This carves out an exception for hard-coded loopback addresses to allow
`ws:` connections from `https:` to allow mixed-mode from secure pages.
Resolves#2914
This DOM/Web API is entirely irrelevant for desktop use.
We give back the width/height of the root scrollframe of content and
for scale we pass forward our dpp resolution (usually 1.0).
Since we have no "no touch" zones in our content on desktop,. the rest
(origin and offset) is hard-coded to (0,0).
Trying to do a positive check on nested URIs apparently doesn't work,
but the handling could be simplified to just check for non-null mURI
instead - this also fixes plugin loading (which broke with the previous
check).
If a website would nor supply a URI for object loading code, the browser
would crash on a null deref.
This reintroduces the nestedURI check to make sure we have a valid URI.
According to the W3C discussion we should allow websocket URIs to be
reported aside from http/https/ftp ones.
This rewrites things slightly and updates comments to clarify.
We do retain the non-standard reduction to origin only in case the
report is for cross-origin URIs (stops leaking full URIs to the CSP
reported destination).
See https://github.com/w3c/webappsec-csp/issues/735
Youtube's usage patterns have changed regarding video embeds, so we can
remove special handling for the enablejsapi flag.
Applies YouTube embed URL replacement to the path component only.
Per spec, extend escaping of attribute value characters to include
`<` and `>`. We already did this for text fragments, and it makes sense
to apply the same to attribute values. We are at parity with mainstream
that default-escape attribute values this way in current releases.
This changes Rotate{Self}(angle, translateX, translateY) to
Rotate{Self}(rotateX, rotateY, rotateZ) per the spec.
The resulting matrix will be a 3DMatrix
Resolves#2752
