| AboutPagesUtils.sys.mjs |
|
1076 |
| ActorManagerParent.sys.mjs |
This module handles JavaScript-implemented JSWindowActors, registered through DOM IPC
infrastructure, and are fission-compatible.
|
19705 |
| AppConstants.sys.mjs |
AppConstants is a set of immutable constants that are defined at build time.
These should not depend on any other JavaScript module.
|
8009 |
| AppMenuNotifications.sys.mjs |
|
5292 |
| AsanReporter.sys.mjs |
-*- indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
4841 |
| AsyncPrefs.sys.mjs |
|
4503 |
| BinarySearch.sys.mjs |
Returns the index of the given target in the given array or -1 if the
target is not found.
See search() for a description of this function's parameters.
@return The index of `target` in `array` or -1 if `target` is not found.
|
2524 |
| BrowserTelemetryUtils.sys.mjs |
-*- mode: js; indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
2301 |
| BrowserUtils.sys.mjs |
-*- mode: js; indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
22378 |
| CanonicalJSON.sys.mjs |
Return the canonical JSON form of the passed source, sorting all the object
keys recursively. Note that this method will cause an infinite loop if
cycles exist in the source (bug 1265357).
@param source
The elements to be serialized.
The output will have all unicode chars escaped with the unicode codepoint
as lowercase hexadecimal.
@usage
CanonicalJSON.stringify(listOfRecords);
|
2219 |
| CertUtils.sys.mjs |
Reads a set of expected certificate attributes from preferences. The returned
array can be passed to validateCert or checkCert to validate that a
certificate matches the expected attributes. The preferences should look like
this:
prefix.1.attribute1
prefix.1.attribute2
prefix.2.attribute1
etc.
Each numeric branch contains a set of required attributes for a single
certificate. Having multiple numeric branches means that multiple
certificates would be accepted by validateCert.
@param aPrefBranch
The prefix for all preferences, should end with a ".".
@return An array of JS objects with names / values corresponding to the
expected certificate's attribute names / values.
|
6976 |
| ClipboardContextMenu.sys.mjs |
|
6372 |
| Color.sys.mjs |
A list of minimum contrast ratio's per WCAG 2.0 conformance level.
Please refer to section 1.4.3 of the WCAG 2.0 spec at http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/.
Simply put:
A = Large text only.
AA = Regular sized text or large text in enhanced contrast mode.
AAA = Regular sized text in enhanced contrast mode.
@type {Object}
|
3698 |
| Console.sys.mjs |
Define a 'console' API to roughly match the implementation provided by
Firebug.
This module helps cases where code is shared between the web and Firefox.
See also Browser.sys.mjs for an implementation of other web constants to help
sharing code between the web and firefox;
The API is only be a rough approximation for 3 reasons:
- The Firebug console API is implemented in many places with differences in
the implementations, so there isn't a single reference to adhere to
- The Firebug console is a rich display compared with dump(), so there will
be many things that we can't replicate
- The primary use of this API is debugging and error logging so the perfect
implementation isn't always required (or even well defined)
|
22570 |
| ContentDOMReference.sys.mjs |
This module holds weak references to DOM elements that exist within the
current content process, and converts them to a unique identifier that can be
passed between processes. The identifer, if received by the same content process
that issued it, can then be converted back into the DOM element (presuming the
element hasn't had all of its other references dropped).
The hope is that this module can eliminate the need for passing CPOW references
between processes during runtime.
|
5541 |
| CreditCard.sys.mjs |
A CreditCard object represents a credit card, with
number, name, expiration, network, and CCV.
The number is the only required information when creating
an object, all other members are optional. The number
is validated during construction and will throw if invalid.
@param {string} name, optional
@param {string} number
@param {string} expirationString, optional
@param {string|number} expirationMonth, optional
@param {string|number} expirationYear, optional
@param {string} network, optional
@param {string|number} ccv, optional
@param {string} encryptedNumber, optional
@throws if number is an invalid credit card number
|
14329 |
| DateTimePickerPanel.sys.mjs |
|
8505 |
| DeferredTask.sys.mjs |
-*- indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
12696 |
| docs |
|
|
| E10SUtils.sys.mjs |
|
26290 |
| EventEmitter.sys.mjs |
Decorate an object with event emitter functionality.
@param Object objectToDecorate
Bind all public methods of EventEmitter to
the objectToDecorate object.
|
5421 |
| FileUtils.sys.mjs |
-*- indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
4255 |
| FindBarContent.sys.mjs |
Please keep in sync with toolkit/content/widgets/findbar.js |
2819 |
| Finder.sys.mjs |
|
24543 |
| FinderHighlighter.sys.mjs |
|
72781 |
| FinderIterator.sys.mjs |
FinderIterator. See the documentation for the `start()` method to
learn more.
|
26447 |
| FinderParent.sys.mjs |
|
17336 |
| FinderSound.sys.mjs |
|
1380 |
| FirstStartup.sys.mjs |
Service for blocking application startup, to be used on the first install. The intended
use case is for `FirstStartup` to be invoked when the application is called by an installer,
such as the Windows Stub Installer, to allow the application to do some first-install tasks
such as performance tuning and downloading critical data.
In this scenario, the installer does not exit until the first application window appears,
which gives the user experience of the application starting up quickly on first install.
|
4270 |
| FormLikeFactory.sys.mjs |
A factory to generate FormLike objects that represent a set of related fields
which aren't necessarily marked up with a <form> element. FormLike's emulate
the properties of an HTMLFormElement which are relevant to form tasks.
|
7204 |
| Geometry.sys.mjs |
Simple Point class.
Any method that takes an x and y may also take a point.
|
9172 |
| GMPExtractor.worker.js |
|
3591 |
| GMPInstallManager.sys.mjs |
");
xmlHttp.setRequestHeader("Range", "bytes=0-0");
xmlHttp.send();
});
}
function downloadJSON(uri) {
let log = getScopedLogger("GMPInstallManager.checkForAddons");
log.info("fetching config from: " + uri);
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
let xmlHttp = new lazy.ServiceRequest({ mozAnon: true });
xmlHttp.onload = function () {
resolve(JSON.parse(this.responseText));
};
xmlHttp.onerror = function (e) {
reject("Fetching " + uri + " results in error code: " + e.target.status);
};
xmlHttp.open("GET", uri);
xmlHttp.overrideMimeType("application/json");
xmlHttp.send();
});
}
/**
If downloading from the network fails (AUS server is down),
load the sources from local build configuration.
|
34219 |
| GMPUtils.sys.mjs |
Checks whether or not a given plugin is hidden. Hidden plugins are neither
downloaded nor displayed in the addons manager.
@param aPlugin
The plugin to check.
|
10326 |
| HiddenFrame.sys.mjs |
This module contains `HiddenFrame`, a class which creates a windowless browser,
and `HiddenBrowserManager` which is a singleton that can be used to manage
creating and using multiple hidden frames.
|
5960 |
| IgnoreLists.sys.mjs |
Obtains the current ignore list from remote settings. This includes
verifying the signature of the ignore list within the database.
If the signature in the database is invalid, the database will be wiped
and the stored dump will be used, until the settings next update.
Note that this may cause a network check of the certificate, but that
should generally be quick.
@param {boolean} [firstTime]
Internal boolean to indicate if this is the first time check or not.
@returns {array}
An array of objects in the database, or an empty array if none
could be obtained.
|
2758 |
| IndexedDB.sys.mjs |
-*- Mode: indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
12341 |
| InlineSpellChecker.sys.mjs |
|
18605 |
| InlineSpellCheckerContent.sys.mjs |
|
3326 |
| Integration.sys.mjs |
Implements low-overhead integration between components of the application.
This may have different uses depending on the component, including:
- Providing product-specific implementations registered at startup.
- Using alternative implementations during unit tests.
- Allowing add-ons to change specific behaviors.
Components may define one or more integration points, each defined by a
root integration object whose properties and methods are the public interface
and default implementation of the integration point. For example:
const DownloadIntegration = {
getTemporaryDirectory() {
return "/tmp/";
},
getTemporaryFile(name) {
return this.getTemporaryDirectory() + name;
},
};
Other parts of the application may register overrides for some or all of the
defined properties and methods. The component defining the integration point
does not have to be loaded at this stage, because the name of the integration
point is the only information required. For example, if the integration point
is called "downloads":
Integration.downloads.register(base => ({
getTemporaryDirectory() {
return base.getTemporaryDirectory.call(this) + "subdir/";
},
}));
When the component defining the integration point needs to call a method on
the integration object, instead of using it directly the component would use
the "getCombined" method to retrieve an object that includes all overrides.
For example:
let combined = Integration.downloads.getCombined(DownloadIntegration);
Assert.is(combined.getTemporaryFile("file"), "/tmp/subdir/file");
Overrides can be registered at startup or at any later time, so each call to
"getCombined" may return a different object. The simplest way to create a
reference to the combined object that stays updated to the latest version is
to define the root object in an ESM and use the "defineESModuleGetter"
method.
*** Registration ***
Since the interface is not declared formally, the registrations can happen
at startup without loading the component, so they do not affect performance.
Hovever, this module does not provide a startup registry, this means that the
code that registers and implements the override must be loaded at startup.
If performance for the override code is a concern, you can take advantage of
the fact that the function used to create the override is called lazily, and
include only a stub loader for the final code in an existing startup module.
The registration of overrides should be repeated for each process where the
relevant integration methods will be called.
*** Accessing base methods and properties ***
Overrides are included in the prototype chain of the combined object in the
same order they were registered, where the first is closest to the root.
When defining overrides, you do not need to manipulate the prototype chain of
the objects you create, because their properties and methods are moved to a
new object with the correct prototype. If you do, however, you can call base
properties and methods using the "super" keyword. For example:
Integration.downloads.register(base => {
let newObject = {
getTemporaryDirectory() {
return super.getTemporaryDirectory() + "subdir/";
},
};
Object.setPrototypeOf(newObject, base);
return newObject;
});
*** State handling ***
Storing state directly on the combined integration object using the "this"
reference is not recommended. When a new integration is registered, own
properties stored on the old combined object are copied to the new combined
object using a shallow copy, but the "this" reference for new invocations
of the methods will be different.
If the root object defines a property that always points to the same object,
for example a "state" property, you can safely use it across registrations.
Integration overrides provided by restartless add-ons should not use the
"this" reference to store state, to avoid conflicts with other add-ons.
*** Interaction with XPCOM ***
Providing the combined object as an argument to any XPCOM method will
generate a console error message, and will throw an exception where possible.
For example, you cannot register observers directly on the combined object.
This helps preventing mistakes due to the fact that the combined object
reference changes when new integration overrides are registered.
|
10597 |
| jar.mn |
|
266 |
| JSONFile.sys.mjs |
Handles serialization of the data and persistence into a file.
This modules handles the raw data stored in JavaScript serializable objects,
and contains no special validation or query logic, that is handled entirely
by "storage.js" instead.
The data can be manipulated only after it has been loaded from disk. The
load process can happen asynchronously, through the "load" method, or
synchronously, through "ensureDataReady". After any modification, the
"saveSoon" method must be called to flush the data to disk asynchronously.
The raw data should be manipulated synchronously, without waiting for the
event loop or for promise resolution, so that the saved file is always
consistent. This synchronous approach also simplifies the query and update
logic. For example, it is possible to find an object and modify it
immediately without caring whether other code modifies it in the meantime.
An asynchronous shutdown observer makes sure that data is always saved before
the browser is closed. The data cannot be modified during shutdown.
The file is stored in JSON format, without indentation, using UTF-8 encoding.
|
16521 |
| JsonSchema.sys.mjs |
A facade around @cfworker/json-schema that provides additional formats and
convenience methods whil executing inside a sandbox.
|
5272 |
| KeywordUtils.sys.mjs |
-*- mode: js; indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
3831 |
| LayoutUtils.sys.mjs |
-*- mode: js; indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
2580 |
| LightweightThemeConsumer.sys.mjs |
|
20902 |
| Log.sys.mjs |
Dump a message everywhere we can if we have a failure.
|
19400 |
| LogManager.sys.mjs |
This module provides a file-based, persistent logging facility for scenarios where
retaining those logs over time and across browser restarts is important.
Unless you need this feature specifically, please use console.createInstance.
|
14527 |
| metrics.yaml |
|
7697 |
| moz.build |
|
8741 |
| NewTabUtils.sys.mjs |
Calculate the MD5 hash for a string.
@param aValue
The string to convert.
@return The base64 representation of the MD5 hash.
|
69429 |
| NLP.sys.mjs |
NLP, which stands for Natural Language Processing, is a module that provides
an entry point to various methods to interface with human language.
At least, that's the goal. Eventually. Right now, the find toolbar only really
needs the Levenshtein distance algorithm.
|
1965 |
| nsIBrowserWindowTracker.idl |
Return array of browser tabs that are currently visible.
|
739 |
| nsIRegion.idl |
The users current region.
|
622 |
| ObjectUtils.sys.mjs |
This tests objects & values for deep equality.
We check using the most exact approximation of equality between two objects
to keep the chance of false positives to a minimum.
`JSON.stringify` is not designed to be used for this purpose; objects may
have ambiguous `toJSON()` implementations that would influence the test.
@param a (mixed) Object or value to be compared.
@param b (mixed) Object or value to be compared.
@return Boolean Whether the objects are deep equal.
|
6293 |
| OsEnvironment.sys.mjs |
-*- js-indent-level: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- |
2927 |
| OSKeyStore.sys.mjs |
Helpers for using OS Key Store.
|
14227 |
| PermissionsUtils.sys.mjs |
Import permissions from perferences to the Permissions Manager. After being
imported, all processed permissions will be set to an empty string.
Perferences are only processed once during the application's
lifetime - it's safe to call this multiple times without worrying about
doing unnecessary work, as the preferences branch will only be processed
the first time.
@param aPrefBranch Preferences branch to import from. The preferences
under this branch can specify whitelist (ALLOW_ACTION)
or blacklist (DENY_ACTION) additions using perference
names of the form:
* <BRANCH>.whitelist.add.<ID>
* <BRANCH>.blacklist.add.<ID>
Where <ID> can be any valid preference name.
The value is expected to be a comma separated list of
host named. eg:
* something.example.com
* foo.exmaple.com,bar.example.com
@param aPermission Permission name to be passsed to the Permissions
Manager.
|
3449 |
| pings.yaml |
|
622 |
| PopupNotifications.sys.mjs |
Given a DOM node inside a <popupnotification>, return the parent <popupnotification>.
|
71646 |
| Preferences.sys.mjs |
Get the value of a pref, if any; otherwise return the default value.
@param prefName {String|Array}
the pref to get, or an array of prefs to get
@param defaultValue
the default value, if any, for prefs that don't have one
@param valueType
the XPCOM interface of the pref's complex value type, if any
@returns the value of the pref, if any; otherwise the default value
|
14245 |
| PrivateBrowsingUtils.sys.mjs |
|
2459 |
| ProcessType.sys.mjs |
Converts a key string to a fluent ID defined in processTypes.ftl.
|
1825 |
| ProfileAge.sys.mjs |
Traverse the contents of the profile directory, finding the oldest file
and returning its creation timestamp.
|
6593 |
| PropertyListUtils.sys.mjs |
Module for reading Property Lists (.plist) files
------------------------------------------------
This module functions as a reader for Apple Property Lists (.plist files).
It supports both binary and xml formatted property lists. It does not
support the legacy ASCII format. Reading of Cocoa's Keyed Archives serialized
to binary property lists isn't supported either.
Property Lists objects are represented by standard JS and Mozilla types,
namely:
XML type Cocoa Class Returned type(s)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
<true/> / <false/> NSNumber TYPE_PRIMITIVE boolean
<integer> / <real> NSNumber TYPE_PRIMITIVE number
TYPE_INT64 String [1]
Not Available NSNull TYPE_PRIMITIVE null [2]
TYPE_PRIMITIVE undefined [3]
<date/> NSDate TYPE_DATE Date
<data/> NSData TYPE_UINT8_ARRAY Uint8Array
<array/> NSArray TYPE_ARRAY Array
Not Available NSSet TYPE_ARRAY Array [2][4]
<dict/> NSDictionary TYPE_DICTIONARY Map
Use PropertyListUtils.getObjectType to detect the type of a Property list
object.
-------------
1) Property lists supports storing U/Int64 numbers, while JS can only handle
numbers that are in this limits of float-64 (±2^53). For numbers that
do not outbound this limits, simple primitive number are always used.
Otherwise, a String object.
2) About NSNull and NSSet values: While the xml format has no support for
representing null and set values, the documentation for the binary format
states that it supports storing both types. However, the Cocoa APIs for
serializing property lists do not seem to support either types (test with
NSPropertyListSerialization::propertyList:isValidForFormat). Furthermore,
if an array or a dictionary (Map) contains a NSNull or a NSSet value, they cannot
be serialized to a property list.
As for usage within OS X, not surprisingly there's no known usage of
storing either of these types in a property list. It seems that, for now,
Apple is keeping the features of binary and xml formats in sync, probably as
long as the XML format is not officially deprecated.
3) Not used anywhere.
4) About NSSet representation: For the time being, we represent those
theoretical NSSet objects the same way NSArray is represented.
While this would most certainly work, it is not the right way to handle
it. A more correct representation for a set is a js generator, which would
read the set lazily and has no indices semantics.
|
29687 |
| Region.sys.mjs |
This module keeps track of the users current region (country).
so the SearchService and other consumers can apply region
specific customisations.
|
26870 |
| RemotePageAccessManager.sys.mjs |
RemotePageAccessManager determines which RPM functions a given
about page is allowed to access. It does this based on a map from about
page URLs to allowed functions for that page/URL.
An RPM function will be exported into the page only if it appears
in the access managers's accessMap for that page's uri.
This module may be used from both the child and parent process.
Please note that prefs that one wants to update need to be
explicitly allowed within AsyncPrefs.sys.mjs.
|
14931 |
| ResetProfile.sys.mjs |
Check if reset is supported for the currently running profile.
@return boolean whether reset is supported.
|
3204 |
| ResponsivenessMonitor.sys.mjs |
|
1049 |
| SelectionUtils.sys.mjs |
-*- mode: js; indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- |
5267 |
| ServiceRequest.sys.mjs |
This module consolidates various code and data update requests, so flags
can be set, Telemetry collected, etc. in a central place.
|
4639 |
| sessionstore |
|
|
| ShortcutUtils.sys.mjs |
Prettifies the modifier keys for an element.
@param Node aElemKey
The key element to get the modifiers from.
@return string
A prettified and properly separated modifier keys string.
|
13244 |
| Sqlite.sys.mjs |
PRIVACY WARNING
===============
Database file names can be exposed through telemetry and in crash reports on
the https://crash-stats.mozilla.org site, to allow recognizing the affected
database.
if your database name may contain privacy sensitive information, e.g. an
URL origin, you should use openDatabaseWithFileURL and pass an explicit
TelemetryFilename to it. That name will be used both for telemetry and for
thread names in crash reports.
If you have different needs (e.g. using the javascript module or an async
connection from the main thread) please coordinate with the mozStorage peers.
|
68978 |
| SubDialog.sys.mjs |
The SubDialog resize callback.
@callback SubDialog~resizeCallback
@param {DOMNode} title - The title element of the dialog.
@param {xul:browser} frame - The browser frame of the dialog.
|
38329 |
| subprocess |
|
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| tests |
|
|
| third_party |
|
|
| Timer.sys.mjs |
JS module implementation of setTimeout and clearTimeout.
|
3040 |
| Troubleshoot.sys.mjs |
|
36844 |
| UpdateUtils.sys.mjs |
Read the update channel from defaults only. We do this to ensure that
the channel is tightly coupled with the application and does not apply
to other instances of the application that may use the same profile.
@param [optional] aIncludePartners
Whether or not to include the partner bits. Default: true.
|
37241 |
| WebChannel.sys.mjs |
WebChannel is an abstraction that uses the Message Manager and Custom Events
to create a two-way communication channel between chrome and content code.
|
9225 |
| win.xhtml |
|
255 |
| WindowsLaunchOnLogin.sys.mjs |
"Launch on Login" is a Firefox feature automatically launches Firefox when the
user logs in to Windows. The technical mechanism is simply writing a registry
key to `Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run`, but there is an issue:
when disabled in the Windows UI, additional registry keys are written under
`Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StartupApproved\Run`. Any
keys stored here should be seen as a user override and should never be modified.
When such keys are present, the launch on login feature should be considered
disabled and not available from within Firefox. This module provides the
functionality to access and modify these registry keys.
MSIX installs cannot write to the registry so we instead use the MSIX-exclusive
Windows StartupTask APIs. The difference here is that the startup task is always
"registered", we control whether it's enabled or disabled. As such some
functions such as getLaunchOnLoginApproved() have different behavior on MSIX installs.
|
12922 |
| WindowsRegistry.sys.mjs |
Safely reads a value from the registry.
@param aRoot
The root registry to use.
@param aPath
The registry path to the key.
@param aKey
The key name.
@param [aRegistryNode=0]
Optionally set to nsIWindowsRegKey.WOW64_64 (or nsIWindowsRegKey.WOW64_32)
to access a 64-bit (32-bit) key from either a 32-bit or 64-bit application.
@return The key value or undefined if it doesn't exist. If the key is
a REG_MULTI_SZ, an array is returned.
|
2939 |