firefox.exe --version on Windows prints the version string but may
return non-zero exit code (sub-process fork quirk). The previous check
treated that as a launch failure, producing a false-positive failure
across the whole matrix while the binary actually launched cleanly.
Switch to matching the printed output instead, so we only fail when the
binary really can't start.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Triggered by issue #22 (firefox-7 SxS mismatch reported on Win11 26200
by jannusdorfer-create). Verifies the shipped binary launches cleanly
on every Windows runner GitHub offers: windows-2022, windows-2025,
windows-latest, across Python 3.11 / 3.12 / 3.13.
Each cell does the reporter's exact flow: fresh checkout, pip install
from source, python -m invisible_playwright fetch, then runs the
InvisiblePlaywright(seed=9128) snippet.
If all cells pass the bug is environment-specific to the reporter
(corporate edition, EDR, GPO). If any cell fails the same way we ship
a sidecar mozglue.manifest in the next release.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The companion Firefox source-fork repo was renamed today from
feder-cr/invisible-firefox to feder-cr/invisible_firefox so the two
canonical project repos share the same underscore naming
(invisible_playwright + invisible_firefox).
GitHub redirects clones of the old URL transparently, so anyone with
an existing clone keeps working without changes. New clones go
through the underscore URL directly.
This commit updates all in-repo references (README, CHANGELOG,
CONTRIBUTING, SECURITY, ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml) to the new name.
No code, no version bump, no behavior change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the single bug_report.yml with 3 templates that each require
only the fields relevant to their bug category. The old form asked every
reporter for URL / selector / runnable repro snippet, which made no sense
for launch failures (no browser to navigate, no element to select) and
overshot for detection reports (proxy region matters more than selector).
01-launch-failure.yml browser or wrapper never reaches new_page
02-site-or-action-bug.yml browser starts, an op (click / navigate / eval) fails
03-stealth-detection.yml a detector flags the browser (FpJS, CreepJS, BotD, ...)
Each template asks for the env basics plus the fields specific to its
category. The site/action one keeps the strict requirements introduced in
the previous template revision (headless, proxy, profile_dir, URL, selector,
runnable repro). The detection one drops selector/profile and asks for
detector name + verdict paste + screenshot. The launch one drops URL /
selector / proxy and asks for install command + full traceback.
Also fixes the contact_links: the old "Bug in the patched Firefox itself"
link pointed to feder-cr/firefox-stealth, a repo that was deleted on
2026-05-19 when source moved to feder-cr/invisible-firefox. Updated to
the new URL and clarified the boundary with the new stealth detection
template (detection results stay in this repo, source-level C++/IDL
patches go in invisible-firefox).
Re-shapes the bug report form so reporters cannot submit underspecified
tickets like #18 / #19 / #20 which all required multiple round-trips
asking for basic environment context. Every field is now required unless
explicitly marked optional.
New required fields:
- headless=True/False (or N/A) — many bugs only repro on Windows
headless=True where we use a hidden alt-desktop
- Proxy region (no proxy / UK / US / other / datacenter) — site
behavior is often geo-dependent (e.g. GDPR consent on UK only)
- Profile directory (transient / persistent) — affects cookie state
- Exact URL string (no more "the homepage")
- Exact selector / locator (for click / locator bugs)
- Runnable reproduction Python snippet (pre-filled with scaffold so
reporters cannot submit "just open the link")
Existing fields preserved: version, OS, Python, expected, actual,
confirmations.
New optional fields: screenshot upload area, browser/Playwright DEBUG
logs textarea, free-form notes.
