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Opened Dec 07, 2016 by Georg Koppen@gk

Web developer network tab breaks first-party isolation in some cases

There are rare cases where the first-part isolation breaks if the Web developer Network tab is open. This got first reported on our blog: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-browser-65a5-released#comment-224102

Steps to reproduce (works both in the stable and the alpha series on Linux at least):

  1. Start a fresh Tor Browser and set the Torbutton log level to "3"
  2. Open the Network tab in the Web developer console (Ctrl + Shift + Q)
  3. Go to https://torproject.org
  4. Reload the page with the arrow in the URL bar

Result:

Torbutton INFO: tor SOCKS isolation catchall: https://www.torproject.org/images/onion-heart.png via --unknown--:de6a28fb71abeba4febbbdde61de345e

It is actually only the request for the onion heart that is affected. And having the Network tab open is crucial for reproducing the bug.

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Reference: legacy/trac#20915