On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 01:22:09AM -0400, Karl Dahlke wrote: > I converted all the jseng-moz.cpp strings from c++ to c, > using the usual string management routines. > The only c++ constructs are those required by the mozilla api. > It should be easy now to convert this to a c process, as in duktape.
Thanks. Sorry I've not been as active with development recently, hopefully I'll have the time to get this done soon. > Along the way I found and fixed a bug related to document.cookie. > This is a doorway to set and read cookies. > > document.cookie = "foo=1"; > document.cookie = "bar=2"; > alert(document.cookie); > > This should print > foo=1; bar=2 > but it only retained the last cookie, and would show > bar=2 > A lot of websites rely on cookies, and don't work right without them, > and some of these sites use javascript to manage cookies, > so it's important that we get this one right. > > As usual, the bug went unnoticed because it was not tested in jsrt. > I added a test for this now. Do such cookies also get stored as normal in Edbrowse? I only ask since I'm wondering if this explains why the "remember me" box on a couple of web apps I use fails to work once I close the browser. Cheers, Adam.
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