Hey @arthuredelstein , I noticed in tests no. 43, that desktop TB fails the font cache partitioning, but PB mode doesn't.
Just want to clarify that TB is always run in PB mode - and that you just wanted to have tor as a compassion in each set. If that's the case, then wondering why the test failed
fails on the second font (of four) by the looks of it
success if you look it up: indicates five fonts tested - is there a reason for the different numbers tested?
Hey @arthuredelstein , I noticed in tests no. 43, that
desktop
TB fails the font cache partitioning, but PB mode doesn't.Just want to clarify that TB is always run in PB mode - and that you just wanted to have tor as a compassion in each set. If that's the case, then wondering why the test failed
fails on the second font (of four) by the looks of it
read: async (key) => { let style = document.createElement("style"); style.type='text/css'; let fontURI = testURI("resource", "font", key); style.innerHTML =
@font-face {font-family: "myFont"; src: url("${fontURI}"); } body { font-family: "myFont" }
; document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(style); await sleepMs(500); let response = await fetch( testURI("ctr", "font", key), {"cache": "reload"}); return (await response.text()).trim(); }result, same first party: 1, 1, 1, 1
result, different first party: 2, 1, 2, 2
unsupported: false, false, false, false
passed: true, false, true, true
test failed: false, false, false, false