Pouneh Bahrami (unlinked)

WebKit contributor

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10 commits (5mo)
1 security fixes

Summary

Bahrami's work sits almost entirely on WebKit's privacy and tracking-prevention surface: Global Privacy Control support and the separation of the GPC-enabled flag from the user opt-in value, ResourceLoadStatistics, PCM domains in website data removal, and third-party cookie policy for DedicatedWorker WebSocket connections. The pattern is privacy-feature plumbing plus follow-up fixes for flaky or constantly failing layout and API tests in the same subsystem — network session and resource-load-statistics behavior rather than memory safety. The security-tagged change is a third-party cookie gap in worker-initiated WebSocket handshakes; a promising area to sweep for related bugs is whether other non-document contexts — SharedWorker, ServiceWorker, worker-initiated fetch — inherit the same cookie-partitioning decisions.

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WebKit
44%
Other
19%
WebCore
19%
Platform
13%
WTF
6%

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