oxide-qt 1.19.4-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 source package in Ubuntu

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oxide-qt (1.19.4-0ubuntu0.16.04.1) xenial-security; urgency=medium

  * Update to v1.19.4 (see USN-3153-1)
    - Bump Chromium rev to 55.0.2883.75
    - Download clang_format binaries during the checkout
    - Fix LP: #1620528 - Ensure navigator.languages matches the embedder
      provided value (via WebContext::acceptLangs)
    - Fix LP: #1628496 - Make the auto mode of LocationBarController more
      intelligent. It now blocks auto hide in the following circumstances:
      - There is a security error
      - The renderer has crashed
      - The renderer is hung
      - A certificate error request is active
    - Make use of WebContentsIDTracker in a couple of places to simplify
      WebView initialization
    - Don't run insecure content in https://testsuite/ during tests, as it
      taints this domain for the remainder of the test sequence in
      single-process mode
    - Fix LP: #1628494 - Add WebView::terminateWebProcess and
      WebProcessUnresponsive enum to WebProcessStatus so that applications can
      implement handling for hung web content processes
    - Move various navigation related callbacks to WebContentsClient
    - Fix LP: #1631450 - Implement RWHV::GetFrameSinkId, and ensure our RWHV
      implementation uses the same cc::SurfaceManager as Chromium's
      RWHVChildFrame, so that cross-process frames work
    - Move HttpAuthenticationRequested to WebContentsClient
    - Move DownloadRequested to WebContentsClient
    - Fix LP: #1622385 - Add initial API reference documentation
    - Fix a DCHECK when tearing down the webview compositor
    - Ensure StoragePartitions are correctly shutdown to avoid a DCHECK
    - The Screen destructor runs after the AtExitManager has already been torn
      down, so don't use base::LazyInstance to avoid a DCHECK
    - Use a persistent store for the TLS Channel ID feature
    - Fix LP: #1599771 - The webview shouldn't indicate that it is focused when
      one of its children is
    - Rename WebViewContentsHelper to WebContentsHelper
    - Get rid of WebView::GetAllWebViews, which is unused
    - Refactor and simplify WebPreferences ownership
    - Hoist LocationBarController code out of WebView
    - Move popup blocker and DNT settings to UserAgentSettings
    - Return video capture devices with the front facing ones first
    - Update the NavigationHistory API. This deprecates the previous list-model
      API and adds new APIs for querying navigation history, as well as
      for initiating history navigations.
    - Fix LP: #1570828 - Don't crash when receiving messages as the webview is
      unloading
    - Fix LP: #1638915 - build failure on trusty
    - Fix LP: #1637609 - Make OxideQQuickNavigationHistory constructor private
    - Fix LP: #1631184 - Location bar is hidden for webviews that are
      script opened
    - Fix LP: #1640264 - Find-in-page doesn't wrap correctly

  * Don't build-depend on qt5-default, but instead build depend on qtbase5-dev,
    qtbase5-dev-tools and qtchooser
  * Add oxideqt-doc package
  * Build-depend on qtbase5-doc-html and qtdeclarative5-doc-html
  * Don't build-depend on libmedia-hub-dev to disable media-hub integration,
    as it's currently unbuildable on this branch

 -- Chris Coulson <email address hidden>  Tue, 06 Dec 2016 12:49:00 +0000

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liboxideqt-qmlplugin: Web browser engine for Qt (QML plugin)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides the QML plugin required to run QML applications with
 Oxide

liboxideqtcore-dev: Web browser engine for Qt (development files for core library)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides the development files required to compile programs
 against the Oxide core library

liboxideqtcore0: Web browser engine for Qt (core library and components)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides the core library, sandbox, renderer and support
 files required to run applications with Oxide

liboxideqtcore0-dbgsym: debug symbols for package liboxideqtcore0

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides the core library, sandbox, renderer and support
 files required to run applications with Oxide

liboxideqtquick-dev: Web browser engine for Qt (development files for QtQuick library)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides the development files required to compile programs
 against the Oxide QtQuick library

liboxideqtquick0: Web browser engine for Qt (QtQuick library)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides the QtQuick library required to run QML applications
 with Oxide

oxideqt-codecs: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
 <video> tags. Included are the free Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8 and VP9
 codecs

oxideqt-codecs-dbgsym: debug symbols for package oxideqt-codecs

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
 <video> tags. Included are the free Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8 and VP9
 codecs

oxideqt-codecs-extra: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
 <video> tags. Included are the Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8, VP9, MP3, AAC
 and H.264 codecs

oxideqt-codecs-extra-dbgsym: debug symbols for package oxideqt-codecs-extra

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
 <video> tags. Included are the Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8, VP9, MP3, AAC
 and H.264 codecs

oxideqt-doc: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)

 Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
 embed web content in your Qt application
 .
 This package provides documentation that is useful for application developers.