Valentin Gosu

> > I'm bit surprised why they've decided to disable about:config, it's a very powerful feature that makes Firefox very flexible. Some of the other tuning including enterprise trust, etc.,...

ESNI has been deprecated in favour of ECH: https://blog.cloudflare.com/encrypted-client-hello/

This issue is not the proper place for these discussions. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1667743

I agree with Anne. Ideally we'd do as little processing as possible on a URL, and let the server handle them as well as they can. There are corner cases...

I think that no.2 is the least likely to cause breakage, so that's a :heavy_plus_sign: for me.

Hi folks, We've finally shipped the special scheme to non-special scheme restriction in [bug 1347459](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1347459) in Firefox 117, but a regression has been reported: [Bug 1850954 - Cant change URL.protocol...

I don't know if there's enough benefit to add it in its current form. If I'm reading it correctly then what it's bringing is an easy way to check whether...

If it were to (safely) include ToUnicode or other new IDNA functionality it would be easy to say we should add it. But right now it seems to be more...

Agreed. This seems like something that should work, but it's quite the corner-case.

> This is somewhat important because Firefox can create such double-encoded labels: > > ```js > » new URL('http://xn--é').hostname > ❮ "xn--xn---epa" > ``` That is no longer the case....