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Also use unload event to clean up session lock (#11800)
Signed-off-by: Manuel Huber <info@manuelhu.de> Co-authored-by: Florian Duros <florianduros@element.io>
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@ -171,6 +171,27 @@ export async function getSessionLock(onNewInstance: () => Promise<void>): Promis
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}
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// handler for pagehide and unload events, used later
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function onPagehideEvent(): void {
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// only remove the ping if we still think we're the owner. Otherwise we could be removing someone else's claim!
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if (lockServicer !== null) {
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prefixedLogger.debug("page hide: clearing our claim");
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window.clearInterval(lockServicer);
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window.localStorage.removeItem(SESSION_LOCK_CONSTANTS.STORAGE_ITEM_PING);
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window.localStorage.removeItem(SESSION_LOCK_CONSTANTS.STORAGE_ITEM_OWNER);
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lockServicer = null;
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}
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// It's worth noting that, according to the spec, the page might come back to life again after a pagehide.
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//
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// In practice that's unlikely because Element is unlikely to qualify for the bfcache, but if it does,
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// this is probably the best we can do: we certainly don't want to stop the user loading any new tabs because
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// Element happens to be in a bfcache somewhere.
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//
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// So, we just hope that we aren't in the middle of any crypto operations, and rely on `onStorageEvent` kicking
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// in soon enough after we resume to tell us if another tab woke up while we were asleep.
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}
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async function releaseLock(): Promise<void> {
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// tell the app to shut down
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await onNewInstance();
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@ -239,23 +260,11 @@ export async function getSessionLock(onNewInstance: () => Promise<void>): Promis
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window.addEventListener("storage", onStorageEvent);
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// also add a listener to clear our claims when our tab closes or navigates away
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window.addEventListener("pagehide", (event) => {
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// only remove the ping if we still think we're the owner. Otherwise we could be removing someone else's claim!
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if (lockServicer !== null) {
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prefixedLogger.debug("page hide: clearing our claim");
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window.localStorage.removeItem(SESSION_LOCK_CONSTANTS.STORAGE_ITEM_PING);
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window.localStorage.removeItem(SESSION_LOCK_CONSTANTS.STORAGE_ITEM_OWNER);
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}
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window.addEventListener("pagehide", onPagehideEvent);
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// It's worth noting that, according to the spec, the page might come back to life again after a pagehide.
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//
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// In practice that's unlikely because Element is unlikely to qualify for the bfcache, but if it does,
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// this is probably the best we can do: we certainly don't want to stop the user loading any new tabs because
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// Element happens to be in a bfcache somewhere.
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//
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// So, we just hope that we aren't in the middle of any crypto operations, and rely on `onStorageEvent` kicking
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// in soon enough after we resume to tell us if another tab woke up while we were asleep.
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});
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// The pagehide event is called unreliably on Firefox, so additionally add an unload handler.
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// https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1854492
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window.addEventListener("unload", onPagehideEvent);
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return true;
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}
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