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Comment #48681182
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Comment #48262206
It uses add-on gating similar to what they do for Web MIDI, so it's not exposed to users unless they specifically opt into it. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2026/05/web-serial-support-…
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Comment #47759614
Obviously it'll make the developer more efficient to spend more time twiddling his thumbs waiting for his code to compile rather than creating a simple build performance win that a…
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Comment #47271306
Can you share a link to a crash report from about:crashes? Sounds like some kind of shutdown hang getting force-killed maybe?
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Comment #46433492
It's available for testing in Nightly builds at the moment.
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Comment #45892360
Firefox also does a lot of media decoding in a separate process.
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Comment #44260332
Google Play also limits APKs to 100MB maximum size while AABs have a higher limit.
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Comment #40252247
See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1894735#c15 . It was code specifically targeting Firefox on Windows to blame.
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Comment #38562507
Common Voice is part of the Mozilla Foundation, not the Mozilla Corporation responsible for shipping Firefox. I.e. what donations to Mozilla actually go towards.
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Comment #34413908
Notably, MV3 extensions are now supported.
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Comment #33439036
Isn't openssl included in the oss-fuzz project? If hanno caught it this quickly with his fuzzer, would seem to be surprising if they didn't also.
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Comment #31740011
Mozilla occasionally rolls out features in the current release via remote mechanisms. So it's rolling out to existing v101 installs now. I would assume that v102 will also ship wit…
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Comment #31512068
Citation needed. Also, they've specifically called that out in the advisory when they're aware of that being the case. See the last out-of-band security update they released for ex…
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Comment #31511770
These are just the pwn2own vulnerabilities. Nowhere did Mozilla ever say they were being exploited in the wild.