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evilpie
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About evilpie
https://hachyderm.io/@evilpie
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Comment #47924513
The HTML Sanitizer API has a subset of SVG that is allowed by the default configuration. It won't help you with sanitizing CSS at all however, style is simply not allowed by defaul…
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Comment #47899472
> The Firefox team is experimenting with ways to improve the built-in Enhanced Tracking Protection feature in Firefox. This is one of the libraries we're going to experiment with. …
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Comment #47260502
Yes. It's in about:keyboard.
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Comment #47139847
You aren't reading it right. new Sanitizer({}) This Sanitizer will allow everything by default, but setHTML will still block elements/attributes that can lead to XSS. You might wan…
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Comment #47137824
Using an allowlist based Sanitizer you are definitely less likely to shoot yourself in the foot, but as long as you use setHTML you can't introduce XSS at least.
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Comment #47134615
We made sure to exclude WebExtensions code from web pages's Trusted Types restrictions enforcement. (Bugs can happen of course)
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Comment #45675325
If you want to use an XSS-unsafe Sanitizer you have to use setHTMLUnsafe.
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Comment #45674985
We enabled this by default in Firefox Nightly (only) this week.
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Comment #43842284
Make sure you have Firefox 138! From the release notes: > You can also now reposition a tab group on the tab bar by dragging it.
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Comment #43630991
Removing security headers like Content-Security-Policy is forbidden by the addons.mozilla.org policy. https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/publish/add-on-p...
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Comment #43630984
While this is definitely annoying, most of the time this can be worked around by the extension without workarounds that themself weaken security. For example I helped uBlock Origin…
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Comment #41644817
If it's disabled (greyed-out), then you already have telemetry disabled.
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Comment #40549602
Firefox also has the about:config preference permissions.default.image: 2, which will block most images.
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Comment #39338896
The profile actually shows the freeze is not caused by normal JS garbage collection, but by cycle collection. So probably something related to DOM nodes.
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Comment #38865964
See also https://ooooooooo.ooo/ . "9o3o is an official (but experimental) online version of the Flashpoint Archive."
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Comment #38681673
https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Internet-Thema-34041/News/AVM... Also one of the headings was mistranslated horribly. In linked the article: "AVM threatens to ban the sale of Fritzb…
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Comment #38445400
See also Dario Casali's Half Life 25yr anniversary playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk5gaNp4x_AVIJviyHueH...
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Comment #37086786
Igalia is regularly contracted to work on new Firefox features, so this is already happening.
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Comment #36587587
[deleted because I don't to be accused for ragebaiting]
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Comment #36150223
As far as I can tell from my own recommended extensions is that every update needs to be approved/reviewed before it's made generally available.