Ehsan Akhgari 1ca91dd7ab Bug 1603969 - Part 1: Remove the concept of granted origins from the anti-tracking backend; r=baku ... Granted origins cause a third-party tracker browsing context to not get full first-party storage access after successfully calling the storage access API or a heuristic granting ephemeral access. For example, after https://tracker.example calls the storage access API successfully in the third-party context, they embed https://other-tracker.example, and that load fails because of ETP restrictions. Here what happens is that https://other-tracker.example is mistakenly considered the granted origin, and because such a permission doesn't exist, access is denied. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D57493 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando		2019-12-19 02:56:52 +00:00
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head.js
test_basic.js
test_certs.js
test_cookies.js
test_downloads.js
test_network_cache.js
test_passwords.js
test_permissions.js	Bug 1603969 - Part 1: Remove the concept of granted origins from the anti-tracking backend; r=baku	2019-12-19 02:56:52 +00:00
test_storage_permission.js
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