[tor-project] Tor Browser team meeting notes 28 May 2019
Georg Koppen
gk at torproject.org
Wed May 29 08:05:00 UTC 2019
Hi everyone!
Here come the meeting notes from our weekly Tor Browser meeting
yesterday (this time held on a Tuesday due to Memorial Day in the U.S.
on Monday). The IRC log can be found at:
http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting2/2019/tor-meeting2.2019-05-28-17.30.log.txt
and the contents of our pad are:
Discussion:
- Tor Browser 8.5 fallout (GeKo: we track 8.5 bugs with the
tbb-8.5-issues keyword in Trac; we got some bugs and nice discussions
about our security settings redesign; we plan to address the most
pressing issues in upcoming 8.5.1 and 9.0a2 releases)
mcs and brade:
Last week:
- Worked on #30000 (Integrating client-side authorization to
onion services v3).
- Reviewed and commented on SOCKS5 error code Tor proposal
(#30382).
- Started to implement support for new SOCKS5 error codes in
the browser.
- Implemented a prototype of the client auth prompt (#30237).
- Helped with bug triage, e.g., #30565 (Linux update problem).
This week:
- #30565 (Linux update problem).
- #30000 (Integrating client-side authorization to onion
services v3).
- Continue design discussions and make more progress on the
client auth prompt implementation (#30237).
- Continue to give feedback on SOCK5 error code proposal
(#30382).
- Maybe: #29197 (remove use of overlays from Tor Launcher)
- Maybe: #30429 (ESR 68 Rebase — updater patches).
GeKo:
Last week:
-worked on patches for
- bug 30469 (ro bundles; about to post my patches)
- bug 30541 (WebGL privacy (mcs/brade: could you have a look
at that one as well) (reply from mcs: yes))
- bug 29969 (bumping NoScript version)
- bug 30492 (switching to OpenSSL 1.1.x)
- bug 28119 (arm64 builds for Android (sysrqb: could you test
the posted .apk?))
- bug 30585 (clang 8 for ESR 68)
- bug 30490 (cbindgen for ESR 68)
-reviews: #30549, #30635, #30480, #30451, #30565, #26844
-helped with releases and release fallout triaging
-hackerone fun
-feedback for s27 work: #30237, #30024
-finished first pass on acat's proposal (for #10760)
-filed #30639 (IPv6 issues on IPv4 network); mcs/brade: could
you comment on that ticket? reply from mcs: yes
-started to look into GPOs interfering with Tor Browser proxy
settings on Windows (#30575)
This week:
-more hackerone fun
-hopefully finish #30490
-release prep for point releases and start building them
(probably Thursday/Friday)
-patch for mingw-w64/clang toolchain (#28716)
-first round of review of acat's rebase efforts (#30429)
-reply to acat's #10760 prop mail
-afk on Thursday
pospeselr:
Last week:
Current status of #27503:
COM Proxy dll (the point of entry screen-readers use to talk
ia2 to Firefox) is working except for certain classes of functions
(types that take T**)
So the remaining issue is in the 'TypeFormatString' (a
binary blob which defines parameter marshaling behavior) generated by widl
Good news: correct strings are generated when using a
separate set of compiler flags (but the surrounding code won't work for
us as it depends on SEH which mingw doesn't support)
This week:
Memorial-Day Monday
Fix the final(?) widl issue affecting us
Traveling to the wilderness (Kansas :p) Thursday through next
Monday, back online next Tuesday (June 4)
Will try and get these widl patches broken apart in a way that
the wine devs will accept on Saturday
acat:
Last week:
- Rebasing patches (#30429).
- Investigated 30565 - saved logins and tabs lost after tor
browser bundle upgrade (8.5)
This week:
- Review #30541.
- Get tbb-tests to run and pass.
- Port onboarding for ESR68? (28822)
- A bit of backlog (e.g. finish 30304 - Browser locale can be
obtained via DTD strings)
pili:
Last week:
- S27 and Tor Browser Release meetings
- Responding to Season of Docs inquiries
- Spoke with OKThanks and Nathan from Guardian Project regarding
branding of applications in the Tor ecosystem
- Helped a Master's degree student with questions about Tor
Browser future
This week:
- S27 monthly report
- Responding to Season of Docs inquiries
- Speaking with HTTPS Everywhere people about joint project
sisbell:
Last week:
- #30607: Investigation in Tor not working on Android Q Beta. Works
on x86 emulator. Investigated Embedded API (simple wrapper around
command line). I’ll have device update to do testing in June.
- #Worked on android-toolchain. Fixes around gradle starting. License
fix for Android build tools.
This Week:
- # 30665 Firefox working with 68 ESR - try to get working in offline
mode with android-toolchain, updated Rust 1.34.1
sysrqb:
Last week:
Opened some post-release bug
Made more progress on fastlane setup (#26844)
Began investigating reported bug where Tor Browser is sent a URL
from another app (#30573)
Read blog comments
Opened ticket about leaking locale in HTTP header (#30607)
Made more progress on F-Droid build
This week:
Continued investigation and worked on patch for #30573
Created patch for bridges on Android
Work on F-Droid build
Work on fastlane repo
68esr rebase
boklm:
Last week:
- helped publish new releases
- reviewed #25930 (Update gcc to 8.X) and #30491 (Move our macOS
builds to Debian Stretch)
- worked on #28672 (Android reproducible build of Snowflake):
now able to build webrtc using our toolchain, but still using the clang
bundled with webrtc
- made patch for #30549 (Add script to remove expired sub-keys
from a keyring file) to make it easier to do #30548 (Clean up keyring files)
- updated patch for #30480 (Check that a signed tag object
contains the expected tag name)
This week:
- try to finish #28672 (Android reproducible build of Snowflake)
- some reviews (#30492 #28119)
- look at remaining failing testsuite tests
- out of office on Thursday and Friday (but should be able to
get some internet to start a build in the morning)
Georg
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