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and subject line Bug#961515: Removed package(s) from oldstable
has caused the Debian Bug report #961515,
regarding RM: certificatepatrol -- ROM; No longer usable after xul deprecation,
dead upstream
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Justification: No longer usable after xul deprecation, dead upstream
Hello,
please remove the certificatepatrol package from unstable, and possibly
from oldstable (Debian 9, stretch) as well. FWIW, it is already missing
in testing and stable (Debian 10, buster).
Rationale - longer version in the ITR[1]: This package is one of the
many affected by the Mozilla massacer, in other words, it is no longer
usable with a Mozilla product where XUL support has been removed. Also,
upstream hasn't shown any activity for a while, so I've given up hope
we'll see a re-write for webext. Sadly..
Christoph, soon-to-be ex-maintainer of certificatepatrol
[1] https://bugs.debian.org/958920
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We believe that the bug you reported is now fixed; the following
package(s) have been removed from oldstable:
certificatepatrol | 2.0.14-5 | source
xul-ext-certificatepatrol | 2.0.14-5 | all
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ROM; No longer usable after xul deprecation, dead upstream
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