- #FIREFOX MOZILLA FOR MAC MAC OS X#
- #FIREFOX MOZILLA FOR MAC PATCH#
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#FIREFOX MOZILLA FOR MAC PATCH#
(Ray, thanks for your patch and welcome to bugzilla.
#FIREFOX MOZILLA FOR MAC MAC OS X#
Among its main features are the option of being able to browse several websites at the same time thanks to its tab system, all while supporting most existing web. (In reply to Ray Donnelly from comment 109) > Created attachment 828606 > Script config files and patches for building Mac OS X cross compiler and > Firefox ESR24 Moving this to separate bug 936115, as there is already a lot going on here, and this feels outside the scope of work here.
#FIREFOX MOZILLA FOR MAC FREE#
In short, each new version of Firefox continues to improve and optimize the service. Mozilla continues working on more improvements for its star product: the free and open source browser, Firefox. The browser gets better and better with each version, becoming more fluid and stronger competition for its main rivals. This version has also improved the loading speed for sites and resource consumption to avoid excessive memory usage like previous versions.
Firefox has improved its performance and stability with optimized JavaScript engines and rendering, greater compatibility with HTML5, independent processes for browser plug-ins, and more. The latest installment is focused on improving its technical aspects, so the appearance is almost the same as in previous versions. Its many features include enabling the simultaneous browsing of multiple pages with its tab system, supporting most existing web standards, and offering a personalized experience with extensions, plugins, and themes created by the community. get()s should already be returning const char*s, I'm surprised these casts are necessary.Mozilla continues to work on further improvements for its flagship product: the free and open-source browser, Firefox. > + (const char*) NS_ConvertUTF16toUTF8(path).get(), > + file_metadata::AddOriginMetadataToFile( NS_ConvertUTF16toUTF8(path).get() is the right way to do this, as far as I +2365,5 + }
> + // TODO: Isn't there a better ways to get a const char* from a unsigned short* ? > +#include "./././ipc/chromium/src/chrome/common/file_metadata_mac.h"Ĭan we instead add the file to the list of exported headers in that directory's moz.build, and have a shorter include path +2363,5 + rv = refUri->GetSpec(referrer) There's some end-of-line whitespace scattered around this patch that should be removed before landing. I'm sorry for having dropped this completely. Patch for this bug and bug 401748, updated to current trunk Commenting out the call to AddOriginMetadataToFile() makes no difference to its contents.įinally (and best of all), if an app has a extended attribute with the additional data added by the patch's call to AddQuarantineMetadataToFile(), you see additional information in the quarantine dialog displayed by the OS the first time you try to run it: There's a Show Web Page button that will take you to the page from which its dmg file was downloaded.Ĭomment on attachment 669327 The extended attribute, to which data is added by the call to AddOriginMetadataToFile(), doesn't seem to contribute to the information stored in the extended attribute.
#FIREFOX MOZILLA FOR MAC PLUS#
No quarantine stuff at all gets added, either to the downloaded dmg file or to the app dragged from it, if the patched FF distro's ist file doesn't have the LSFileQuarantineEnabled key.īut if the patched FF distro's ist file has this key, the downloaded dmg file and the app dragged out from it have a extended attribute that includes the standard quarantine information plus the information added by the call to AddQuarantineMetadataToFile(). However it doesn't also get added to the copy of an app dragged from a downloaded dmg file. the FF 15.0.1 dmg file), regardless of whether or not the ist file of the patched FF distro has the LSFileQuarantineEnabled key described above. Packed with a large number of features, constant updates, and superior functionality, Firefox remains a browser focused on privacy and security. The kMDItemWhereFroms stuff (included in the extended attribute) always gets added to downloaded files (e.g. Mozilla Firefox is one of the world’s most popular browsers available in 90 different languages and completely free. I used 'xattr -l' to see what "extended attributes" were added to the downloaded dmg file itself, and to the copy of Firefox dragged out from it.
I tested downloading the current version of Firefox from. Which means that the patch is incomplete by itself, and that we'll also need to add the following key to ist: But not in distros whose bundle id isn't "" (i.e. I just tested this (an updated version) in current code, and basically it works fine.
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