dfb632c7) - Bug 1188551: treat assertion failures as bad mozconfig; r=mshal (e307769de7) - Bug 1181040 - Set ${var}_IS_SET variables for mk_add_options-defined variables. r=gps (19f169556b) - Bug 1193015 - Require MOZ_GLX_USE_SURFACE_SHARING to enable WebGL surface sharing on GLX. r=jgilbert (9aa4fa8f41) - Bug 1211324 (part 1) - Remove BILINEAR and GAUSSIAN filter constants. (3d9290ef02) - Bug 1211324 (part 2) - Make gfx::FILTER::GOOD convert to GraphicsFilter::FILTER_GOOD. r=mattwoodrow. (16e7607c70) - Bug 1208365 (part 1) - Remove unused EXTEND_PAD_EDGE. r=Bas. (10920e2bb6) - Bug 1208365 (part 2) - Remove gfxPattern::Extend(). r=bas. (3703b9748a) - Bug 1208365 (part 3) - Change gfxPattern::mExtend from a GraphicsExtend to a gfx::ExtendMode. r=bas. (b105d06e91) - Bug 1208365 (part 4) - Remove gfxPattern::GraphicsExtend. r=bas. (7a16d48995) - Bug 1211324 (part 3) - Remove GraphicsFilter::FILTER_FAST and replace it with FILTER_BEST. r=mattwoodrow. (b5101e049f) - Bug 1211324 (part 4) - Replace GraphicsFilter constants with gfx::Filter equivalents. r=mattwoodrow. (c19b6b030e) - Bug 1190117 - Track mLastProducerID and mLastFrameID explicitly in ImageLayerProperties. r=roc (ed9a5c777f) - Bug 1211324 (part 5) - Remove GraphicsFilter and gfxGraphicsFilter. r=mattwoodrow. (0bd4ce7160) - Bug 1194954 - Fix -Wunreachable-code warnings in gfx/layers and gfx/thebes. r=BenWa (1a3d68c490) - Bug 1180509 - Fix judder of icons in Australis doorhanger menu at the end of its scale-in animation. r=roc (9b4df470fa) - Bug 1206915 - Make paint dumping to a file e10s-friendly. r=mattwoodrow (87d2e12c2b) - Bug 1206915 - Handle nested PaintFrame() calls correctly during paint dumping. r=mattwoodrow,BenWa (d30f77fbdd) - Fix max texture size handling in displayport clamping. (bug 1135907 follow-up, r=kats) (a791894332) - Fix bogus assertion in nsLayoutUtils::SetDisplayPortMargins. (bug 1156409, r=botond, a=philor) (b635b21c34) - Bug 1169879 - Use only the critical displayport when computing image visibility. r=tn (9ec91c9527) - Bug 1169881 - Recompute image visibility when display port margins change. r=tn (35a5bd3a51) - Bug 1197765 - Compare text content inside frame instead of the content node for ruby autohiding. r=dbaron (00cf5b7674) - Bug 1173580 - Record content descriptions in APZ test data. r=kats (7a72d1ac0a) - Bug 1178971 - Changed line snapping behaviour depending on even/odd-ness of stroke width. r=mstange (495b32dc23) - Bug 1208953: [mp3] Don't parse data we've already parsed. r=cpearce (72eed4309f) - Bug 1137151: Marked destructor of |android::MediaCodecReader| as protected, r=sotaro (0632b34bc5) - Bug 1205351 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in dom/media/ with iterators r=cpearce (45976c24c0) - Bug 1133624 - Add lang-specific ruby rules to ua.css. r=dbaron (46788cc220) - Bug 1133624 - followup add fuzzy maxdiff on CLOSED TREE (1b6b62aded) - Bug 1180443 - Consider whitespace collapse when calculating intrinsic isize of ruby. r=dbaron (3862184acd) - Bug 1153764 - Avoid explicitly doing break before when there is ruby span. r=roc (71b4ec7749) - add gstreamer parts (7e562556be) - some preferences aligned to FF (b26d0b389c) - Bug 1166301 - If APZ is enabled, clip fixed background images at the layer level rather than the display item level. r=mattwoodrow (5644e22090) - Bug 1144990 - Dump display items with class id and name, r=roc (aa2e227e35) - Bug 1205087 - Remove LayerManager parameter for ShouldFixToViewport. r=roc (00a1f2e36f) - Bug 1205087 - Make nsSVGIntegrationUtils paint frame continuations manually since combining them meant that our reference frame wasn't an ancestor of all painted frames. r=roc (e40f6b7b81) - Bug 1195400 - Check ancestor geometry roots when determining scrollability of a layer. r=mattwoodrow (4699b7e935) - Bug 1205087 - Cache the AnimatedGeometryRoot on DisplayItem. r=roc (06bba311c3) - Back out the bits of bug 1205087 that cache the AnimatedGeometryRoot on DisplayItem. r=backout (254057a6b6) - Bug 1203190 - Don't intersect with the visible rect for fixed background images. r=mattwoodrow (1c5a432459) - Bug 1208438 - Don't allow layers with scrolling clips to occlusion-cull layers behind them. r=mattwoodrow (c3d77a9846) - Bug 1205630 - Translate a fixed background display item's clip rect correctly when setting it on the layer. r=mstange (49039f0e2d) - Bug 1205630 - Reftest. r=mstange (a8db59eaee) - Bug 1105832 - Also dump inactive layer managers when display list dumping is enabled. r=mattwoodrow (564fe5fcbc) - Bug 1208661 - Move Dump() up from ContentClient to CompositableClient. r=BenWa (37915312b3) (e1776c67f8) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1208661 - Make ContentClient dumping play nicely with HTML dumping. r=BenWa (18b2c4a11b) - Bug 1204895 - Add fence handling to AutoRemoveTexture on gonk r=nical (d1f21e0210) - Bug 1208661 - Support dumping client-side layer textures without compression. r=BenWa (22ee0a45b5) - Bug 1206915 - Avoid reordering of different parts of paint dump output. r=mattwoodrow (0c7d46bca1) - Bug 1208661 - Do not assume that PaintRoot()'s contributions to the HTML paint dump will all be inside a <script> tag. r=BenWa (5917d13001) - Bug 1203992 - Distinguish between SingleTiledContentClient and MultiTiledContentClient in the layer tree dump. r=nical (70955c53cc) - Bug 1207590 - Don't use SingleTiledContentClient for layers that are larger than the maximum texture size. r=mattwoodrow (dd2a094297) - Bug 1201541 - Use SingleTiledContentClient for non-scrollable layers on Android r=mattwoodrow (6010b5080d) - missing of Bug 1161662 - Exclude post scale from layer.GetTransform(). r=roc (a3c92f89ae) - Bug 1172537 - Make the warning: "Tiled PaintedLayer with no scrollable container ancestor" occur only on actual b2g phones. r=nical (d604c9e9da) - Bug 1204597 - Use Move constructor for opaque region in FrameLayerBuilder instead of copying. r=jrmuizel (26bf99c0fb) - Bug 1201541 - Add a pref for disabling single tile layers r=mattwoodrow (e3170f8f4c) - Bug 1172719 - Fix SharedSurface fence handling on gonk r=jgilbert,nical (9fdf5fef4f) - Support all blend modes in the basic compositor. (bug 1203829 part 1, r=mattwoodrow) (ac9eeca118) - Compile shaders with newer fxc. (bug 1203829 part 2, r=mattwoodrow) (3fd4acc1ec) - Refactor shader initialization in CompositorD3D11. (bug 1203829 part 3, r=mattwoodrow) (a5e79828ad) - Handle screen and multiply blend modes in the D3D11 compositor. (bug 1203829 part 4, r=mattwoodrow) (b20c4af7fc) - Bug 1173107: Add hexa() around various hr logging. r=jrmuizel a=KWierso (76d6d27ff9) - Get the sync texture's sync handle during compositor initialization, where it can be made to fail gracefully. (bug 1207665 part 3, r=bas) (98d15069a0) - Log initialization failures in CompositorD3D11.cpp. (bug 1211109 part 1, r=mattwoodrow) (211725e4ce) - Don't use Direct2D if CompositorD3D11::Initialize fails. (bug 1208638, r=jrmuizel) (17a119bc1a) - Bug 1143653 - Typo fix in a variable name. r=me (469e89d0b6) - Remove the static compositor backend variable. (bug 1211109 part 2, r=mattwoodrow) (3b7dcb9a7c) - Allow top-level window changes to the remembered compositor type. (bug 1211109 part 3, r=mattwoodrow) (9309cdfd0f) - Remove ISurfaceAllocator::GetCompositorBackend. (bug 1211109 part 4, r=mattwoodrow) (2928f757c8) - Bug 1143653 - Backout part of the initial patch because of crashes. (33637851d4) - missing bit of 687388 (19770529ef) - Bug 1208071 - Ensure that only valid texture actors are added to ImageBridge tarnsactions. r=sotaro (23bef4f601) - Bug 1197534 - Send RecycleTexture messages from the ImageBridge thread. r=sotaro (7249beb404) (7f6fda62d8)

if you use github/gitlab only, github-wc-polyfill is faster as it doesn't calculate script hash everytime. latest version is here: https://github.com/JustOff/github-wc-polyfill/issues/68#issuecomment-1250325691

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220917-d7ee65a30f-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220917-d7ee65a30f-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220917-d7ee65a30f-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20220917-d7ee65a30f-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1174811 - Part 1: Fix OOM with huge favicons. r=froydnj (8de1f2797d) - Bug 1174811 - Part 2: Limit favicon downloads to 1MB. r=froydnj (c8bb207d88) - Bug 967196 - tagURI should trim tags. r=mak (45183c8d12) - Bug 1062894 - Avoid batching tag changes if number of changed tags is low. r=mak, ttaubert (6d93beb7e5) - var-let (19f8224e8b) - Bug 1159346 - Existing livemarks are broken. r=ttaubert (894807fc3f) - style (7fa8e2f215) - misspatch (5f3e71f59a) - Bug 1209585 - Fix possible memory leak if generating stub code fails with OOM r=jandem (da2fedd3a8) - Bug 1191499 - Trace the arguments object in RematerializedFrames. (r=jandem) (d2a150ba1a) (8b64ccb093) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1180189 - Fix crash in mozilla::a11y::HTMLTableRowAccessible::GroupPosition, r=MarcoZ (a2ee5f2df8) - Bug 1194859 - crash in mozilla::a11y::ARIAGridCellAccessible::GroupPosition, r=marcoz (879bad005f) - Bug 1194859 - crash in mozilla::a11y::ARIAGridCellAccessible::GroupPosition(), part2, r=marcoz (38193050c0) - comment and style (a3ae06e5e6) - var/let (7b3552e2ba) - var-let and some misspatch fixes (a6d3b0c9cb) - Bug 1141978 - Support rowgroup and colgroup HTML scope, r=marcoz (11eedb88f0) - Bug 1146257 - spanned headers don't work well in our table code, r=marcoz (d9b11584c2) - remove unused MultiCompartmentMatcher (480d895553) - Bug 1168170 - Mark reference counted members of nsTimerImpl::mCallback as MOZ_OWNING_REF. r=froydnj (b84c55460a) - Bug 1178363 - make nsTimerImpl::SetDelayInternal a private method; r=poiru (5f70ed869e) - Bug 1178363 - make nsTimerImpl::Fire a private method; r=poiru (4b6007c376) - Bug 1178363 - make MOZ_TASK_TRACER-dependent bits of nsTimerImpl private; r=poiru (e1f54cde97) - Bug 1178363 - make nsTimerImpl::PostTimerEvent a private method; r=poiru (0a0b71eae3) - Bug 1178363 - make nsTimerImpl::GetGeneration a private method; r=poiru (593d3a3f2d) - Bug 1059572 - Part 0: Fuzz test for timers. r=nfroyd (7b03728aa4) - Bug 1059572 - Part 0.5: Fixes for pre-existing problems in TestTimers. r=nfroyd (e463afc995) - Bug 1059572 - Part 1: Move PostTimerEvent to TimerThread to allow TimerThread's monitor to protect it. r=nfroyd (5e56ce272a) - Bug 1059572 - Part 2: Make absolutely sure a timer is removed before reinitting it. r=nfroyd (7d916a9aa9) - Bug 1190735 - Remove nsITimer.TYPE_REPEATING_PRECISE. r=froydnj. (34f7e4c02e) - Bug 1203427 (part 5) - Add logging of timer firings. r=froydnj. (664954eef7) (d7ee65a30f)

regexp group problem is not the thing that palefill can fix: 23:43:40.376 SyntaxError: invalid regexp group 1 common.a7451d66741fd9fd.js:1:307

20220806 works while 20220827 doesn't. changesets: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/compare/e36be164d...5ae83c47f but nothing media-related.

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220910-5d360f5c45-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220910-5d360f5c45-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220910-5d360f5c45-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20220910-5d360f5c45-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - var-let (4514fc8c5f) - Bug 1191897, add a flag for popups which allow shortcut keys to not be consumed, fixes shortcuts not working when an e10s select popup is open, r=neil (c3d788f65c) - Bug 1181897 - Do not scale down <img> elements passed to setDragImage. r=roc (b9db4b2c2f) - Bug 1204442 nsIDragService::FireDragEventAtSource() shouldn't be available from script because it takes a value of mozilla::EventMessage r=smaug, sr=smaug (6d357d54a7) - Bug 1202176, adjust coordinates from device to css pixels when drag popup moves, r=tn (d6fa56dc59) - Bug 1204944, convert drag position coordinates properly, r=mstange (0ff3b815b4) - Bug 1205511 - Make nsBaseDragService::mImage[X|Y] strongly typed. r=enn (47d68b017a) - Bug 1205511 - Make nsMenuPopupFrame::MoveTo()'s arguments strongly typed. r=enn (c29c16b9ce) - Bug 1205511 - Give nsPresContext a method that returns the CSS to device pixel scale. r=dbaron (e91a754991) - Bug 1205511 - Add overloaded operators for multiplying and dividing an IntPointTyped by a ScaleFactor[2D]. r=kats (f857857c94) - Bug 1188172 - Don't update the resolution/SPCSPS for meta-viewport changes before the first-paint. r=botond (0d7eeda1c8) - Bug 1168487 - Update the last use site of ScrollbarAreaToExcludeFromCompositionBoundsFor to use LD pixels. r=tn (af1d65d14a) - Bug 1197592 - Don't set an SPCSPS in the mobile viewport manager if APZ zooming is not enabled. r=botond (eb2b3d3bf3) - Bug 1180267 - Don't set root displayport margins from the mobile viewport manager unless the C++ APZ is enabled. r=botond (982b57a6f3) - Bug 976616 - Part 1: Call ProcessViewportInfo when meta viewport is changed. r=bholley (0df9aaad5c) - Bug 976616 - Part 2: Update mobile viewport on DOMMetaChanged event. r=kats (97244f0a2f) - Bug 976616 - Part 3: Enable meta viewport tests for Fennec. r=kats (16de4304dc) - Bug 976616 - Part 4: Add test for dynamic meta viewport updates. r=kats (c3af1ba028) - Bug 1198839 - Don't update the displayport from the MVM unless there is already on the content. r=botond (a86c335313) - Bug 1205511 - Document that nsIDragService.dragMoved() takes its arguments in LayoutDevice pixels. r=enn IGNORE IDL (comment change only) (ea1f24c65e) - Bug 1180267 - Ensure that the desktop-mode viewport for Fennec is based on a 980 CSS pixel width rather than the screen size. r=snorp (365c12249c) - Bug 1200402 - Ignore desktop mode for about: pages. r=snorp,khuey (3d64772abe) - Bug 1197824 - Remove unused state and normalize others. r=botond (58ed2bb53b) - Bug 1197824 - Allow zooming in desktop mode. r=botond (dbded0fdf7) - Bug 1200303 - Support meta-viewport changes in ZoomConstraintsClient as well. r=miketaylr (bb5ebee8ed) - Bug 1197824 - Support the browser.ui.zoom.force-user-scalable pref in the gecko zoom-constraints codepath. r=botond (0292f794c6) - Bug 1197824 - Constrain the min/max zoom if zooming is not allowed. r=botond (26ae1656ba) - Bug 1197824 - Remove the mAllowDoubleTapZoom field from nsViewportInfo as it is not needed. r=botond (00455cf30c) - Bug 1189837 - Subtract scrollbars in LD pixels rather than CSS pixels. r=mstange (8801383234) - Bug 1210399 - IonMonkey: MIPS: Safe for races. r=lth (5be49e2198) - Bug 1202367 - reinitialize expected value in CAS loop. patch=hev, r=sstangl, push=lth (438272bb96) - Bug 1210733 - Record source filenames independently of the script coverage. r=terrence (3a90b1a660) - Bug 1211546 - Unbreak the non-unified build. (r=sfink, r=nbp, r=shu) (4b290fffac) - Bug 977338 - Remove AtomicOperations-inl.h, r=lth (0015c7a398) - Bug 1202713 - Fix the CSS viewport dimensions for desktop mode. r=snorp (763a55b6aa) - Bug 1024343: The document should not stop animations when it is being swapped. r=smaug (ba2d43f308) - Bug 1200093 - Don't rely on finding the widget for a document in order to get the css-to-ld scale. r=botond (bf359f6c76) - Bug 1205511 - Use nsPresContext::DevToCSSPixelScale() where appropriate. r=kats (631a8fe6ae) - Bug 1204994 - part 0 - separate debugging use counters check from value check; r=bz (d8771157eb) - Bug 1204994 - part 2 - rename all USE_COUNTER_* histograms to USE_COUNTER2_* histograms; r=bz,vladan (8a86ee4560) - Bug 1202895 - Fix shift-reload check for setting up service worker. r=bkelly (61309332e6) - let-var (315a834c4d) - Bug 1193469 - Make mozSettings more defensive. r=gwagner (9c4aeb2721) - Bug 1187419 - Make sure SettingsRequestManager is only loaded in parent. r=gwagner (98bfca7a44) - Bug 1156231 - enable data registration recovery. r=hsinyi (f886c81ce3) - Bug 1159591 - Part 1: Add MMI tests for call barring, call waiting, clip, clir, pin2, puk2 and ussd. r=aknow (96ba4e4a89) - Bug 1149433 - Set hangUpLocal in rejectCall. r=hsinyi (43aec5ea64) - Bug 1147842 - Fix defect of setting call started time. r=hsinyi (dbf6a5516a) - Bug 1145079 - Fix defect for calling isEmergencyOnly. r=hsinyi (8ba883d37e) (06d185e815) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1152454 - Made liveregions responsive to name/value change events. r=yzen (056df463ef) - Bug 1166321 - [AccessFu] adding support for role='switch'. r=eeejay (540831bb6a) - Bug 1179284 - using explicit label for accessible with role 'status' instead of subtree. r=eeejay (919f0b93e7) - Bug 1163374 - Basic MathML Accessibility support in AccessFu. r=yzen (cddbfee120) - Bug 1199884 - Keep match roles empty in BaseTraversalRules that don't provide roles. r=yzen (b80ff3c892) - Bug 1200836 - Land on first atomic object in container traversal. r=yzen (0243a695af) - Bug 1206491 - Fix a JavaScript error in about:cache page. r=mayhemmer (5eaa374c84) - Bug 1142174 - Normalize omni.ja! paths when diffing about:memory reports. r=njn (bf046c4958) - let-var (5e9cf0b098) - Bug 1205364 part 1. Make createAttribute in an HTML document lowercase the passed-in attribute name. r=smaug (0b8a9f0f60) - Bug 647621 - Implement document.charset and update document.inputEncoding to the latest spec. r=bz (e31fd9f567) - Bug 647621 - Remove document.charset from historical.html because it was eventually added to the spec. r=Ms2ger (506ecf3238) - Bug 1201798 part 1 - Move PropagateScrollToViewport() from nsCSSFrameConstructor to nsPresContext as a public method. r=roc (5d33acfa26) - Bug 1201798 part 2 - Update viewport scrollbar override for fullscreen and remove the leagcy css rule. r=roc (852d3d181f) - Bug 1201798 part 3 - Add test for viewport scrollbar on fullscreen. r=roc (88ad5560ae) - Bug 1048622 - Fix 'assignment to undefined variable' warnings in nsBrowserContentHandler.js. r=gavin (55edf093ce) - Bug 1205328: undef min/max at the top of irregexp/RegExpAST.h if they're already defined; r=ehsan (2a5daa48a9) - Bug 773687 - Fix assertion pattern in RegExp with sticky flag. r=till (0f1643690b) - Bug 1084248 - add a cast<> method, remove the casting constructor as requested. r=waldo (3fb0619085) - cleanup (705296cc44) - Bug 1143512 - Remove unused declaration of regexp_flags. r=jandem (79f538a4c8) - bit of 1198193 and pointer styles (6bec08ca9e) - Bug 1146580 - Make FinalizationWitnessService listen for xpcom shutdown. r=bholley (6a4093bf23) - Bug 1199578 - include SharedTypedArray in a type test. r=waldo (94b943eb91) - Bug 1203791 - Fix LazyLink issue with Debugger::onIonCompilation. r=h4writer (3d5c4ee130) - pointer style (f24eb566fd) - Bug 1204726 - Make sure that the MacroAssembler is no longer rooted when onIonCompilation is called. r=h4writer (f697b11f6d) - Bug 1206418 - Fix origin of animations and scissors for preserves3d. r=roc (1813cc2c21) (cc9fb3b5bf) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1198572 - Add telemetry for how often HSTS would fix mixed content problems r=smaug r=tanvi (1abeb434a4) - Bug 1181683 - Mark ping and beacon as blockable mixed content instead of optionally blockable. r=smaug (ab4b612439) - Bug 1148732 - When checking a document's scheme, check the innermost uri. r=dveditz, smaug (f03eef9b3a) - put back source RegExp (112cbc1797) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - csp changes (r=dveditz) (f835967ad3) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - callsite updates (r=dveditz) (39b200f027) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - test updates (r=dveditz) (6a9dd4d859) - Bug 1201822 - Update web-platform-tests expected data to revision d0571e01e1a2e4b8c5f696af2f81cbc1be9a5842, a=testonly (851485e4f9) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - web platform test updates (r=deveditz) (0fbb9ce2c7) - Bug 1612470 - Remove Document.hasScriptsBlockedBySandbox and Document.inlineScriptAllowedByCSP. r=bzbarsky (840ec6ebfb) - Bug 1192333 - Use channel->ascynOpen2 in dom/xslt/xslt/txMozillaStyleheetCompiler.cpp (r=sicking) (73989dc9d2) - Bug 1186843 - Don't recreate message manager. r=smaug (d4e2e28136) - Bug 1209361 - Add missing includes to dom/base. r=mccr8 (702a9b0c21) - Bug 1209621 - Add a way to get the TabParent for the content-primary tab, r=mconley (7d8a7e501f) - Bug 1209001 - Fix OOM handling when creating ModuleObject r=terrence (e5b9fc8db3) - Bug 1183289 - Run fewer CGC tests r=sfink (d529983340) - Bug 1204692 - Add arm64-sim variant to the autospider.sh script. r=sstangl (8f46c42105) - Bug 1183289 - Partially revert previous patch so jstests get run with default jitflags only r=me (97d1721e43) - Bug 1210924 - Do not fire read barriers when using ReadBarriered in a boolean context; r=sfink (697885508c) - code style and reshuffle (1b55c0f721) - Bug 1207821 - Change the initialized length of an unboxed array in some places without triggering pre barriers, r=jandem. (92452a2db0) - Bug 1074935 - Add SPS pseudo frames for JSRope flattening; r=jandem (5589064dc1) - Bug 1184423 - Properly report OOM when initializing the RematerizedFrameTable fails; r=shu (60d964e1ca) - Bug 1201575 - Give copied FrameIter::Data the cx of the current frame. (r=jimb) (af5e59d95a) - Bug 1204725 - IonMonkey: Check result when copying frame iter data, r=nbp (7de175e301) - Bug 1184423 - Properly report OOM when adding a rematerialized frame to the current JitActivation fails; r=shu (a00c310833) - Bug 1210391 - Module scopes are currently not cacheable r=jandem (b42adeb292) - pointer style (30f967d1ee) - Bug 1199221 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::ObjectGroup referents; r=sfink (364cbff290) - Bug 1199219 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::Shape referents; r=sfink (683d11d589) - Bug 1199220 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::BaseShape referents; r=sfink (a9e1c02cbc) - Bug 1200482: Make Debugger respect 'enabled' flag when setting allocation tracking hook on debuggee compartments, and check that it does. r=fitzgen (cf203e12e0) - Bug 1177508 - Truncate the stack more aggressively in adoptAsyncStack. r=fitzgen (c335f6dcd5) - Bug 1209989 - Implicitly attach a PRThread to native threads when first used as a PRThread in the PosixNSPR implementation. r=terrence (c9d771fb47) - Bug 1206640: Fix an implicit constructor in PosixNSPR.cpp; r=nbp (178312c0f2) - Bug 1204863 - Ignore frames from self-hosted scripts; r=shu (4b8cd11832) - Bug 1180047: Debugger.prototype.findObjects should not return objects that must not be exposed to JS. r=fitzgen (634f19195b) - Bug 1208908 - Fix a conditional statement in BytecodeRangeWithPosition::updatePosition(); r=ejpbruel (e58c656255) - some profiler and crash import (d5b8b4f798) - Bug 1185532: Turn on the NPAPI process sandbox for Windows 64-bit flash by default. r=bsmedberg (5aa8fa8a6e) - Bug 1194488: Whitelist specific plugins for async init; r=jimm (7c78723689) - Bug 1200698: Rename async plugin init pref; r=bsmedberg (df37e5833e) - Bug 1184068: Ensure that mShutdown is not incorrectly set from true to false if plugin crashes during CallNP_Shutdown; r=jimm Bug 1202024: Initialize plugin details and quirks in parent on first run for async init. r=aklotz (934d877d8c) - missing bit of Bug 1119878 Part 2 (3a0dd8afc1) - Bug 1209351 (part 6) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in toolkit/. r=froydnj. (810fbbab89) - Bug 1209351 (part 1) - Add an overloading of nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() that takes an already-found entry. r=froydnj. (45d6181461) - Bug 1209351 (part 2) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in dom/. r=bz. (bdb19ed49f) - Bug 1209351 (part 3) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in gfx/. r=jrmuizel. (dc29a2b97f) - Bug 1209351 (part 4) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in netwerk/. r=michal.novotny. (3be1f09b5c) - Bug 1209351 (part 5) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in security/. r=keeler. (47999463fe) (5d360f5c45)

should be fixed