The Official Win32 20150216 builds are out

[Josa]

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The Official Win32 20150216 NIGHTLY builds is out
The Official Win32 20150216 AURORA build is out
.The Official Firefox 36 BETA 10 builds are not yet out


Previous NIGHTLY: 20150215 (Fx38.0a1)
Previous AURORA: 20150215 (Fx37.0a2)
Previous BETA: 20150213 (Fx36.0b9)

Hourly NIGHTLY builds: mozilla-central-linux | mozilla-central-macosx | mozilla-central-win32 | Firefox Tinderbox | NIGHTLY Changelog
AURORA Tinderbox | AURORA changelog

Fixed:

NIGHTLY +0
None

Partial Landings/Diagnostic Patches:

None

AURORA +0
None

BETA +0
None

Nightly 38.0 fixes since 20141128 (Gecko 37) ~1660
Aurora 37.0 fixes since 20141014 (Gecko 36) ~1896
Beta 36.0 fixes since 20140903 (Gecko 35): ~2748

Release tracking Firefox 36-38 see HERE

[itisomegakai]

@ itisomegakai - If website is using IndexedDB, no wonder why it can be broken if you disable it, as Bug 1079355 - Make 'dom.indexeddb.enabled' pref only affect content affecting now only content, not addons.

@ avada - I rarely use zoom mode, so I don't find and experienced this issue yet,
report it on Bugzilla, if you have clear STR and it's reproducible often

FYI - Nightly x86 is out
https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/e0cb32a0b1aa

Thanks that's the bug i was asking for.

[tranle]

Hi, I am using the nightly build and did mozilla removed from firefox SSL/TLS with RC4 ?

This one works fine:
https://www.hostmonster.com

This one does not connect:
https://host138.hostmonster.com

on host138 there is only RC4 and CAMELLIA as encryption algorithm.

Thanks.

[Virtual_ManPL]

@ tranle - report a bug on Bugzilla and block Bug 1126620 - (TLS-Intolerance) [META] TLS 1.1/1.2 version intolerant sites
RC4 cipher algorithm is weak and shouldn't be used anymore, that's why it's blocked in Firefox

[JayhawksRock]

https://host138.hostmonster.com is a sub domain of http://www.hostmonster.com. Accessing a sub domain directly is Not supported unless the sub domain has its own cert or the cert for the domain includes a "wildcard" that also includes All sub domains. The websites owner needs to fix if they want to allow users to enter a back door to the site.

[tranle]

@ tranle - report a bug on Bugzilla and block Bug 1126620 - (TLS-Intolerance) [META] TLS 1.1/1.2 version intolerant sites
RC4 cipher algorithm is weak and shouldn't be used anymore, that's why it's blocked in Firefox

Thanks, I will let my ISP know that they should upgrade their TLS encryption.
Is there a way to manually proceed or whitelist like for self sign certificates ?

[6lobe]

https://host138.hostmonster.com is a sub domain of http://www.hostmonster.com. Accessing a sub domain directly is Not supported unless the sub domain has its own cert or the cert for the domain includes a "wildcard" that also includes All sub domains. The websites owner needs to fix if they want to allow users to enter a back door to the site.

Ehh. What? Its TLS intolerance, not a certificate error. Virtual_ManPL is correct.

@ tranle - report a bug on Bugzilla and block Bug 1126620 - (TLS-Intolerance) [META] TLS 1.1/1.2 version intolerant sites
RC4 cipher algorithm is weak and shouldn't be used anymore, that's why it's blocked in Firefox

Thanks, I will let my ISP know that they should upgrade their TLS encryption.
Is there a way to manually proceed or whitelist like for self sign certificates ?

Report a bug like Virtual_ManPL said.

[tranle]

...Report a bug like Virtual_ManPL said.

Thanks, but I will try first to request my ISP to fix their server, before requesting firefox to include in their built-in whitelist.

[avada]

@ itisomegakai - If website is using IndexedDB, no wonder why it can be broken if you disable it, as Bug 1079355 - Make 'dom.indexeddb.enabled' pref only affect content affecting now only content, not addons.

@ avada - I rarely use zoom mode, so I don't find and experienced this issue yet,
report it on Bugzilla, if you have clear STR and it's reproducible often

FYI - Nightly x86 is out
https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/e0cb32a0b1aa

Well apparently I can't reproduce it with an empty profile.

Nor can I reproduce the other one. So frustrating.

[Sabardeyn]

Avada,
I use Image Zoom and Zoom Page addons constantly (this site is 150% text and images), not the built-in feature, and have not experienced any problems. However I don't often use forms or sites with textfields other than a few forums, so I might have missed the issue.

The only thing I have noted is that recently (~week) my per site magnification settings seem to have been reset. I assumed an addon, or FF update, mucked things up. After re-entering the values per site, the settings have been retained and things have worked normally.

While I use Nightly, I usually do not update it every day. For the last week or two I've been updating it around every 24-60 hrs, which is more frequent than normal.

[bjherbison]

I use Image Zoom and Zoom Page addons constantly ...

The only thing I have noted is that recently (~week) my per site magnification settings seem to have been reset.

Interesting. I also use Image Zoom, but I didn't see any reset recently.

(There was a time about a year ago when Image Zoom stopped working, and then started working again a few days later with all settings preserved.)

[avada]

Avada,
I use Image Zoom and Zoom Page addons constantly (this site is 150% text and images), not the built-in feature, and have not experienced any problems. However I don't often use forms or sites with textfields other than a few forums, so I might have missed the issue.

The only thing I have noted is that recently (~week) my per site magnification settings seem to have been reset. I assumed an addon, or FF update, mucked things up. After re-entering the values per site, the settings have been retained and things have worked normally.

While I use Nightly, I usually do not update it every day. For the last week or two I've been updating it around every 24-60 hrs, which is more frequent than normal.

Well, waiting for whichever addon causing the break to get fixed remains then.

[avada]

I determined that the cause for the hung image downloads is Mozilla Archive Format (3.0.3).

But the disappearing page elements thing happened even when I disabled all addons.
Example url: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti ... ction=edit
The textbox disppears when scrolling with the mousewheel, but curiously not if you use autoscroll or any hotkeys to scroll (arrows, page up/down, home/end).
Of course you need to be zoomed. I can't imagine it not being a firefox bug. But still, I can't reproduce with a new profile. Or in safe mode.

(I also have e10s off)

[avada]

Okay so it's apparently an OMTC bug, because after disabling it, it didn't happen. But can anyone reproduce it the way I described above?

I wonder what other requirements are necessary...

[Virtual_ManPL]

@ avada - no success here to reproduce it.
Are you sure that you're not have enabled any test preferences in about:config?
Look mainly for non default values starting with: apz.*, dom.ipc.*, layers.*, layout.*, gfx.*, plugin.*.