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Opened Jul 19, 2018 by Georg Koppen@gk

Disk leak on macOS due to Notification API

Konark Modi reported a while ago a disk leak at least on macOS due to the Notification API. Here is the bug report:

The leak is cause by: https://www.w3.org/TR/notifications/ API.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Visit http://www.bennish.net/web-notifications.html
2. Temporarily allow JS.
3. Click on Authorize button.
4. Click on Show button.
5. Notification should occur.


macOS by default saves these notification in`/private/var/folders/qs/54swlb5d1fx4hq969vdqg4rr0000gn/0/com.apple.notificationcenter/db` . It dumps the content of the notification and the website name.

This location can be found using:
Activity Monitor -> Search for process user noted -> Open files and ports -> Notifications DB.

Now, although the user opted in to these notifications, but this is an intended leak from OS level.
To upload designs, you'll need to enable LFS and have an admin enable hashed storage. More information
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Reference: legacy/trac#26879