Networking/Archive/TeamPriorities
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Team Priorities
At a high level, our team's top priorities right now are 1) improving Necko/Gecko performance and 2) supporting FirefoxOS.
This list is meant to keep track of work we'd like to get done as a team, in prioritized order.
- Continue to develop Stone Ridge's performance testing capabilities.
- Design and implement new HTTP disk cache.
- 658222: TLS False Start for SPDY
- Resolve NSS race conditions leading to instability and security issues.
- 436414: OCSP client should be able to use HTTP GET as well as POST, results should be cached
- 791750: Make it possible to deliver stream data off the main thread
- SPDY/HTTP2 work, e.g. reimplement spdy upstream compression (785279) and experiment with SPDY server push (790388)
- 700698: Enable OCSP stapling by default
- 746073, 746074: Meter network usage per "web app", enforce policies
- 421128: Independent windows/tabs should not starve each other for network connections
- 733647: Ship TLS 1.1 (RFC 4346) in Firefox, on by default
- 773648: integrate libunbound for our own DNS host resolver
- 651246: Make libpkix-based certificate path building/validation the default in PSM
- 822480: Add in the Resource Timing API
- 660749: (CVE-2011-0082) Firefox doesn't (re)validate certificates when loading a HTTPS page from the cache
- 793808: Add support for resized image proxy (reduce mobile bandwidth usage).
- 504553: WebSocket in Workers
- 580104: Keep hostname cache for more aggressive DNS prefetching
- Investigate networking IPC performance.
- 783205: In-browser networking dashboard
- Add support for compressed HTML proxy (reduce mobile bandwidth usage).
- 562917: Captive portal detection
- 665707: Ability to attach arbitrary data to cache entries, such as decompressed image data for images.
- 480514: Implement TLS 1.2 (RFC 5246)
- Work on a fundamentally better protocol, perhaps UDP-based.
- Start work on Necko for Servo, written in Rust