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HTTP Pipelining finally in! We are getting some very good reports on it's performance (about 25% on narrowband connections) Good job Darin!
Lots of bug fixes coming in and so are the bugs! :-|
Image related bugs are now broken in 3 components-- Imagelib, Image: GFX and Image: Layout.
Highlights
darin
landed patch for bug 129279 (nsIFile UTF-8 API changes) on the trunk.
fixed bug 138780 (Redirect with non-ASCII in URL fails)
created patch for bug 138877 (Browser crashes if HREF contains entity #9619;)
initial reports indicate that the http/1.1 pipelining is a big win (~25%) over slower and/or more-congested network connections.
reviewed patches and triaged bugs
dougt
Triaged bugs.
Landed threadsafety fix for the native component loader.
Landed XPCOM event queue initialization patch.
Chased a regxpcom crash during during installation for an embedder. Jband found the fix in the typelib. I tested and landed the fix. 139512.
Landed PAC instantiation Regxpcom Solaris Fix.
gordon
Sheriff for the various and sundry trees on Tuesday.
Participated in a proxy optimization meeting.
Continued debugging/testing cache block data streams.
pavlov
Image related bugs now consist of 3 components. Imagelib, Image: GFX and Image: Layout. This will help to seperate out the bugs so that bugs can be more easily targetted and assessed.
I've spent a fair amount of time going over all of the imagelib bugs. I'm about 3/4 of the way through them and should be done shortly.
neeti
Have a patch for caching plugin info in a flatfile, instead of using libreg.
Triaged bugs.
Lowlights
darin
the critical bug pile seems to keep on grow'in :-(
dougt
Got caught up in landing a timer patch on the mozilla branch which clearly not ready. It caused a bunch of seamingly unreleated regressions.