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Browser Security

521fcb99-5e6c-4fe3-a27f-070e59c6f3d9

Browser Security

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Z1' 'strict-dynamic' http: https:". Note that 'strict-dynamic' is present, so host-based allowlisting is disabled. Outcome: it did not ask me for any of this.

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To fix this, add a tailwind class `w-11/12` — when viewing on a phone. Tension: making the width not 100%. Outcome: Below is an example from the docs - I've added the class to show the example.

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Replace deprecated SCSS `@import` usage (e.g., `@import 'tailwindcss'`) with the recommended Tailwind/SCSS `@use`/proper import approach, and ensure styles are loaded once to prevent duplicate PrimeNG component instantiation.

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Mobile browser: Safari (iPhone). Tension: On desktop Safari, everything works fine. But on mobile Safari, there's no spacing between elements. Outcome: The lack of CSS nesting can be a significant influencing factor.

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Tailwind CSS v4.1 does not work in an Angular 15 application, while Tailwind CSS v3.4 works correctly.

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On desktop `textarea` is 1 row (perfect!) — But on mobile (iOS), it looks like this ("two" lines):. Tension: I do not know how to handle it.

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`field-sizing` utilities are not available in v3 — The `field-sizing` utilities was introduced in TailwindCSS v4. Tension: If you still want to use it with v3, you'll need to create your own custom class.

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Alternative: update height manually — I set up a function on the textarea's input event. Tension: ensuring that the text will always be fully visible. Outcome: automatically adjusts the textarea's `height` to its `scrollHeight`.

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the size of the mask is not increasing on a mobile phone — While this masking works fine on a PC. Outcome: The issue has been resolved.

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we needed to include `WebkitMaskSize` in the style as well — older browsers. Tension: to ensure that the changes are visible in older browsers. Outcome: The issue has been resolved.

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if I type in the URL as "http://example.com/products" or "http://example.com.com/products/". Tension: This only happens on Chrome and only in Incognito Mode. Outcome: It also only happens intermittently, anywhere from 1/10 to 5/10 times will this error appear.

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Chrome will try to connect via HTTPS first with a 3-second timeout. — When browsing in Incognito mode. Tension: If the site takes longer than 3 seconds to load, it will fall back to HTTP and display a warning. Outcome: This doesn’t affect every site, only those that take more than 3 seconds to respond.

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When a page is served with Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin inside a cross-origin iframe, calling window.open returns null in the parent page console, even though the popup tab opens successfully.

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Adjust/remedy the COOP configuration so the iframe/popup context does not enter the 'new with no opener' rule (e.g., relax COOP or ensure same-origin/top-level origin alignment), so window.open will return a window reference instead of null.

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"same-origin-allow-popups" This forces the creation of a new top-level browsing context for the document — unless its predecessor specified the same cross-origin opener policy and they are same origin. Outcome: So I suspect that the any adversarial site loading the site in a popup won't have access.

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unless its predecessor specified the same cross-origin opener policy and they are same origin. — same-origin-allow-popups. Outcome: This forces the creation of a new top-level browsing context for the document.

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results nothing — I wanted to get browsers versions using KQL query in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. Tension: I couldn't find a good documentation to write a query to find such information. Outcome: I wanted to get browser versions to find users who uses outdated browsers.

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Summarize used browser versions — DeviceEvents | where ActionType == "BrowserEvent". Outcome: summarize count() by BrowserName, BrowserVersion.

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Search for users using outdated browser versions — DeviceEvents | where ActionType == "BrowserEvent". Outcome: where BrowserVersion contains "X.XX" or BrowserVersion contains "X.XX".

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System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: 'Operation unavailable — When using the new outlook by switching the toggle button. Tension: I am not able to initialize the Interop application. Outcome: Any idea what am I missing?

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Monarch indeed has no programmatically accessible API — The new Outlook (Monarch). Tension: I cannot migrate to web add-ins because I must be able to communicate with outlook from my application. Outcome: besides Web (JS) addins.

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`enumerateDevices()` only lists some output devices — I have built-in speakers (Realtek chipset) and a Jabra 410. Tension: The built-in speakers are never listed. But Jabra is listed (when connected).

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I raised a bug on Bugzilla about this — they regard this as an enhancement not a defect. Outcome: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1868750.

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displays Not Secure: data; on chrome browser — I ran into an issue whereby all the tests. Tension: all the tests both the ones executing perfectly before displays Not Secure: data; on chrome browser. Outcome: I have downloaded latest version of chrome driver and chrome browser of the same version yet not resolved.

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options.addArguments("--remote-allow-origins=*"); — ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions();. Tension: Please help. Outcome: driver = new ChromeDriver(options);.

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you can sniff all HTTPS communications in an unencrypted form. Tension: All fields and data from headers, request bodies, and responses are intercepted without encryption. Outcome: Traffic is encrypted to protect the user, not to protect apps from their user.

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Just use your normal browser. — If you are serious about the security. Tension: you must not explore the websites with sensitive data via browser that is opened by the HTTP Toolkit or Selenium. Outcome: Just use your normal browser.

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After upgrading Struts to 6.1.x, requests fail because the browser blocks loading required script resources (e.g., jQuery) due to a violated Content-Security-Policy directive for script-src.

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Z1' 'strict-dynamic' http: https:". Note that 'strict-dynamic' is present, so host-based allowlisting is disabled. Outcome: it did not ask me for any of this.

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providing a custom CSP configuration to `CspInterceptor` is not possible right now. — The Struts documentation provides guidance about how it could be accomplished. Tension: That means that in order to mitigate your error one possibility will be to disable the `CspInterceptor` and provide your own. Outcome: In your case, I think it should look like similar to the following:.

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your Java runtime environment does not trust that certificate — using Firefox on Linux, you will see that you can browse the website just fine. Outcome: For some reason your Java runtime environment does not trust that certificate.

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upgrade to the latest JVM and see if the truststore in that version already solves your problem — For some reason your Java runtime environment does not trust that certificate. Outcome: upgrade to the latest JVM and see if the truststore in that version already solves your problem.

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add that website's certificate to your truststore manually — For some reason your Java runtime environment does not trust that certificate. Tension: Java runtime environment does not trust that certificate. Outcome: add that website's certificate to your truststore manually.

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I cannot* find any information on this — open a port and serve connections from a browser (or service worker). Tension: security-wise it's a big no-no. Outcome: browser design.

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Chrome, Firefox (or perhaps any other major browser).

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Manual signaling — The signaling server is only there to exchange SDP messages. Tension: it may not be practical. Outcome: copy-paste the offer and answer.

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run a signaling server in the browser — For a mostly offline browser game. Tension: I don't think that you can run a signaling server in the browser. Outcome: run the signaling server in the LAN, and have the peers connect to it.

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WebRTC will connect directly through the LAN — Even if the signaling server is running on the web. Tension: it may depend on how the browser selects the ICE candidates. Outcome: connect directly through the LAN.

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if I click refresh again, the page reloads immediately without showing the dialog — In Firefox, the browser back handling works, and the default dialog shows on refresh. Tension: This behavior does not happen in Chrome or Edge. Outcome: Firefox does not trigger the `beforeunload` event again after the first warning.

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both tabs, the original, and the document/report one, are part of the same process — Since that process is blocked, both tabs are blocked. Tension: the parent tab is blocked as well. Outcome: browser agent is required to pause when the printer dialog is opened.

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I'm unable to interact with the original tab — when switches back to the original tab without closing the print dialog. Tension: Not even right click is working. Outcome: both tabs are blocked.

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In (one-)site-per-process mode, each process is locked to documents from a single site — If you open another windows/tab in Chrome, and browse to another site. Tension: that site won't be blocked when you open the print dialog. Outcome: Chrome has a task manager which opens when you hit [Shift + Esc] on the keyboard.

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WebDriver handling between a LoginPage and BasePage causes an error when passing the driver back from LoginPage, so the author tries to use a separate `driver1` in BasePage. They are unsure whether this is the correct approach for building a Selenium Java UI framework.

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Use dependency injection by passing the same WebDriver instance into the BasePage constructor and have all page objects extend BasePage while using the inherited `driver`. Avoid keeping separate driver variables in methods; call BasePage methods using the shared `driver` field.

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I got Deceptive site ahead warning — when I tried to open the ngRok url. Tension: I simply forwarded it but when I tried to open the ngRok url I got Deceptive site ahead warning.

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click on the red empty area and type "thisisunsafe" — when I tried to open the ngRok url. Outcome: the solution I found was to click on the red empty area and type "thisisunsafe".

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CVE-2020-10713 BootHole: heap overflow in grub_script_lexer_record

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When a GRUB script token exceeds YYLMAX size — in GRUB2 2.04 (and earlier). Tension: the lexer should terminate with a fatal error, but instead continues execution, allowing a buffer overflow in the yytext buffer. Outcome: This can lead to code execution and Secure Boot bypass.

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