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Update to Chromium 130.0.6723.58 #3057

Closed Ahrotahn closed 1 month ago

Ahrotahn commented 1 month ago

This PR updates to Chromium 130.0.6723.58

Notes:


Change log Blog post

Ahrotahn commented 1 month ago

I've pushed an update to add-flag-to-close-window-with-last-tab.patch moving the new tab creation ahead of the reentrancy checks. They started enforcing those with 130.


Also there's a fix for the GBM log spam when playing videos on wayland in [5873796]. It probably won't land until 131, but applies cleanly on 130.

clickot commented 1 month ago

current state builds and runs fine on portable linux

teeminus commented 1 month ago

.44 builds and runs fine on windows as well.

clickot commented 1 month ago

404 on chromium-130.0.6723.58.tar.xz download. Not yet published?

Ahrotahn commented 1 month ago

The tarball for .58 is not yet available since their builder seems to be having issues at the moment: https://ci.chromium.org/ui/p/infra/builders/cron/publish_tarball

I'm not sure how long until that gets resolved, so I guess this is only really ready for clones at the moment.

PF4Public commented 1 month ago

Should we be waiting for a tarball?

Ahrotahn commented 1 month ago

The tarball is available now.
Hopefully they can get that cleared up before next week...

clickot commented 1 month ago

.58 builds and runs fine on portable linux

Cubik65536 commented 1 month ago

Builds fine on macOS (Apple Silicon).

PF4Public commented 1 month ago
-                                         net::SecureDnsMode::kAutomatic)));
+                                         net::SecureDnsMode::kOff)));

Are we setting it to "off" because it'll try to connect to google servers in "automatic"?

Ahrotahn commented 1 month ago

The Google servers are also removed in that patch so it shouldn't use them by default. I think the setting was disabled by default due to the patch allowing DoH to work on linux back when that wasn't supported upstream and we didn't want to override the system configuration.

We could remove that now that most people are aware of the setting. Although I've still seen some people surprised to find that bypasses their Pi-hole setup or can route their traffic to Cloudflare for example.

PF4Public commented 1 month ago

Well, it should be safer with "off" then