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I've noticed that Liferea appears to disregard my proxy configuration when fetching feed icons.
This came to my attention when I added a feed from a website that is blocked at the network level, but which is accessible via my proxy. Due to the filtering, this icon is displayed:
On opening the link to the icon in Liferea, I get the message "Error performing TLS handshake: An unexpected TLS packet was received." This is a result of the network filtering, and does not happen when I attempt to access the icon in any other program using the same proxy configuration.
Aside from the cosmetic issue, I think this bug has privacy implications, as requests are being leaked and would be visible to the user's ISP or another third party with access to network flow data.
Edit: The issue doesn't occur in version 1.14.6, but it does when compiling from the current Git version.
Edit 2: The earliest version I still have that's compiled against the Git repo is 1.15.6.r1.g918c7b8. This one still exhibits the bug, so the breaking change must have happened at some point between 1.14.6 and then.
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It seems to be happening in the feed list, as well as in the header for each feed entry when the feed includes a logo element. By the header, I mean this area:
Opening the URL for the favicon or logo in a Liferea browser tab results in the handshake error.
Hello,
I've noticed that Liferea appears to disregard my proxy configuration when fetching feed icons.
This came to my attention when I added a feed from a website that is blocked at the network level, but which is accessible via my proxy. Due to the filtering, this icon is displayed:
On opening the link to the icon in Liferea, I get the message "Error performing TLS handshake: An unexpected TLS packet was received." This is a result of the network filtering, and does not happen when I attempt to access the icon in any other program using the same proxy configuration.
Aside from the cosmetic issue, I think this bug has privacy implications, as requests are being leaked and would be visible to the user's ISP or another third party with access to network flow data.
Edit: The issue doesn't occur in version 1.14.6, but it does when compiling from the current Git version.
Edit 2: The earliest version I still have that's compiled against the Git repo is 1.15.6.r1.g918c7b8. This one still exhibits the bug, so the breaking change must have happened at some point between 1.14.6 and then.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: