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     2 Fri Feb 18 20:38:22 UTC 2022 - Andreas Stieger <andreas.stieger@gmx.de>
       
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     4 - Mozilla Firefox 97.0.1
       
     5   * Fixed: Fixed an issue where TikTok videos would fail to load
       
     6     when selected from a user's profile page (bmo#1750973)
       
     7   * Fixed: Fixed an issue which led to Picture-in-Picture mode
       
     8     being unable to be toggled on Hulu (bmo#1753401)
       
     9   * Fixed: Works around problems with WebRoot SecureAnywhere
       
    10     antivirus rendering Firefox unusable in some situations
       
    11     (bmo#1752466)
       
    12   * Fixed: Fixed an issue causing users to see the Restore
       
    13     Session screen unexpectedly when starting Firefox
       
    14     (bmo#1749996)
       
    15 
       
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    17 Mon Feb 14 19:31:29 UTC 2022 - Luciano Santos <luc14n0@opensuse.org>
       
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    19 - Remove bashisms ("source" and "function" keywords) from
       
    20   mozilla.sh.in to ally with the #!/bin/sh shebang. If the end user
       
    21   has either dash-sh package or busybox-sh to handle Bourn Shell
       
    22   scripts rather than having bash-sh package, the script would
       
    23   fail. Using "." instead of "source" and "create_langpack_link()"
       
    24   function definition is enough to keep both sides sane,
       
    25   behavior-wise.
       
    26 
       
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    28 Tue Feb  8 08:40:45 UTC 2022 - Wolfgang Rosenauer <wr@rosenauer.org>
       
    29 
       
    30 - Mozilla Firefox 97.0
       
    31   MFSA 2022-04 (bsc#1195682)
       
    32   * CVE-2022-22753 (bmo#1732435)
       
    33     Privilege Escalation to SYSTEM on Windows via Maintenance Service
       
    34   * CVE-2022-22754 (bmo#1750565)
       
    35     Extensions could have bypassed permission confirmation during update
       
    36   * CVE-2022-22755 (bmo#1309630)
       
    37     XSL could have allowed JavaScript execution after a tab was closed
       
    38   * CVE-2022-22756 (bmo#1317873)
       
    39     Drag and dropping an image could have resulted in the dropped
       
    40     object being an executable
       
    41   * CVE-2022-22757 (bmo#1720098)
       
    42     Remote Agent did not prevent local websites from connecting
       
    43   * CVE-2022-22758 (bmo#1728742)
       
    44     tel: links could have sent USSD codes to the dialer on
       
    45     Firefox for Android
       
    46   * CVE-2022-22759 (bmo#1739957)
       
    47     Sandboxed iframes could have executed script if the parent
       
    48     appended elements
       
    49   * CVE-2022-22760 (bmo#1740985, bmo#1748503)
       
    50     Cross-Origin responses could be distinguished between script
       
    51     and non-script content-types
       
    52   * CVE-2022-22761 (bmo#1745566)
       
    53     frame-ancestors Content Security Policy directive was not
       
    54     enforced for framed extension pages
       
    55   * CVE-2022-22762 (bmo#1743931)
       
    56     JavaScript Dialogs could have been displayed over other
       
    57     domains on Firefox for Android
       
    58   * CVE-2022-22764 (bmo#1742682, bmo#1744165, bmo#1746545,
       
    59     bmo#1748210, bmo#1748279)
       
    60     Memory safety bugs fixed in Firefox 97 and Firefox ESR 91.6
       
    61   * CVE-2022-0511 (bmo#1713579, bmo#1735448, bmo#1743821, bmo#1746313,
       
    62     bmo#1746314, bmo#1746316, bmo#1746321, bmo#1746322, bmo#1746323,
       
    63     bmo#1746412, bmo#1746430, bmo#1746451, bmo#1746488, bmo#1746875,
       
    64     bmo#1746898, bmo#1746905, bmo#1746907, bmo#1746917, bmo#1747128,
       
    65     bmo#1747137, bmo#1747331, bmo#1747346, bmo#1747439, bmo#1747457,
       
    66     bmo#1747870, bmo#1749051, bmo#1749274, bmo#1749831)
       
    67     Memory safety bugs fixed in Firefox 97
       
    68 - requires NSS 3.74
       
    69 - requires rust 1.57
       
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    72 Mon Feb  7 22:21:29 UTC 2022 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
       
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    74 - remove memoryperjob and use %limit instead. this allows to
       
    75   adapt to more worker types, and lowers the time the package
       
    76   is stuck in "scheduling". raising memory above 8 to lower
       
    77   risk for LTO jobs to run OOM
       
    78 - add hack to disable -Wl,--gc-section which avoids a binutils
       
    79   segfault on x86
       
    80 - change mozilla-reduce-rust-debuginfo.patch: use -g1 everywhere
       
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     2 Sun Jan 30 23:58:34 UTC 2022 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
    83 Sun Jan 30 23:58:34 UTC 2022 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
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     4 - disable ccache, this adds about 1 minute of build time and 
    85 - disable ccache, this adds about 1 minute of build time and
     5   over 2 GB of disk space usage without benefit on OBS builds
    86   over 2 GB of disk space usage without benefit on OBS builds
     6 - build with rust-simd like upstream does
    87 - build with rust-simd like upstream does
     7 - use -g1 for debuginfo generation as this is what upstream 
    88 - use -g1 for debuginfo generation as this is what upstream
     8   does as well and it saves ~ 2GB of writes
    89   does as well and it saves ~ 2GB of writes
     9 - use %limit on x86_64 to scale down to less capable workers
    90 - use %limit on x86_64 to scale down to less capable workers
    10 - disable install stripping so that debuginfo is useful
    91 - disable install stripping so that debuginfo is useful
    11 - use autopatch
    92 - use autopatch
    12 - cleanup constraints to specify only jobs, physicalmemory
    93 - cleanup constraints to specify only jobs, physicalmemory