#1 _atspi_dbus_get_property (obj=, interface=, name=, error=, at atspi-m I'm not sure if we can move atk_calls to another thread (how much effort it requires).īacktrace why the caret offset is requested:
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I don't know how to fix this, looks like atk_* calls are made from main thread and it can become busy eventually. That would explain why the keyboard popups for many times but it stop appearing eventually (I' unable to get some reproduction steps) until Firefox is restarted. I'm afraid we're hitting some timeout of dbus request (it's 800ms) when caribou is trying to get caret offset by a11y bus and therefore the Firefox is then added to the hung_processes list there and all subsequent tries of getting caret offset fails because of it. It seems that I've moved a little bit further. It would be nice to bring a11y guys into this discussion, Karl, any hint who to add?
(they keep oldObject to remove focus of the previous item before adding it to the new item, we probably won't go that way). There seems to be problem with ignoring blur event which should call:Ītk_object_notify_state_change(atkObj, ATK_STATE_FOCUSED, false) So it has nothing to do with Input Method and calls of gtk_im_context_focus_in (as I've wrongly assumed before).
When returning back to Firefox the keyboard does not show up until input element is focused.ītw caribou basically listen for at-spi events which are dispatched by atk library. The keyboard only disappear when switching to different app. keyboard popups when input element is focused but it does not hide when input has no longer focus (like clicking on the body of the page. When switching to the Firefox window I can see Hide request for caribou keyboard in dbus-monitor (I'm not completely sure if that request comes from Firefox, but when focusing from application ).Ģ. For more information, refer to the dnf documentation available atĪll packages are signed with the Fedora Project GPG key.Situation on Fedora 26, caribou and Firefox Nightly:ġ.
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Su -c 'dnf upgrade -advisory FEDORA-2022-1b2b8d5177' at the command
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This update can be installed with the "dnf" update program. Bug #2104740 - CVE-2022-31116 python-ujson: improper decoding of escaped surrogate characters may lead to string corruption, key confusion or value overwriting Bug #2104739 - CVE-2022-31117 python-ujson: Potential double free of buffer during string decoding Handling of surrogates on decoding - CVE-2022-31117: Potential double free ofīuffer during string decoding - Fix memory leak on encoding errors when theīuffer was resized - Integer parsing: always detect overflows - Fix handling of `wchar_t` string decoding implementation with a `uint32_t`-based one fix Support for arbitrary size integers **Fixed** - CVE-2022-31116: Replace UltraJSON is an ultra fast JSON encoder and decoder written in pure C with Summary : Ultra fast JSON encoder and decoder written in pure C SECURITY: Fedora 36 Update: python-ujson-5.4.0-1.fc36 A python-ujsonsecurity update has been released for Fedora 36.
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