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/* -*- Mode: IDL; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*-
*
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* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
#include "nsISupports.idl"
interface nsIURI;
interface nsIInputStream;
interface nsIDNSListener;
webidl BrowsingContext;
/**
* Interface indicating what we found/corrected when fixing up a URI
*/
[scriptable, uuid(4819f183-b532-4932-ac09-b309cd853be7)]
interface nsIURIFixupInfo : nsISupports
{
/**
* Consumer that asked for fixed up URI.
*/
attribute BrowsingContext consumer;
/**
* Our best guess as to what URI the consumer will want. Might
* be null if we couldn't salvage anything (for instance, because
* the input was invalid as a URI and FIXUP_FLAG_ALLOW_KEYWORD_LOOKUP
* was not passed)
*/
attribute nsIURI preferredURI;
/**
* The fixed-up original input, *never* using a keyword search.
* (might be null if the original input was not recoverable as
* a URL, e.g. "foo bar"!)
*/
attribute nsIURI fixedURI;
/**
* The name of the keyword search provider used to provide a keyword search;
* empty string if no keyword search was done.
*/
attribute AString keywordProviderName;
/**
* The keyword as used for the search (post trimming etc.)
* empty string if no keyword search was done.
*/
attribute AString keywordAsSent;
/**
* Whether we changed the protocol instead of using one from the input as-is.
*/
attribute boolean fixupChangedProtocol;
/**
* Whether we created an alternative URI. We might have added a prefix and/or
* suffix, the contents of which are controlled by the
* browser.fixup.alternate.prefix and .suffix prefs, with the defaults being
* "www." and ".com", respectively.
*/
attribute boolean fixupCreatedAlternateURI;
/**
* The original input
*/
attribute AUTF8String originalInput;
/**
* The POST data to submit with the returned URI (see nsISearchSubmission).
*/
attribute nsIInputStream postData;
};
/**
* Interface implemented by objects capable of fixing up strings into URIs
*/
[scriptable, uuid(1da7e9d4-620b-4949-849a-1cd6077b1b2d)]
interface nsIURIFixup : nsISupports
{
/** No fixup flags. */
const unsigned long FIXUP_FLAG_NONE = 0;
/**
* Allow the fixup to use a keyword lookup service to complete the URI.
* The fixup object implementer should honour this flag and only perform
* any lengthy keyword (or search) operation if it is set.
*/
const unsigned long FIXUP_FLAG_ALLOW_KEYWORD_LOOKUP = 1;
/**
* Tell the fixup to make an alternate URI from the input URI, for example
* to turn foo into www.foo.com.
*/
const unsigned long FIXUP_FLAGS_MAKE_ALTERNATE_URI = 2;
/*
* Set when the fixup happens in a private context, the used search engine
* may differ in this case. Not all consumers care about this, because they
* may not want the url to be transformed in a search.
*/
const unsigned long FIXUP_FLAG_PRIVATE_CONTEXT = 4;
/*
* Fix common scheme typos.
*/
const unsigned long FIXUP_FLAG_FIX_SCHEME_TYPOS = 8;
/*
* Force the fixup to make an alternate URI from the input URI regardless
* of the browser.fixup.alternate.enabled preference.
*/
const unsigned long FIXUP_FLAG_FORCE_ALTERNATE_URI = 16;
/**
* Tries to converts the specified string into a URI, first attempting
* to correct any errors in the syntax or other vagaries.
* It returns information about what it corrected
* (e.g. whether we could rescue the URI or "just" generated a keyword
* search URI instead).
*
* @param aURIText Candidate URI.
* @param aFixupFlags Flags that govern ways the URI may be fixed up.
* Defaults to FIXUP_FLAG_NONE.
*/
nsIURIFixupInfo getFixupURIInfo(in AUTF8String aURIText,
[optional] in unsigned long aFixupFlags);
Bug 1552017 - Expand the kinds of URLs that can cancel content JS when navigating; r=smaug This patch makes several changes to the kinds of URLs where we can cancel content JS when navigating between them: 1) When navigating directly to a URL (e.g. by typing something into the location bar and hitting Enter), we allow canceling content JS if the URLs differ in any way *except* their ref ("#"). To help with this, we also attempt to fix up the URL (e.g. by prepending "http://" to it). 2) When navigating through history, we allow canceling content JS if the `prePath` part of the URLs differ. Most notably, this allows canceling content JS when one of the URLs is an `about:` page (e.g. when hitting the Home button). 3) We explicitly disallow cancelling content JS if the currently-running JS is trusted or if the page being navigated away from is anything but http(s): or file:. 4) We also disallow cancelling content JS for windows that are still being created (e.g. when creating a new tab or window via `window.open`). For more background on this, see the comments about `mCreatingWindow` in dom/ipc/BrowserParent.h. 5) We ensure that, when attempting to cancel JS, the tab ID of the currently-running script matches the original tab that requested the cancellation. This avoids a race condition in which a particular JSContext has already moved on to executing another tab's JS by the time we hit our interrupt callback. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D31875 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando
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/**
* Convert load flags from nsIWebNavigation to URI fixup flags for use in
* getFixupURIInfo.
Bug 1552017 - Expand the kinds of URLs that can cancel content JS when navigating; r=smaug This patch makes several changes to the kinds of URLs where we can cancel content JS when navigating between them: 1) When navigating directly to a URL (e.g. by typing something into the location bar and hitting Enter), we allow canceling content JS if the URLs differ in any way *except* their ref ("#"). To help with this, we also attempt to fix up the URL (e.g. by prepending "http://" to it). 2) When navigating through history, we allow canceling content JS if the `prePath` part of the URLs differ. Most notably, this allows canceling content JS when one of the URLs is an `about:` page (e.g. when hitting the Home button). 3) We explicitly disallow cancelling content JS if the currently-running JS is trusted or if the page being navigated away from is anything but http(s): or file:. 4) We also disallow cancelling content JS for windows that are still being created (e.g. when creating a new tab or window via `window.open`). For more background on this, see the comments about `mCreatingWindow` in dom/ipc/BrowserParent.h. 5) We ensure that, when attempting to cancel JS, the tab ID of the currently-running script matches the original tab that requested the cancellation. This avoids a race condition in which a particular JSContext has already moved on to executing another tab's JS by the time we hit our interrupt callback. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D31875 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando
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*
* @param aURIText Candidate URI; used for determining whether to
* allow keyword lookups.
* @param aDocShellFlags Load flags from nsIDocShell to convert.
*/
unsigned long webNavigationFlagsToFixupFlags(
in AUTF8String aURIText, in unsigned long aDocShellFlags);
/**
* Converts the specified keyword string into a URI. Note that it's the
* caller's responsibility to check whether keywords are enabled and
* whether aKeyword is a sensible keyword.
*
* @param aKeyword The keyword string to convert into a URI
* @param aIsPrivateContext Whether this is invoked from a private context.
*/
nsIURIFixupInfo keywordToURI(in AUTF8String aKeyword,
[optional] in boolean aIsPrivateContext);
/**
* Given a uri-like string with a protocol, attempt to fix and convert it
* into an instance of nsIURIFixupInfo.
*
* Differently from getFixupURIInfo, this assumes the input string is an
* http/https uri, and can add a prefix and/or suffix to its hostname.
*
* The scheme will be changed to the scheme defined in
* "browser.fixup.alternate.protocol", which is by default, https.
*
* If the prefix and suffix of the host are missing, it will add them to
* the host using the preferences "browser.fixup.alternate.prefix" and
* "browser.fixup.alternate.suffix" as references.
*
* If a hostname suffix is present, but the URI doesn't contain a prefix,
* it will add the prefix via "browser.fixup.alternate.prefix"
*
* @param aUriString The URI to fixup and convert.
* @returns nsIURIFixupInfo
* A nsIURIFixupInfo object with the property fixedURI
* which contains the modified URI.
* @throws NS_ERROR_FAILURE
* If aUriString is undefined, or the scheme is not
* http/https.
*/
nsIURIFixupInfo forceHttpFixup(in AUTF8String aUriString);
/**
* With the host associated with the URI, use nsIDNSService to determine
* if an IP address can be found for this host. This method will ignore checking
* hosts that are IP addresses. If the host does not contain any periods, depending
* on the browser.urlbar.dnsResolveFullyQualifiedNames preference value, a period
* may be appended in order to make it a fully qualified domain name.
*
* @param aURI The URI to parse and pass into the DNS lookup.
* @param aListener The listener when the result from the lookup is available.
* @param aOriginAttributes The originAttributes to pass the DNS lookup.
* @throws NS_ERROR_FAILURE if aURI does not have a displayHost or asciiHost.
*/
void checkHost(in nsIURI aURI,
in nsIDNSListener aListener,
[optional] in jsval aOriginAttributes);
/**
* Returns true if the specified domain is known and false otherwise.
* A known domain is relevant when we have a single word and can't be
* sure whether to treat the word as a host name or should instead be
* treated as a search term.
*
* @param aDomain A domain name to query.
*/
bool isDomainKnown(in AUTF8String aDomain);
};