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The '''''Necko''''' (or Networking) team is responsible for the fundamental network protocols and features like HTTP, QUIC, caching, and DNS. Most of our documentation resides on the [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/networking/index.html firefox-source-docs/networking] section, and our focus is to make it an accessible and easy-to-browse source of truth for our networking stack. This page serves as an extension to guide through the documentation and as a place to draft pages not yet ready to be in firefox-source-docs, but already useful on their own. At some point, all pages about networking in the wiki are intended to be lifted to firefox-source-docs. | |||
==Code Review Policy== | ==Code Review Policy== | ||
Patches against Mozilla's networking code must be reviewed by the [ | Patches against Mozilla's networking code must be reviewed by the [[Modules/Core#Necko|module owner or a peer]], or by someone they have asked to perform a specific review. | ||
==Documents== | ==Documents== | ||
* [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/networking/index.html Main Necko Docs page] | |||
* [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/networking/new_to_necko_resources.html New to necko resources] | |||
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===Caches=== | ===Caches=== | ||
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* [[Necko/Cache|Current Cache Architecture Documentation]] | * [[Necko/Cache|Current Cache Architecture Documentation]] | ||
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* [[Necko/Cache/Offline|Offline Application Cache]] | * [[Necko/Cache/Offline|Offline Application Cache]] | ||
* [[Necko/MobileCache|Mobile Disk Cache]] | * [[Necko/MobileCache|Mobile Disk Cache]] | ||
===Features=== | ===Features=== | ||
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* [[Necko/Dashboard|In-Browser Networking Dashboard]] | * [[Necko/Dashboard|In-Browser Networking Dashboard]] | ||
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===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
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* [[Networking/DataReduction|Data Usage Reduction]] | * [[Networking/DataReduction|Data Usage Reduction]] | ||
Revision as of 10:22, 1 April 2022
The Necko (or Networking) team is responsible for the fundamental network protocols and features like HTTP, QUIC, caching, and DNS. Most of our documentation resides on the firefox-source-docs/networking section, and our focus is to make it an accessible and easy-to-browse source of truth for our networking stack. This page serves as an extension to guide through the documentation and as a place to draft pages not yet ready to be in firefox-source-docs, but already useful on their own. At some point, all pages about networking in the wiki are intended to be lifted to firefox-source-docs.
Code Review Policy
Patches against Mozilla's networking code must be reviewed by the module owner or a peer, or by someone they have asked to perform a specific review.
Documents
Caches
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THIS SECTION MAY BE OUTDATED |
| This section is in parts, or in its entirety, outdated. Hence, the information presented under it may be incorrect, and should be treated with due caution until this flag has been lifted. Help by editing the section, or discuss its contents on the talk page. |
- Current Cache Architecture Documentation
- New Cache Plans
- Offline Application Cache
- Mobile Disk Cache
Features
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THIS SECTION MAY BE OUTDATED |
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- In-Browser Networking Dashboard
- Necko and Electrolysis
- Non-main-thread OnDataAvailable()
- DNS Resolver Integration
- PBackground-ify HTTP Channel
- Socket Process Isolation
Other
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THIS SECTION MAY BE OUTDATED |
| This section is in parts, or in its entirety, outdated. Hence, the information presented under it may be incorrect, and should be treated with due caution until this flag has been lifted. Help by editing the section, or discuss its contents on the talk page. |