This ensures that the nsDisplaySVGWrapper's mFrame and its reference frame are the same frame: the nsSVGOuterSVGAnonChildFrame.
It'll also cause the nsDisplaySVGWrapper to be *inside* the nsDisplayTransform for the <svg> element's viewbox transform.
This patch reverts nsSVGOuterSVGFrame::BuildDisplayList to its pre-bug 1407938 form.
(That's the bug that introduced nsDisplaySVGWrapper.)
MozReview-Commit-ID: 3jCyP6Sj8x9
This is caused by an existing bug (bug 1458353) about the fact that we treat 2d transforms in
SVG as isolated groups. In this test, that bug didn't manifest because the viewbox transform
happened to be the identity matrix. Now that we no longer treat identity viewbox transforms as
special, bug 1458353 starts affecting this test.
MozReview-Commit-ID: JEYtsqvBTwI
`generateContextsForLocale` didn't have a condition for when `resolvedLength`
equals `resourcesLength` which triggeres an infinite recursion when `resourceIds` is
empty.
MozReview-Commit-ID: Csy1ROTfbE2
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Now RulesInfo uses nsAString, but old comment is "XXX Struct should store
a nsAReadable*". We can remove unnecessary local variable of nsString.
MozReview-Commit-ID: C7gnTG7xTjU
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CanPasteTransferable and PreDestroy aren't used from script (inc. comm-central
and bluegriffon), so we should move these to out of nsIEditor.
MozReview-Commit-ID: GRfBobAm2qi
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I don't think this part is necessary, but putting the patch up in case we decide we want to take it.
MozReview-Commit-ID: G0JTNddvZma
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nsDisplayListBuilder::DisplayCaret returning true means that we set canSkipWrapList to true, and then we build an nsDisplayWrapList.
We need to make sure we're invalidated for this changing in nesting level to be handled.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 4j3WIJDcHtI
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We will still crash in Nightly/DevEdition builds (so that we can fix the bug), but we'll just accept the possible duplication of items (and maybe minor rendering issues) for releases.
MozReview-Commit-ID: LNzjO8vJjGp
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Bug 1462553 points out that the CSS-parsing code in parsing-utils was
not correctly handling "!important"; in particular, it was allowing
this to appear in the middle of a declaration, rather than only at the
end. This patch fixes the parser.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 9efv60gX6nV
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This implements a new button in the identity popup that allows users to quickly
remove cookies and site data from the sites they're visiting.
This uses the SiteDataManager behind the scenes and is similar to the changes
we made for PageInfo already.
There's a major drawback to this approach in that SiteDataManager needs to
refresh its entire data set everytime we want information about a single site
or want to remove anything (it's not trivial to get rid of that limitation while
dealing with all the quirks of our storage APIs). I will work around this by
implementing a way for SiteDataManager to incrementally update itself in bug 1460768.
MozReview-Commit-ID: Iy7ia0KllFq
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This adds several tests to ensure that computation of float areas for
shape-outside shapes works for elements that are offset from their containing
block.
(Part of original patch relanded by dbaron in the correct master directory.)
There are a few things going on here:
1) Better tracking of whether we've done our synthetic document stuff so we
don't redo it when it's not needed. We should only be doing it on initial
load.
2) Better handling of our readystate transitions. We're only responsible for
the transition to READYSTATE_INTERACTIVE if we're the ones setting up the DOM.
Otherwise whoever is doing that should do the readystate transition.
Both of these really use the same mechanism, which is why I ended up doing them
together.
Jon Coppeard
Andrea Marchesini
Jeff Muizelaar
Markus Stange
L10n Bumper Bot
Alex Gaynor
Dustin J. Mitchell
Mike Cooper
Matthew Noorenberghe
Zibi Braniecki
Mark Banner
Makoto Kato
Xidorn Quan
Nick Thomas
Mathieu Leplatre
Jed Davis
Matt Woodrow
Daniel Stenberg
Kit Cambridge
Tom Tromey
Jared Wein
Kartikaya Gupta
Johann Hofmann
Dave Hunt
Brad Werth
Boris Zbarsky