nsAHttpTransaction::Available() obtained a bytecount from the abstract
transaction's input stream. If that stream was derived from a file://
it would create janky IO - so remove the interface.
Http2Push maintains a non-inherited interface which is used to check
the number of bytes it has internally buffered in memory.
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UAOverridesBootstrapper.js is introduced to delay the initialization of
UserAgentOverrides.jsm until the creation of nsHttpHandler in chrome process.
Uninit will be triggered at profile-change-net-teardown because no network
traffice after this point.
MozReview-Commit-ID: F8Lpn6RyZEm
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system-info might need to be construct while creating nsHttpHandler and it might take up to 30ms.
Lazy loading the DEFAULT_UA can delay the creation of nsHttpHandler after start-up.
MozReview-Commit-ID: FtIpKjcY38r
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This is also the non-broken way to fix bug 1346392. Instead of waiting
until the auth handler gets its hands on things, we break layering a bit
and inspect the response headers as soon as we decompress them to see if
there's any connection-oriented auth being requested. If there is, we
treat the situation as if we got a RST_STREAM or GOAWAY with
HTTP_1_1_REQUIRED.
We were able to re-purpose the NS_ERROR_ABORT code path that was
previously used with an inappropriate HTTP status code when talking to
an HTTPS proxy over http/2, as that usage was removed a while back from
the stream, though we still had the (dead) code in the session to handle
the stream giving us that return value. The error code was changed to
NS_ERROR_NET_RESET, however, to give a better description of what's
going on.
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UAOverridesBootstrapper.js is introduced to delay the initialization of
UserAgentOverrides.jsm until the creation of the first nsHttpChannel.
Uninit will be triggered at profile-change-net-teardown because no network
traffice after this point.
MozReview-Commit-ID: F8Lpn6RyZEm
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system-info might need to be construct while creating nsHttpHandler and it might take up to 30ms.
Lazy loading the DEFAULT_UA can delay the creation of nsHttpHandler after start-up.
MozReview-Commit-ID: FtIpKjcY38r
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extra : rebase_source : 8061ed3ce6c42955e52f494166958f5b63ab940b
nsAHttpTransaction::Available() obtained a bytecount from the abstract
transaction's input stream. If that stream was derived from a file://
it would create janky IO - so remove the interface.
Http2Push maintains a non-inherited interface which is used to check
the number of bytes it has internally buffered in memory.
MozReview-Commit-ID: IQHt8yGsqDE
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extra : rebase_source : 78dbd5cae35bc6cb1ce2f03192226cb85564298e
nsAHttpTransaction::Available() obtained a bytecount from the abstract
transaction's input stream. If that stream was derived from a file://
it would create janky IO - so remove the interface.
Http2Push maintains a non-inherited interface which is used to check
the number of bytes it has internally buffered in memory.
MozReview-Commit-ID: IQHt8yGsqDE
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This patch prevents the following error:
AltDataOutputStreamChild::Close -> SendClose()
AltDataOutputStreamChild::Release -> Send__delete__()
AltDataOutputStreamParent::RecvClose() -> SendError()
AltDataOutputStreamParent::ActorDestroy -> mIPCOpen = false
AltDataOutputStreamChild::RecvError -> === Crash - object was deleted ===
We introduce the DeleteSelf message.
AltDataOutputStreamChild::Release -> SendDeleteSelf()
AltDataOutputStreamParent::RecvDeleteSelf -> mIPCOpen = false; SendDeleteSelf()
AltDataOutputStreamChild::RecvDeleteSelf -> Send__delete__()
The parent will not send any more messages after receiving the DeleteSelf message.
MozReview-Commit-ID: I9RQ5I7eSt9
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We now have code that unconditionally requires the rust
compiler and are committed to adding more. Remove this
last vestige of conditional support.
MozReview-Commit-ID: EK6FBnAbR
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The channel objects cannot be handed off to other threads before the creation
process has been finished, so there is no point in trying to hold these locks
while the initialization code is running. These lockings have shown up in
profiles as being expensive.
Since the mTargetThread in nsInputStreamPump is directly acquired from current or main thread, we need to pass another labeled main thread target to dispatch runnables to the correct tab/doc group.
Removes references to now unused pref that was added in bug 868441 and removed in bugs 913807 and 1054572. It also removes some leftovers from http channel which have not been removed in those 2 bugs.
There's one redudant NS_ShouldCheckAppCache(nsIURI*, bool) is not used
anymore. Also we remove the extra usePrivateBrowsing argument, since we
can get this information from nsIPrincipal.
The blocking transactions should be dispatched before other transactions. So, this patch aims to put those transactions in front of the pending queue.
Moreover, also give the rest available connections to background tab when processing pendingQ for all entries.
Currently nsBufferedInputStream is able to Fill() data only from sync
inputStream. When a page uses XHR to upload something, it creates a
nsBufferedInputStream around the source inputStream. This stream can be a
IPCBlobInputStream, and in that case, the reading is only supported using
nsIAsyncInputStream interface. nsBufferedInputStream must support it.
// When non empty all non-localhost DNS queries (including IP addresses)
// resolve to this value. The value can be a name or an IP address.
// domains mapped to localhost with localDomains stay localhost.
pref("network.dns.forceResolve", "");
Testing is the primary use case here - replay captive data on a 'fake
server' by directing all traffic to it at the DNS level. Chrome has
something similar.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 7AOgQZpZKec
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Some protocol handlers don't handle speculative connections too well
(they crash). So, we limit to the most useful protocols. This patch
brought to you by
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1348278#c21
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8dWGdVtalIS
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