fix: test pass always on and ff csp #547
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packages/extension/vite.config.ts (1)
36-39: Security improvement: Password prefilling is now environment-aware.Good change to prevent test credentials from leaking into production. However, consider moving the test password to an environment variable for better security and maintainability.
- __PREFILL_PASSWORD__: - process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' - ? JSON.stringify('test pass') - : JSON.stringify(''), + __PREFILL_PASSWORD__: + process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' + ? JSON.stringify(process.env.TEST_PASSWORD || '') + : JSON.stringify(''),
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packages/extension/src/manifest/manifest.firefox.ts (2)
Line range hint 1-34: Consider architectural improvements for better MV3 compatibility.
Several aspects of the manifest could be improved:
- The background script is marked as
persistent: truewhich, while supported in Firefox MV3, is discouraged for future compatibility and performance reasons. web_accessible_resourcesis empty while having background scripts, which might indicate missing resource declarations if the background script needs to access any web-accessible resources.
Consider these improvements:
background: {
scripts: ['src/scripts/firefox/background.ts'],
type: 'module',
- persistent: true,
+ persistent: false,
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rg -l "chrome.runtime.getURL|browser.runtime.getURL" src/scripts/firefox/background.ts27-29: Verify the necessity of 'wasm-unsafe-eval' in CSP.
The CSP includes 'wasm-unsafe-eval' which could pose security risks if not strictly required. This directive allows potentially dangerous WebAssembly code execution.
Let's verify if WebAssembly is actually used in the extension:
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'wasm-unsafe-eval' directive is necessary in CSP
The 'wasm-unsafe-eval' directive in the Content Security Policy is justified:
- The extension uses
@polkadot/wasm-cryptopackage for cryptographic operations - Both Firefox and Chrome manifests consistently include this directive
- This is required for Polkadot signing functionality which depends on WebAssembly crypto implementations
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packages/extension/vite.config.ts (1)
36-39: Verify usage of __PREFILL_PASSWORD__ constant.
Let's verify all locations where this constant is used to ensure they handle the empty string case correctly in production.
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__PREFILL_PASSWORD__ usage is properly handled
The constant is used in two places (lock-screen and unlock-keyring) where both implementations:
- Handle empty string case by checking password length (
password.value.length < 5) - Have proper validation before allowing submission
- Only use the prefilled value in development, with production defaulting to empty string
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packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/settings/views/settings-general/index.vue (2)
109-113: Consider adding error handling for metrics operations.While the state synchronization is correct, the function performs multiple async operations (settings update and metrics opt-out) without error handling. Consider wrapping these operations in a try-catch block to ensure the UI state remains consistent even if one operation fails.
const toggleMetricsEnabled = async (isChecked: boolean) => { + try { const enkryptSettings = await settingsState.getEnkryptSettings(); enkryptSettings.isMetricsEnabled = !isChecked; await settingsState.setEnkryptSettings(enkryptSettings); optOutofMetrics(isChecked); isMetricsEnabled.value = !isChecked; + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to update metrics settings:', error); + // Optionally revert the UI state if the operation failed + isMetricsEnabled.value = !isMetricsEnabled.value; + } };
93-113: Consider abstracting the toggle pattern.All toggle functions follow the same pattern: get settings, update them, save, and sync UI state. This could be abstracted into a higher-order function to reduce duplication and ensure consistent error handling.
type SettingsGetter<T> = () => Promise<T>; type SettingsSetter<T> = (settings: T) => Promise<void>; type SettingsUpdater<T> = (settings: T, isChecked: boolean) => void; const createToggleHandler = <T>( getter: SettingsGetter<T>, setter: SettingsSetter<T>, updater: SettingsUpdater<T>, stateRef: Ref<boolean>, invertLogic = false ) => { return async (isChecked: boolean) => { try { const settings = await getter(); updater(settings, isChecked); await setter(settings); stateRef.value = invertLogic ? !isChecked : isChecked; } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to update settings:', error); stateRef.value = !stateRef.value; } }; }; // Usage example: const toggleEthereumDisable = createToggleHandler( settingsState.getEVMSettings, settingsState.setEVMSettings, (settings, isChecked) => { settings.inject = { disabled: isChecked, timestamp: new Date().getTime(), }; }, isEthereumDisabled );
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94-94: LGTM! State synchronization improvement.
The addition of isEthereumDisabled.value = isChecked ensures the UI state stays in sync with the persisted settings after the async operation completes.
100-100: LGTM! Consistent state management.
The state update maintains consistency with the persisted settings and correctly reflects the disabled state.
106-106: LGTM! Clean state update implementation.
The state synchronization follows the established pattern and maintains UI consistency.
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