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changelog v135 #1941
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/* 0335: disable Firefox Home (Activity Stream) telemetry ***/
user_pref("browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.feeds.telemetry", false);
user_pref("browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.telemetry", false); Why weren't these telemetry-related prefs also moved with the others to section 8500? Also, regarding the new sanitize prefs, I assume you just updated it to the same values as before for the new prefs? |
You can't but you can add all your pref overrides and get rid of the legacy crap before then So likely steps
those 2 telemetry prefs not in |
Yes. On shutdown, AF has always sanitized everything except site settings and passwords. For manual sanitizing AF (at least since site exceptions were added in I think FF102 ) also excludes cookies and site data since that doesn't respect the site exception (and we wouldn't want users to go ctrl-shift-del and hit enter and lose all their logins) |
Ahh, I know. Because the |
Also, all you mac and linux RFP users ... all hail me for getting this over the line after 3 years or so ... and also give a wave (no hailing) to @PieroV for the patch Lines 732 to 734 in 3d76c74
edit: i know this is v135 but FF136 has been released .. so start hailing |
You should put a warning in the update. The update deleted my browser history and my open tabs, although I switched off the deletion via override. Thanks for nothing. |
how am I supposed to put in any warning - I already added the info in the release notes? For the record - the migration code from Firefox should preserve what you set and/or override in the v2 settings (AFAICT). Even if it didn't and it read that the new pref is already set (and you said your overwrote it with your value) - it won't take affect until you close (for sanitize on close) or do it manually (when you clear site data, or clear history) I said you need to 1) add overrides to suit and 2 open the dialogs to make sure the migration happens and to check your values There is nothing more I could do (except have gotten this out before v136 and even that may not have helped some people) - the defaults in AF are to sanitize Not blaming you - but do you have a backup and if not why not? Session restore (open tabs) is not a backup and shouldn't be treated as one. |
I'm not sure, as this is not clear to me. I guess it's safer for me to keep the legacy crap and only update the user.js only after updating to Firefox 136 then? I see that you removed the legacy prefs in user.js v135. Do the new prefs already exist in 135 to make it safer for them to be removed before installing version 136? BTW, WDYM by "It pays to open each dialog to ensure the migration happens."? Which dialogs? |
🟩 v133
FF134 release notes | for developers | security advisories
FF135 release notes | for developers | security advisories
CHANGELOG
There was nothing to add from 134 or 135
These changes all stem from 1888466 in 136 and sanitizing choices
*historyFormDataAndDownloads
pref migrates to the relevant prefs below2800
was getting messy and confusing⭐ 136 is here (don't ever wait for arkenfox before updating Firefox!) so my bad, sue me, I should have had this out before FF136 stable was released. Suggest y'all check/update your sanitizing overrides: make sure to open each dialog to ensure migration
v2.downloads
pref, it doesn't seem to be controlled by the UIcpd
toclearHistory
migration may have required you to open the clear history dialog: see comments in 9bba578NOTE: the STATs section excludes the new 8500 TELEMETRY section
ALL HAIL PANTS
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