[tbb-bugs] #16983 [Tor Browser]: Favicon requests not isolated if one opens the tab list dropdown
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#16983: Favicon requests not isolated if one opens the tab list dropdown
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Reporter: | Owner: tbb-team
someone_else | Status: needs_review
Type: defect | Milestone:
Priority: major | Version:
Component: Tor | Keywords: tbb-linkability,
Browser | TorBrowserTeam201509R
Resolution: | Parent ID:
Actual Points: |
Points: |
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Comment (by gk):
Replying to [comment:7 arthuredelstein]:
> Replying to [comment:6 gk]:
> > So, this actually means there won't be any fetches anymore at all as
long as I have the tab open (at least that's what I am seeing)?
>
> With this patch, the assigned isolation domain is the same for both tab
and dropdown. So my interpretation is that the favicon.ico file is cached
and doesn't need to be fetched again.
Yes, but what happens if the cache is full? Do the favicons get evicted so
that they need to get refetched if you open the dropdown? If yes, what
happens in this case wrt circuit usage? If no, this is good. But is that
really the case?
>
> > If not how could I verify that your patch is working as expected?
>
> You can set torbutton's `loglevel` pref to `3` to see it each request
and its assigned isolation domain. If you see the correct favicon appear
in both the tab and the dropdown for a given site, and you don't see any
no-first-party fetches for the favicon file, then I would argue that the
problem is fixed.
Sure. The problem is that I don't see any fetches at all if I click on the
dropdown. What I'd like to see is fetches using the circuit bound to the
respective domain if this can happen at all.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/16983#comment:8>
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