Re: [chromium-dev] Digest for chromium-dev@chromium.org - 6 updates in 5 topics

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• Need help with chromium asan build for android - 2 Updates
• Proposal for a New Open-Source Protocol: UTFN‏ - 1 Update
• Reducing log verbosity in GitHub Actions Chromium builds - 1 Update
• Split tab's reload/tab close behavior - 1 Update
• PSA: The New Two-Argument BASE_FEATURE Macro - 1 Update

Need help with chromium asan build for android

Alesandro Ortiz <ales...@alesandroortiz.com>: Aug 20 11:33AM -0700 Hello,   I've tried this in the past and have also run into the same issue on Android. I had a similar issue <https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/chromium-dev/c/y9cQPP94dWE/m/vAgaEVUvAQAJ> on WIndows but that was resolved by disabling component builds. Since it's disabled here, not sure why it's not working.   Re-reading that old thread, maybe try setting is_debug to false? That's also mentioned here for Android: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/asan.md#building-on-android   Hopefully someone else in group has some insights into why this isn't working on Android or if there's better docs somewhere.   Regards, Alesandro   On Friday, July 18, 2025 at 2:09:47 PM UTC-4 RA wrote:

Alesandro Ortiz <ales...@alesandroortiz.com>: Aug 20 11:45AM -0700 Looking at the logcat you attached, seems like someone had nearly identical issue in 2022, but it's unclear how they resolved it (if at all): https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40852256   They suspected OOM but might have been red herring in logs.   Regards, Alesandro   On Wednesday, August 20, 2025 at 2:33:33 PM UTC-4 Alesandro Ortiz wrote:

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Proposal for a New Open-Source Protocol: UTFN‏

Reda Hussein <rsma...@gmail.com>: Aug 19 04:08PM -0700 Executive Summary   UTFN and a new integrated IP system represent a comprehensive vision for a next-generation internet. The goal is to overcome the limitations of traditional location-based protocols by building a network based on digital identity. This new system aims to simplify resource access and link digital resources to their physical locations seamlessly and securely. The UTFN protocol allows access to services and resources via a unique identifier (ID) independent of physical location, simplifying indexing and intelligent analysis.   Benefits for Google   The adoption of this protocol offers significant advantages for Google:   - *Enhance Internet Infrastructure:* Provides a foundation for improving the internet's core infrastructure. - *Improve AI Integration:* Enhances AI integration by supporting smart resource calls based on content, not just the file path. The system uses semantic embeddings and similarity search. - *Test New Protocol:* Provides an opportunity to test a new, scalable protocol on your platforms, specifically Chromium and Google Cloud. - *Strengthen Developer Tools:* The system's design is more efficient and secure than current protocols, which could lead to faster response times and improved security features for developers. - *Support for Emerging Technologies:* The new integrated IP system is designed to be highly scalable and can accurately track millions of devices, making it ideal for supporting IoT, robotics, and drones. Proposed Next Steps   We propose a collaborative approach to test and validate this protocol:   1. *Chromium Experimentation:* Develop an extension or prototype for Chromium to convert HTTP/HTTPS links to UTFN, allowing for practical experimentation within the browser ecosystem. 2. *Google Cloud Deployment:* Deploy the backend servers and APIs on Google Cloud to handle resource access and AI-powered analysis. 3. *Integration Testing:* Conduct integration tests to monitor and evaluate the performance, security, and indexing speed of the combined system.

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Reducing log verbosity in GitHub Actions Chromium builds

Junji Watanabe <jw...@google.com>: Aug 20 03:52PM +0900 Hi Josh,   Siso doesn't have an option to change the frequency of status updates. IIUC, Ninja also doesn't have that feature, too.

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Split tab's reload/tab close behavior

Simon Hong <simo...@chromium.org>: Aug 19 11:43PM -0700 Hi,   When split tab is activated, reload and close tab affects both tabs in split tab. Ex, "CMD + w" closes all two tabs in that split tab instead of closing only active tab. Is this intended behavior?   Thanks!

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PSA: The New Two-Argument BASE_FEATURE Macro

Alesandro Ortiz <ales...@alesandroortiz.com>: Aug 19 09:02PM -0700 Great idea, Xiaohan! I've wanted it to be like this for years, both from readability and writing perspective.   I left a comment <https://issues.chromium.org/issues/436274260#comment18> on the issue regarding Code Search reference concerns which should be solvable. Ultimately want this to go forward! :)   Cheers, Alesandro   On Tuesday, August 19, 2025 at 7:18:11 PM UTC-4 Xiaohan Wang (王消寒) wrote:

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