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Comment #17474796
Your third paragraph was enlightening and explained your position reasonably well. I'm not sure I'm convinced, but it seems like an interesting discussion. I feel obliged to downvo…
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Comment #17436915
Hmmph, I see what you're saying, that sounds like it could work. I think the tab flashing is the critical detail, otherwise you would be confused why things are deadlocking.
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Comment #17436726
I'm not following your argument, do you agree that there are resources that cannot be saved in a shared cache?
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Comment #17436704
Then you would need to know the (dynamically generated) contents in advance?
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Comment #17436700
Yes, private doesn't necessarily mean authenticated, it just means shouldn't be saved in a shared cache. For example, "weather_at_your_geoip.js".
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Comment #17436675
I don't know if there are any good Linux GUI debuggers, but gdb is a comprehensive debugger and can do something similar with the skip command. Any gui debugger for Linux is probab…
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Comment #17436599
Not a windows user, but the same applies to gdb. What is your proposal? If you're currently debugging a thread, breakpoints are disabled for other threads? That really doesn't seem…
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Comment #17428605
I think you're forgetting that resources cannot be shared if they're marked private. You cannot get account_statement.js from your shared cache, it has to be unique to you. There i…
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Comment #17428591
I don't understand the question, it's either cached or not. If it's not cached, then it has to be fetched synchronously for anything depending on its value to work - so it's slow. …
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Comment #17428051
I'm not a privacy defeatist, but I am a fingerprinting defeatist. Here's why: I don't think it's realistic for caching and anti-fingerprinting to co-exist, and given those two opti…