As Firefox itself supports 32bit well, if modern toolchain(LLVM/Rust compiler) works well for 32bit, it should not be hard. But I myself will not work for that soon. Fixing bugs for 64bit is my priority.
Yes for Haiku nightly. But I keep that workaround not removed yet for beta5 as waddlesplash has no plan to backport that fix as it breaks ABI.
Is that a blocker for wayland work? If so I give up compatibility for Haiku beta5.
I do not want to see a lot of IPC debug spam. And it seems that workaround do not work perfectly and fails sometimes (or it is some different issue that trigger crashes?).
Really? I do not see where it breaks public API/ABI. Kernel network stack modules API is not considered public and stable.
Are you working on your own Firefox source tree with my patch I shared to you?
I commited that workaround without debug print to my repo. Current haiku128 branch head doesn’t so many IPC logging AFAIK.
Another IPC related workaround is required yet.
It is another issue and I think this is revealed another OS bug, but I burned out debugging lower layer now
What he said exactly.