The Tor Browser: content/media/test/reactivate

Conditionally force memory storage according to privacy.thirdparty.isolate;
This solves Tor bug #9701, complying with disk avoidance documented in
https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser/design/#disk-avoidance.

     1 <!DOCTYPE HTML>

     2 <html>

     3 <body>

     4 <script>

     5 var loadsWaiting = 0;

     6 var elements = [];

     8 function loadedData(event) {

     9   parent.ok(elements.indexOf(event.target) == -1, "Element already loaded: " + event.target.currentSrc);

    11   elements.push(event.target);

    13   --loadsWaiting;

    14   parent.ok(true, "Loaded " + event.target.currentSrc);

    15   if (loadsWaiting == 0) {

    16     parent.loadedAll(elements);

    17   }

    18 }

    20 for (var i = 0; i < parent.gSmallTests.length; ++i) {

    21   var test = parent.gSmallTests[i];

    22   var elemType = /^audio/.test(test.type) ? "audio" : "video";

    23   // Associate these elements with the subframe's document

    24   var e = document.createElement(elemType);

    25   e.preload = "auto";

    26   if (e.canPlayType(test.type)) {

    27     e.src = test.name;

    28     e.addEventListener("loadeddata", loadedData, false);

    29     e.load();

    30     ++loadsWaiting;

    31   }

    32 }

    34 if (loadsWaiting == 0) {

    35   parent.todo(false, "Can't play anything");

    36 } else {

    37   parent.SimpleTest.waitForExplicitFinish();

    38 }

    39 </script>

    40 </body>

    41 </html>

The Tor Browser / file revision

content/media/test/reactivate_helper.html@97036ab72558

content/media/test/reactivate_helper.html