a common hint makes things easier,
and also has the advantage, that it is more clear to the user what the
focus of this view is as it picks up the wording from the title.
Currently F-Droid builds split architecture .apks
by invoking ndk-make.sh with architecture argument.
This results in debug builds of the core.
This change makes debug builds explicit.
Setting __ANDROID_API__ manually causes
'__ANDROID_API__' macro redefined [-Werror,-Wmacro-redefined]
when compiling the `ring` crate dependency.
TARGET_CC wrapper should set necessary variables itself.
See similar issue in the `ring` bugtracker for explanation:
https://github.com/briansmith/ring/issues/1519
This allows to build the core on systems without rustup.
In this case system rust is used,
but there is no error due to `+1.64.0`
being unknown argument to non-rustup cargo.
Common way to configure `mold` is to set
RUSTFLAGS="-C linker=clang -C link-arg=-fuse-ld=/usr/bin/mold"
This breaks cross-compilation, as wrong linker is used.
* update CHANGELOG for 1.34.13
* nudge outselves to drop a line about what to test
the changelog is not always sufficient for that.
* bump version to 1.34.13
* factor out checkmark strings
* no automatic remote content for contact requests
loading remote content in contact requests
now always require explicit consent of the user.
moreover, contact request do not alter
the otherwise used never/once/always settings.
* re-applying patch from @Hocuri from #2458
* apply sandbox isolation patch from @WofWca
* wait for gc as suggested by @WofWca, @Simon-Laux and others
* Update res/raw/sandboxed_iframe_rtcpeerconnection_check.html
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* Update res/raw/sandboxed_iframe_rtcpeerconnection_check.html
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* improve progress bar, inspired by @Simon-Laux and @WofWca
* comment about the gist of setNetworkAvailable()
* unify url-loading; this cleans up things and makes adding CSP more straight-forward
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B. Petersen