I can confirm that DLL blocking and `about:third-party` are broken when testing in a Windows 10 1803 physical machine and a 1809 VM starting with Firefox 112 release: - In Firefox 111, third-party DLLs are listed, I can block `kisfdpro64.dll`, and it works (if I attach to the main process, the DLL is not loaded). - If I update to 112, third-party DLLs are not listed, `kisfdpro64.dll` appears as blocked (because I blocked it while in 111) but in fact the DLL is lodead into the main process. I believe that my patch in bug 1733532 has broken the blocklist for old versions on Windows and will work on fixing that.
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I can confirm that DLL blocking and `about:third-party` are broken when testing on a Windows 10 1803 physical machine and a 1809 VM starting with Firefox 112 release: - In Firefox 111, third-party DLLs are listed, I can block `kisfdpro64.dll`, and it works (if I attach to the main process, the DLL is not loaded). - If I update to 112, third-party DLLs are not listed, `kisfdpro64.dll` appears as blocked (because I blocked it while in 111) but in fact the DLL is lodead into the main process. I believe that my patch in bug 1733532 has broken the blocklist for old versions on Windows and will work on fixing that.
I can confirm that DLL blocking and `about:third-party` are broken when testing on a Windows 10 1803 physical machine and a 1809 VM starting with Firefox 112 release: - In Firefox 111, third-party DLLs are listed, I can block `kisfdpro64.dll`, and it works (if I attach to the main process, the DLL is not loaded). - If I update to 112, third-party DLLs are not listed, `kisfdpro64.dll` appears as blocked (because I blocked it while in 111) but in fact the DLL is nonetheless loaded into the main process. I believe that my patch in bug 1733532 has broken the blocklist for old versions on Windows and will work on fixing that.
I can confirm that DLL blocking and `about:third-party` are broken when testing on a Windows 10 1803 physical machine and a 1809 VM, starting with Firefox 112 release: - In Firefox 111, third-party DLLs are listed, I can block `kisfdpro64.dll`, and it works (if I attach to the main process, the DLL is not loaded). - If I update to 112, third-party DLLs are not listed, `kisfdpro64.dll` appears as blocked (because I blocked it while in 111) but in fact the DLL is nonetheless loaded into the main process. I believe that my patch in bug 1733532 has broken the blocklist for old versions on Windows and will work on fixing that.