The Tor Browser: netwerk/test/urlparse

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 # Any blank lines and those beginning with # are comments and

     2 # ignored. To add additional test cases that could potentially

     3 # break URL parsing in mozilla add the input URL on a new line

     4 # and follow it with the expected output for the standard URL

     5 # parser and one line for the case when the URL is really

     6 # created. Then run urltest with the -std option and without it

     7 # on this file and hopefully the expected output should match

     8 # the one from the program.

     9 #   - Gagan Saksena 03/28/00

    10 #

    11 # This version is specifically *not* for PC platforms like Windows or OS/2.

    12 # It's testcases for the file protocol target a unix-like filesystem.

    14 # testing different versions of file urls

    15 file:home

    16 file,,,home,-1,/,,,,,,file://home/

    17 file,,,,-1,/,home,,,,,file:///home

    19 file:/home

    20 file,,,,-1,/,home,,,,,file:///home

    21 file,,,,-1,/,home,,,,,file:///home

    23 file://home

    24 file,,,home,-1,/,,,,,,file://home/

    25 file,,,home,-1,/,,,,,,file://home/

    27 file:///home

    28 file,,,,-1,/,home,,,,,file:///home

    29 file,,,,-1,/,home,,,,,file:///home

    31 # testing UNC filepaths

    32 file:////server/path

    33 file,,,,-1,//server/,path,,,,,file:////server/path

    34 file,,,,-1,//server/,path,,,,,file:////server/path

The Tor Browser / file revision

netwerk/test/urlparse_unx.dat@97036ab72558

netwerk/test/urlparse_unx.dat