string databaseName returns @@ -4236,13 +4223,11 @@ experimental domain IndexedDB # Requests database names for given security origin. command requestDatabaseNames parameters - # At least and at most one of securityOrigin, storageKey, or storageBucket must be specified. + # At least and ...
disk_cache::Backend::EntryResultCallback entryCallback=base::BindOnce(&OnEntryResultComplete, run_loop0.get(), &succeeded0, ∑); EntryResult result= iter_->OpenNextEntry(std::move(entryCallback)); auto rv=result.net_error();if(rv !=net::OK) {//运行loop.run阻塞等待。。。run_loop0-...
disk_cache::Backend::EntryResultCallback entryCallback=base::BindOnce(&OnEntryResultComplete, run_loop0.get(), &succeeded0, ∑); EntryResult result= iter_->OpenNextEntry(std::move(entryCallback)); auto rv=result.net_error();if(rv !=net::OK) {//运行loop.run阻塞等待。。。run_loop0-...
Given Adam's continual assertions (hereandhereandhere) that “revocation checking is useless” one quick example of certificate revocation working valuably and perfectly is in order. For brevity and clarity, and because we haven't discussed the newer OCSP protocol here, we'll look at the case...