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feat(ui): links in the identify pop-up, and pictures from the asset server or on click - #1465
In the identify pop-up, attribute values that are web addresses become clickable links, and a value that is a picture's web address can show the picture. Following the review on #1449, a picture loads by itself only from https://assets.rustgis.app/; a picture from any other server waits for a click on Show Picture, so data can't make the app contact a server just by being opened.
Links (crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs, mapview.rs): a value that is an http:// or https:// address is drawn as a hyperlink that opens in the browser (a new tab in the web app) and has Copy Link in its context menu. The check is strict: a host name or IP address (optional numeric port), no whitespace, control characters, quotes, angle brackets or backslashes, no user name before the host (https://bank.example@evil.example/ is shown as text), at most 2048 bytes. javascript:, file:, data: and bare www. values stay plain text.
Which picture: without a picture kept in a value (a data:image/… thumbnail, which still wins), the https:// address in a field named image, image_url, photo, photo_url, picture, picture_url, thumbnail or thumbnail_url (any case, with or without _, - or spaces), else the first address whose path ends in .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .webp. image_page_url, image_credit and the like stay links or text.
When it is fetched: see Privacy behaviour below. Not yet fetched, the pop-up shows Show Picture next to "from ‹host›", and its tooltip says that the server learns the viewer's IP address.
Fetching and limits: through the tile cache's downloads (worker threads natively, the browser's fetch on the web, where the browser's HTTP cache applies). A new cache::download_public_limited in rustgis-tiles is download_limited with the existing public-only agent (PublicOnly resolver, no proxy) natively, as download_public_within and plugin fetches use: a public-looking name, or a redirect, that resolves to this computer or the local network is refused where it resolves, which the address check alone can't see. The fetchers enforce a 4 MB budget while reading. The picture's header is checked against 2048 × 2048 pixels before anything is decoded (and decode_picture's image::Limits stay as the second guard); the decoded picture is kept at most 1024 pixels a side. Each address's picture, or why there is none, is kept for the session (16 addresses, least recently shown dropped first): reopening the pop-up doesn't fetch again, and a failure isn't retried every frame. The tile cache's decoded-image store isn't used for these: its limits (16 MB, 4096 px) are looser than the pop-up's.
Never silent: a picture that can't be shown says why in the pop-up: "Picture unavailable: http status: 404", "… larger than 4194304 bytes", "… 3000 × 20 pixels is larger than 2048 × 2048", "… not a picture", "… only https:// pictures are fetched", "… pictures aren't fetched from this computer or the local network". Its address stays a link.
image gets the webp feature in rustgis-ui-egui. rustgis-tiles already enables it, so no new crates: Cargo.lock and THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txt are unchanged.
Docs: the pop-up's links and pictures in docs/user-guide/editing.md; docs/privacy.md says which pictures are fetched by themselves, which wait for a click, and which are never fetched.
No new command, no ribbon change.
Privacy behaviour
Picture address
What happens
https://assets.rustgis.app/…
fetched when the pop-up opens
any other public https:// host
Show Picture button; nothing is fetched until it is clicked (per address, for the session)
http://… (any host, assets.rustgis.app too)
never fetched; the pop-up says only https:// pictures are fetched
this computer or the local network (localhost, 192.168.…, 10.…, link-local…)
never fetched, even on click; the pop-up says so. On the desktop a name or redirect that resolves there is refused too (the pop-up shows the resolver's refusal)
data:image/… in the feature
shown, no request
The host check is exact: the scheme must be https (any case) and the whole authority must equal assets.rustgis.app, compared ASCII case-insensitively as DNS names are. No port (not even :443), no subdomain or longer name (cdn.assets.rustgis.app, assets.rustgis.app.evil.example), no trailing dot. A user name in the authority, percent-encoding, backslashes, non-ASCII look-alikes (аssets with a Cyrillic а) and full-width dots make the value not a link at all, so there's no picture to fetch. Links open only when clicked.
A picture is fetched like any other download, so a host that has a login in this session gets its own credential, as for its tiles (an ArcGIS portal its token, NASA's data hosts the Earthdata token, an S3 endpoint its signature); nothing is sent to any other host. In the web app a picture download refuses a redirect (check_redirect turns the opaque answer of a manual-redirect fetch into an error), and the browser resolves names, so only the address as written is checked there.
Tests
crates/ui-egui/tests/popup_links_pictures.rs (14 tests): the real app in the egui_kittest harness with a fake fetcher installed through cache::set_fetcher, which holds every request so the test can assert on it and nothing reaches the network:
links vs text (http/https only; javascript:, file:, data:, text containing a URL and bare www. aren't links), opening in a new tab, Copy Link;
an assets.rustgis.app picture is requested once with the 4 MB budget, shows a spinner and then the picture, and isn't requested again when the pop-up reopens;
a picture on another server: no request across many frames and a reopen, the button names the host, exactly one request after the click, then the picture, kept for the session;
look-alike hosts (assets.rustgis.app.evil.example, xassets…, cdn.assets…, :8443, trailing dot, the name in the path) wait for a click; user-name tricks aren't links;
failure notices (404, too many bytes, too many pixels, not a picture), shown once and not refetched;
http:// and local addresses are never fetched and offer no button; a data: picture (JPEG, PNG or WebP) wins with no request;
an address with its scheme in capitals is fetched with the scheme in lower case;
pictures are forgotten, including those still loading, when the cache is cleared, as by an ArcGIS sign-out (arcgis.token, then arcgis.signOut).
rustgis-tiles: public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally (the native public-only download off the frame refuses localhost); public_downloads_off_the_frame_send_nothing_once_their_request_ended (a picture download whose request has ended is cancelled before it is sent, as other downloads are since fix(security): bind approvals to exact execution scopes #1461).
Unit tests in popupmedia.rs: link parsing edge cases, field and path rules, loads_by_itself against about 35 hostile addresses, decode caps, a picture header read within the decoding memory limit (a PNG whose iCCP profile would unpack past 512 MiB), the session cache (fetched once, failures kept, LRU, accept-only-once).
Hand mutants, each caught and then reverted: a substring host match instead of exact; http allowed for the asset host; every host loading by itself (the click gate removed); the pixel check removed; the byte budget raised; WebP dropped from embedded pictures; the header probe without its memory limit; the scheme kept as written; the pictures not forgotten on a cache clear.
Screenshots
Attach from the shipping folder:
before_link.png / after_link.png: web addresses as plain text before, links after.
before_picture.png / after_auto_picture.png: an image_url on assets.rustgis.app (the RustGIS icon) shown as text before, loaded by itself after (live network).
after_show_picture.png: a Wikimedia picture waiting for the click (nothing fetched).
after_show_picture_clicked.png: the same picture after Show Picture (live network).
after_failure.png: a missing picture on assets.rustgis.app saying "Picture unavailable: http status: 404".
Where code comes from
No code from other projects was followed; the link and host checks are written for this pull request.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Identify pop-ups can display embedded pictures or fetch eligible web pictures. RustGIS-hosted pictures load automatically; pictures from other servers require selecting Show Picture.
Web addresses in pop-ups are clickable and can be copied; links open in a new tab.
Picture downloads are limited in size and exclude plain HTTP and local-network addresses. WebP pictures are supported, and fetched pictures are cached during the session.
Documentation
Updated the user guide and privacy information with details about picture fetching, limits, caching, and data handling.
…erver or on click
A value that is an http:// or https:// address (strictly: a host name or
IP address, no spaces, quotes or user name before the host, at most 2048
bytes) is drawn as a hyperlink that opens in the browser, in a new tab on
the web so the map stays open, with Copy Link in its context menu. Other
text, javascript:, file: and data: values included, is shown as before.
Without a picture kept in a value (a data:image/... thumbnail, which still
wins), the pop-up can show a picture from the web: the https:// address
in a field named image, image_url, photo, photo_url, picture, picture_url,
thumbnail or thumbnail_url (any case, with or without _, - or spaces),
else the first address whose path ends in .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .webp.
Fetching a picture named by the data tells its server who opened the
file, so only https://assets.rustgis.app/ is fetched as the pop-up
opens: exactly that host, compared without regard to case, with no port,
user name, subdomain or trailing dot. A picture on any other server shows
a Show Picture button naming the server, and nothing is fetched until it
is clicked. Plain http:// pictures and addresses on this computer or the
local network are never fetched, and the pop-up says so.
Pictures go through the tile cache's downloads (worker threads natively,
the browser's fetch on the web) with a 4 MB budget the fetchers enforce
while reading. Natively they use the public-only agent through a new
cache::download_public_limited, so a public-looking name or a redirect
that resolves to this computer or the local network is refused where it
resolves, past what the address check can tell; the header is checked against 2048 x 2048 pixels before
anything is decoded, and the decoded picture is kept at most 1024 pixels
a side. Each address's picture, or why there is none, is kept for the
session (16 addresses, the least recently shown dropped first), so it
isn't fetched again when the pop-up reopens, nor a failure every frame.
A failure says why in the pop-up ("Picture unavailable: ..." with the
server's answer, the network or CORS error, too many bytes or pixels, not
a picture) and the address stays a link.
The image crate's WebP decoder, already built for map tiles, is named in
the UI crate's features so .webp pictures decode there too.
docs: the pop-up's links and pictures in the user guide; privacy.md says
which pictures are fetched by themselves, which wait for a click, and
which are never fetched.
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Identify pop-ups now render web addresses as links and can display embedded or remote pictures. Remote picture fetching applies HTTPS and public-address restrictions, automatic fetching for one exact host, explicit acceptance for other eligible hosts, download and decode limits, and session caching.
Changes: Identify Popup Media
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Public-only download and cache clearing crates/tiles/src/cache.rs
Adds a clear counter and download_public_limited. Native requests use public-only transport, while installed fetchers retain their existing path. Tests cover local-address refusal and cancellation.
Picture selection and retrieval crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/Cargo.toml
Adds link validation, picture selection, fetch rules, cached picture states, bounded fetching and decoding, and WebP support. Module tests cover selection, decoding, and cache behavior.
Popup display and validation crates/ui-egui/src/mapview.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/popup_links_pictures.rs, docs/privacy.md, docs/user-guide/editing.md
Connects picture states and links to identify pop-ups. Tests and documentation cover fetching, restrictions, display, and caching.
sequenceDiagram
actor Viewer
participant MapView
participant Pictures
participant fetch
participant TileCache
participant NativeTransport
Viewer->>MapView: Open identify popup
MapView->>Pictures: Resolve picture URL
Pictures->>fetch: Start eligible fetch
fetch->>TileCache: Request URL with 4 MiB limit
TileCache->>NativeTransport: Use public-only transport
NativeTransport-->>fetch: Return download result
fetch-->>Pictures: Store decoded result or failure
Pictures-->>MapView: Return picture state
MapView-->>Viewer: Display picture state
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1449: Describes clickable HTTP(S) links and remotely fetched, cached, size-limited pictures in feature pop-ups. This change implements those popup behaviors.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review de1f8
Picture cleanup still depends on map rendering and may be delayed after background authentication changes. Several bounded picture-handling concerns remain unresolved, and browser enforcement of public-only downloads needs confirmation before merging.
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A rabbit taps the popup pane, And links spring bright across the plain. A picture waits for safe consent, Or loads from where the rules permit. Small caches keep the frames in view, WebP joins the picture crew.
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Nov 5, 2026
Reviewed the full diff (8 files) against AGENTS.md. There were no earlier review threads on this PR, so no earlier concerns were skipped. I could not build or run the tests here, so compilation and test results are unverified.
Bugs
picture_path reads a / inside the query or fragment as the start of the path.https://x.org?next=/a.jpg counts as a picture file, so a plain link gets a Show Picture offer, and on assets.rustgis.app it is fetched by itself. Posted inline with a fix and a test case. Confidence: high. Impact: low.
Security
None found. The host check is exact, address::reach judges by name and literal address, and native fetches use the public-only resolver. Web fetches rely on browser CORS, which the docs state.
Performance
None significant. Each picture fetch spawns a thread, which matches the existing download_within pattern. At most 16 pictures are kept, and each is decoded off the frame natively.
Quality (not posted; left for the release quality pass)
Failure::Local says "this computer or the local network" for link-local and metadata addresses too, which address::reach marks Forbidden. Wording only. Confidence: medium.
Failure::line cuts fetch errors to 200 characters without saying so. This touches the "never silent" rule, but it is a display cut only. Confidence: low.
decode shrinks pictures larger than 1024 px to that size without telling the user. This is a display preview, not lost data. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect or panic in non-test code, and no unsafe.
New UI strings use tl! and i18n::fmt.
No new dependencies, and Cargo.lock is unchanged; webp is already enabled in rustgis-tiles.
Docs are updated and the PR includes screenshots.
No findings on the rules that apply to this change.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: main (merge base d733327 to PR head daeec2b).
The pop-up judged whether a link is a picture by the text after the first
`/` past the scheme, and only then cut the query and fragment. In an address
without a path, such as `https://x.org?next=/a.jpg`, that slash is in the
query, so a plain link was offered as a picture (and on the asset server
fetched without being asked). The query and fragment are now cut first, so
only the path is judged.
I reviewed the full diff against the base branch, including AGENTS.md, cache.rs, address.rs, and the surrounding mapview.rs code. The earlier picture_path thread (query and fragment slashes) is fixed in 606da73, and I confirmed the fix in the diff, so I did not re-raise it. I left 1 earlier concern alone for that reason. The size limit is enforced on the native public-only path, the tests are in place, and I found no crash paths, since every index or unwrap in non-test code is guarded.
Bugs
picture_link can hide a valid https picture behind an http one (popupmedia.rs:114, confidence medium, impact low). Within each tier it takes the first candidate, so photo: "http://…" shadows thumbnail: "https://…", and the pop-up shows "only https:// pictures are fetched". attrs is a BTreeMap (unless preserve_order is on somewhere in the graph), so "first" means alphabetical key order. The docs and the slice-order test suggest otherwise.
Security
Redirects from the asset host leave the "auto" rule (popupmedia.rs:314, confidence low-medium, impact low). The native fetch follows redirects, and each hop is only checked for being public. So an assets.rustgis.app picture that redirects to a third-party host is fetched without a click, which the docs and tooltip don't say. The asset server is the project's own, so the risk is small.
Performance
Nothing significant. The worst case is 16 cached textures at up to 1024² RGBA, roughly 64 MB of GPU memory. That is within the stated limits, so it is informational only.
Quality
Unsupported formats are reported as "not a picture" (popupmedia.rs:295, confidence medium, impact low). Any into_dimensions() error maps to NotPicture, so a real TIFF or BMP in a field-named address gets the wrong reason. Under "Never silent", the true reason should be shown.
Nits, grouped (for the release quality pass): the picture_link test models an order the real map never yields. The docs' "first address" wording should say alphabetical key order. picture_field allocates a String per key per frame, which is negligible here.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Strings use tl! or i18n::fmt, no new assets were added, Cargo.lock is unchanged, the wasm stub for download_public_within exists, and the Duration use is fine on wasm. Screenshots are linked by URL rather than committed. Tests cover both the lossy and the clean cases.
I posted three inline comments: popupmedia.rs:114, :314 and :295.
I didn't verify the web fetcher's byte budget (it lives in rustgis-web, outside this diff) or run the build and tests, since I only have the staged files.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base d733327 to PR head 606da73).
…t it can't read
The pop-up took the first candidate picture address in a feature, so a plain
`http://` address (never fetched) in `photo` hid an `https://` one in
`thumbnail`, and the pop-up said only https:// pictures are fetched although
it had one. A candidate that would be fetched now comes first, among the
picture fields and then the picture-file addresses; the first candidate is
still chosen when none would be, so the reason it isn't fetched is shown.
A picture in a format without a decoder here (BMP, TIFF) was reported as
"not a picture". The header's unsupported-format error now gives "BMP
pictures aren't supported".
The privacy page and the module doc now say that a redirect the asset server
answers with is followed, as for any download (in the web app by the
browser), and the user guide says fields are taken in the order of their
names, as the pop-up's attribute map keeps them.
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Performance (confidence: low-medium). On the web, decode runs inside the download callback, which I expect is on the browser's main thread (wasm is single-threaded). A 4 MB PNG or JPEG at the 2048 × 2048 limit is then decoded and downscaled inside one UI frame, which can stall the map for a noticeable time. Natively the decode runs on the worker thread, as the doc comment says. I haven't checked the web fetcher in rustgis-web, so this depends on where its callback runs. If it runs on the main thread, consider moving the decode out of the frame on the web, or at least noting the cost in the doc comment and in docs/privacy.md.
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Right: on the web the download callback runs on the browser's main thread, so decode runs there too. It's bounded: at most 4 MB in and 2048 × 2048 pixels decoded, the header is checked before decoding, and each address is decoded once per session (reopening the pop-up uses the kept picture). On the asset server that happens when a pop-up opens; anywhere else, only after a click on Show Picture. So it's at worst one slow frame per picture, not repeated work. Moving the decode off the frame on the web (a worker, or createImageBitmap) is a separate change to the web fetcher, so it's left for a follow-up rather than this PR.
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Claude autofix (unclear): Not changed. On the web the download callback runs on the main thread, so decoding a picture of up to 4 MB there can block a frame. Moving it off the main thread needs a design decision (the web build has no worker for this). A maintainer should decide whether to move the decode, or to note the cost in the doc comment and docs/privacy.md.
I read the full diff, the four prior review threads, the APIs the new code calls (address::reach, cache::download_public_limited, Slot, the test helpers), and the workspace image features. I could not compile or run the tests, since I had no shell here. Nothing below is a confirmed bug.
Bugs: none found. The four earlier concerns are already resolved and I left them alone (4 concerns not re-raised). Those were the redirect behaviour on the asset server (answered and documented in docs/privacy.md), picture_path and query/fragment handling, picture_link preferring an unfetchable http:// address, and the BMP/TIFF "not a picture" message. I checked each fix in the current code.
Security: none new. The host check is exact, http:// and local addresses are never fetched, the native public-only agent refuses names that resolve locally, and links accept only http/https. The remaining gap is that the asset server's redirects are followed without a click. This is documented, and the author's reasoning holds.
Performance:
Web picture decoding may run on the UI thread, which could stall a frame (low-medium confidence). Inline comment posted on crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs:334.
Each picture fetch increments the IN_FLIGHT counter. The headless screenshot path and the MCP settle check wait for that counter to reach zero, so an open popup on a slow asset server can delay them, up to the 900 s download timeout (low confidence, not verified in those callers).
Quality (nits, grouped for the release quality pass):
In docs/privacy.md, the new bullet has irregular line wraps mid-sentence ("pictures on this computer" / "or the local network").
refusal and loads_by_itself both repeat the https:// prefix check.
Some messages use straight apostrophes ("aren't") where the rest of the UI may use typographic ones. I did not check the catalogue for this.
AGENTS.md: I found no violations.
No unwrap, expect or panic in non-test code; the test module carries the existing allow.
Layering is respected, and the code uses std::time::Duration, so it stays wasm-safe.
New user-visible strings go through tl! or i18n::fmt.
No new crate is added, and the webp feature is already enabled by rustgis-tiles.
Docs were updated.
The PR states that no code was copied from copyleft projects.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base d733327 to PR head be9d68f).
I read the full diff, the surrounding source (tiles/address.rs, tiles/cache.rs, ui-egui/mapgpu.rs, render/tiles.rs), and the five prior review threads. I could not build or run the tests here (no shell), so the findings below come from reading the code.
No correctness, security or crash problems survived checking. The privacy gate holds: only an exact https://assets.rustgis.app address loads by itself, http:// and local addresses are refused before any request, and nothing unknown is fetched on click without a visible host name. The native public-only path can't be bypassed in production, since the only fetcher installers outside tests are the web app's. The per-frame refusal check does no DNS, because address::reach judges names only. The webp feature was already enabled in rustgis-tiles, so Cargo.lock is unchanged as the PR says.
Bugs
The pop-up can give the wrong reason for a refused picture. Forbidden addresses (link-local, cloud-metadata hosts) are reported as "not fetched from this computer or the local network". Confidence: medium. Impact: low. Posted inline at popupmedia.rs:190.
Security
None found.
Performance
Up to 16 kept pictures at 1024 px a side is about 64 MB of textures for the session. The docs don't state this bound. Confidence: low. Impact: low.
Quality
The server's reason text is truncated at 200 characters with no mark. Confidence: low. Impact: low. Posted inline with a suggestion at popupmedia.rs:168.
download_reaching silently drops omit on the Reaching::Public branch (cache.rs:828). Only &[] reaches it today, so this is latent. Confidence: high. Impact: none now.
A plain http:// link to a .jpg that is not in a picture field shows "Picture unavailable: only https:// pictures are fetched" in every pop-up for that feature, though no picture was asked for. This follows the PR's design, so I'm raising it as a question. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md
The PR follows the rules I checked: no unwrap in non-test code, i18n::fmt and tl! for user text, docs updated, and the screenshots are in the PR body. The integration file has 12 tests, not the 10 the PR body says.
Docs: editing.md says "without spaces", which understates the link rules. A privacy.md bullet breaks mid-sentence. Posted inline at editing.md:177. Confidence: high. Impact: low.
Already raised (left alone): five prior threads. The web-thread decode-on-main-thread concern is still open. The author's answer says it is left for a follow-up, and I have no new evidence. The redirect, query-slash, candidate-order and unsupported-format threads were answered and fixed or documented in the PR. Total left alone: 5.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base d733327 to PR head be9d68f).
The .webp picture test at crates/ui-egui/tests/popup_links_pictures.rs:189 answers the request with PNG bytes. The popup decoder detects the format from the bytes, so the test passes without WebP support. No test in the crate passes WebP bytes through the popup decoder. Removing the webp feature from crates/ui-egui/Cargo.toml would not fail the suite.
Encode a small WebP image in the test. Answer the request with those bytes, and assert that the picture is shown.
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/tests/popup_links_pictures.rs at line 189:
Update the `galileo-earth.webp` case in the asset-picture test to answer the
request with valid WebP-encoded bytes instead of `png(64, 48)`, and assert that
the picture is shown. Ensure the bytes pass through the popup decoder so the
test exercises WebP support.
Make the off-the-frame public download test call download_public_limited.
The test named public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally calls native::download_public_within, not download_public_limited. Its doc comment says the opposite. The popup tests install a fetcher, which returns before Reaching is read. Changing Reaching::Public to Reaching::Any in download_public_limited would leave these tests passing.
The test must run without a fetcher. fetches_through_the_fetcher_once installs a fetcher and does not clear it. Tests in this binary run in parallel, so this test can receive that fetcher. The new call can also clear a fetcher that the other test still needs. Add a shared lock and take it in both tests.
Suggested change
- /// The same off the frame ([`download_public_limited`] without a fetcher installed, called- /// directly: other tests here install theirs): one that resolves locally is refused there.+ /// Serializes the tests that install a fetcher. The fetcher is process-wide.+ static FETCHER_TESTS: std::sync::Mutex<()> = std::sync::Mutex::new(());++ /// [`download_public_limited`] without a fetcher installed: one that resolves locally is refused.
#[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))]
#[test]
fn public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally() {
+ let _guard = FETCHER_TESTS.lock().unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner());+ clear_fetcher();
let (tx, rx) = std::sync::mpsc::channel();
- let url = download_address("http://localhost:9/picture.png", 1024);- native::download_public_within(url, std::time::Duration::from_secs(5), Box::new(move |r| drop(tx.send(r))));- let err = rx.recv_timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(30)).unwrap().unwrap_err().message;+ download_public_limited("http://localhost:9/picture.png", 1024, Box::new(move |r| drop(tx.send(r))));+ let err = rx.recv_timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(30)).unwrap().unwrap_err();
assert!(err.contains("resolves to this computer or the local network"), "{err}");
}
The lock guards the fetcher state for both tests. The new test clears the fetcher before it calls the public function. The .message field is removed because download_public_limited uses the String error from Done.
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Review comment at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs at line 2228:
Update public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally to call
download_public_limited directly so the test exercises the public download
boundary. Since fetcher state is process-wide, add a shared lock used by this
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/mapview.rs:
- Around line 3509-3510: Update is_picture to recognize valid WebP data URIs
alongside JPEG and PNG, first checking its other caller in table.rs to preserve
that caller’s behavior. Ensure embedded WebP values are treated as pictures so
the fallback does not select and fetch the assets.rustgis.app address.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs:
- Around line 59-69: Update valid_authority to validate bracketed IPv6 hosts by
parsing them as std::net::Ipv6Addr, and validate port values as decimal numbers
that parse as u16. Preserve rejection of empty or non-digit ports and the
existing authority checks.
- Around line 277-279: Update Pictures::make_room and the start flow so evicting
an Entry::Loading does not make its in-flight download unavailable for reuse;
when show or accept requests the same address, reuse the pending request instead
of spawning another download. Preserve the existing eviction behavior for
completed entries and ensure the pending result can still be delivered to the
requesting address.
- Line 139: Normalize the URL scheme to lowercase in the picture-download path
in fetch before passing the URL to download_public_limited, while preserving the
rest of the URL. Ensure the existing case-sensitive redirect check receives the
normalized scheme so uppercase HTTPS URLs receive the same redirect protection.
- Around line 228-229: Add a method to clear the stored entries in Pictures,
then call it wherever arcgis.signOut completes successfully. Preserve the
pictures when sign-out fails, and ensure successful sign-out removes the
session’s fetched pictures so reopening a feature fetches them again.
- Around line 302-305: Set the probe reader in decode to use the same 64 MiB
max_alloc limit as decode_picture before calling into_dimensions, preventing PNG
iCCP decompression from using the reader’s larger default allocation limit.
Change only max_alloc; preserve the existing dimension check and TooLarge
behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Line 2228: Update
public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally to call
download_public_limited directly so the test exercises the public download
boundary. Since fetcher state is process-wide, add a shared lock used by this
test and fetches_through_the_fetcher_once; hold it in both tests and clear the
fetcher before the off-the-frame test runs. Handle the returned String error
directly rather than accessing a message field.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/tests/popup_links_pictures.rs:
- Line 189: Update the `galileo-earth.webp` case in the asset-picture test to
answer the request with valid WebP-encoded bytes instead of `png(64, 48)`, and
assert that the picture is shown. Ensure the bytes pass through the popup
decoder so the test exercises WebP support.
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… within decoding's memory
A picture fetched for the identify pop-up goes through the tile cache's
downloads, which add an ArcGIS or login token for the servers it covers, but
the pop-up kept it for the session after a sign-out cleared the cached tiles.
`cache::clear` now counts its runs (`cache::clears`), and the pop-up forgets
its pictures, those still being fetched too, whenever the count moves: a
sign-out or sign-in, a login that ends, Reload Web Layers.
`decode` read a fetched picture's header with the reader's default limits.
For a PNG that unpacks the colour profile (iCCP) up to 512 MiB, so a picture
of about 3.4 MB, inside the 4 MB budget, took over 500 MB before decoding was
refused. The header is now read within the same 64 MiB as `decode_picture`,
without its pixel limits, so a picture past them is still refused saying how
large it is.
An `HTTPS://` picture reached the downloads with its scheme as written, where
the https-to-http redirect check looks for a lowercase `https://`, so a
redirect from it down to plain `http://` was followed. The pop-up now lowercases the scheme
before downloading.
A `data:image/webp` value is shown as the feature's picture (and named
"picture" in the table), as JPEG and PNG values are; the decoder reads WebP.
The user guide states the whole rule for a value to be a link and the kinds of
kept pictures, and both pages say when fetched pictures are forgotten.
Points from the review summaries that have no thread:
WebP fixture (CodeRabbit, popup_links_pictures.rs:189): fixed in 94cb14f. The asset-server test answers with real WebP bytes, and a data:image/webp value is now tested as a kept picture.
public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally calls native::download_public_within (CodeRabbit, cache.rs): right, it checks the public-only agent, not the routing in download_public_limited. Going through the public function needs the tests that install a fetcher in that binary to take turns with it, as the pop-up tests do. Left for the release quality pass.
download_reaching drops omit on the Reaching::Public branch (claude-review): nothing passes a non-empty omit there today. Left for the release quality pass.
A plain http://.jpg link outside a picture field says "only https:// pictures are fetched" (claude-review): that's by design. An address whose path is a picture file is the pop-up's picture candidate wherever it is, and when it can't be fetched, the pop-up says why rather than leaving it unexplained.
About 64 MB of textures for 16 kept pictures (claude-review): that bound comes from MAX_PICTURES and MAX_SIDE, and since this push the pictures also go whenever the tile cache is cleared. Not stated in the docs, left as is.
None found. I checked the native download path (download_public_within → fetch_answer, which enforces the 4 MB budget), the public resolver (it refuses link-local and metadata addresses as well as local ones), the decode caps and the arcgis.signOut → cache::clear path. All hold up. (confidence: high)
Security
The link check and the auto-fetch host check are both exact, and the tests cover the look-alike cases. (confidence: high)
Not verified from the repo: whether the web "open in new tab" path sets noopener. A linked page opened with window.open without it could reach the RustGIS tab through window.opener. That lives in eframe, outside this repo, so someone should confirm it. (confidence: low)
Performance
Nothing new. address::reach is purely syntactic, so calling it every frame is cheap. The web decode on the main thread is already raised in an existing thread. (confidence: medium)
Quality
Posted inline on mapview.rs:3519: forget_if_cleared runs only in the web-picture branch, so after a sign-out the fetched textures stay in memory until the next web-picture pop-up. The docs say they go with the cache, and the cache is cleared at once. Suggested: call it once per frame before picture_key. (confidence: medium, impact low)
Nit: a failed fetch is kept for the session with no retry control, so a transient network error stays "Picture unavailable" until a cache clear or LRU eviction. This may be intended. (confidence: low)
Nit: the PNG and CRC test helpers are duplicated between popupmedia.rs tests and the integration test. Left for the release quality pass. (confidence: high)
Nit: decoded web photos don't apply EXIF orientation. The data-picture path has the same gap, but web photos now reach it too. I did not verify whether the pinned image version exposes orientation through this decoder path. (confidence: low)
AGENTS.md
Complies on the points I checked: no unwrap/expect in non-test code, no unsafe, strings in tl!/i18n::fmt, no new assets and no new crates, and the docs say which pictures are fetched by themselves. (confidence: high)
Already raised (left alone): 14 earlier threads, none re-posted. Some are answered or resolved and their code is unchanged. The sign-out thread is addressed by the code, and my inline point above is a distinct timing issue.
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Major · Enforce the public-picture policy outside the direct browser fetch. · cache.rs:835-838
crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:835-838 Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Enforce the public-picture policy outside the direct browser fetch.
A literal private URL is already rejected by show and accept; it is not the bypass. The reachable trigger is a user-accepted HTTPS URL whose hostname looks public but resolves to a private address, or whose redirect leads to one. download_public_limited applies the native destination checks only when no fetcher is installed, while the web fetcher calls window.fetch_with_str_and_init and allows ordinary redirects. When browser network and TLS policy permit the connection, the request can reach the private destination before CORS rejects the response.
Use a trusted server-side fetch boundary that resolves the initial host and validates every redirect, or disable this browser download path. A redirect flag alone does not protect against DNS resolution to a private address.
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Review comment at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs around lines 835 - 838:
Update the Reaching::Public path in download_public_within so public-picture
downloads cannot use the browser fetch path without enforcing destination checks
before connection and on every redirect, including DNS resolution to private
addresses. Use a trusted server-side fetch boundary that provides these
guarantees, or disable this browser download path; do not rely on a redirect
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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Around line 835-838: Update the Reaching::Public path in
download_public_within so public-picture downloads cannot use the browser fetch
path without enforcing destination checks before connection and on every
redirect, including DNS resolution to private addresses. Use a trusted
server-side fetch boundary that provides these guarantees, or disable this
browser download path; do not rely on a redirect flag alone.
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I read the full diff, the prior review threads, and the code the changes call into (address::reach, cache::download_public_limited and fetch_answer, the clear() callers, and the pub visibility of the cross-crate items). I found no confirmed bugs, security issues, or AGENTS.md violations. I could not compile or run the tests (no shell), so build and test status is unverified.
Bugs: None found. I checked the Pictures LRU and eviction paths, the 4 MB budget (enforced in fetch_answer via split_download_limit), the header memory cap, the scheme lowercasing before the redirect check, the query/fragment cut in picture_path, and that every sign-out and login path that the docs mention calls cache::clear() and so bumps the counter.
Security: None found. Automatic fetches are limited to exact https://assets.rustgis.app. Every other picture needs a click, and http:// and local addresses are refused before any request is made.
Performance (low confidence, about 25%, low impact):download_public_within starts a new thread per picture and bypasses the per-host queue that work() applies to tile downloads. Each start is user-driven and capped at 16 kept entries, and the plugin fetch path uses the same pattern, so this is probably acceptable as is.
Quality (low-medium confidence, about 45%): In popupmedia.rspicture_link (around line 118), when several fetchable candidates exist, the first one in key order wins. So a picture from another server can show Show Picture instead of the asset-server picture in a different field loading by itself. This is a preference question, not a privacy problem. The tie-break could prefer loads_by_itself candidates.
AGENTS.md: Compliant as far as I can tell. Non-test code has no unwrap, expect, or unsafe, and user-visible text uses tl! or i18n::fmt. No assets were added, so ATTRIBUTION.md needs no change. The base64 dependency and the imagewebp feature are already in the workspace, so no new licence check is needed. The new helpers used across crates are pub, and download_public_limited and the wasm stub of download_public_within are defined for both targets.
Earlier review threads: I checked all 15. Seven concerns are still open and I did not re-post them: web-side decode on the main thread, the "Forbidden" wording, the 200-character truncation marker, forget_if_cleared running only in the web branch, redirects from the asset server (now documented), the IPv6 and port range checks, and reuse of pending downloads. The other eight were fixed or answered, and I found no regressions. I posted no inline comments because every point above is minor.
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Pictures from the web and from data: values are decoded without applying the EXIF Orientation tag, so rotated phone photos display sideways or upside down. Posted inline at crates/ui-egui/src/mapview.rs:3844. Confidence: medium-high. I did not build this, so the fix is a direction, not a tested patch.
Security
None new. I checked the auto-fetch gate (loads_by_itself), the refusal path with address::reach, download_public_limited's public-only native path, the scheme lowercasing in fetch, and the ArcGIS-token clear path. Each matches the documented privacy table. The redirect disclosure is already covered by an earlier thread.
Performance
None new. The per-frame work (picture_link, refusal, Pictures::show) is string checks and a 16-entry list. The web main-thread decode is already raised.
Quality (grouped nits, not posted inline)
The user guide and privacy page say pictures are forgotten at "a sign-out or a login that ends". The code clears on every cache::clear(), including a login starting (crates/engine/src/cmd/arcgis.rs:96). Wording only.
Pictures are downscaled to 1024 px a side, and the docs say only "up to 4 MB and 2048 × 2048 pixels are shown". The downscale is a display choice, but the docs could say so.
HEIC or other formats with no decoder here are reported as "not a picture" rather than "unsupported". Low impact, since web pictures are rarely HEIC.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. User-visible text goes through tl! or i18n::fmt, the layering holds (ui-egui uses only the public rustgis_tiles API), no unwrap/expect appears in non-test code, and the new image feature is webp, which is already in the lock file.
Already raised, not repeated: web main-thread decode, redirect disclosure, retry of failed fetches, IPv6/port validation, evicted loading entries, project-change invalidation, picture_path query handling, scheme case, ArcGIS sign-out, PNG probe allocation, unsupported-format and forbidden-address wording, the forget_if_cleared placement, the link docs, and the 200-char cut. I left 14 earlier concerns alone, most of them already fixed or answered in the thread.
I could not compile or run the tests (no shell). Everything above comes from reading the diff and the surrounding source.
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/mapview.rs:
- Line 1274: Update the map picture-cache handling around
app.map.pictures.forget_if_cleared and rustgis_tiles::cache::clears so a change
in the clear counter requests a UI repaint. Preserve the existing cache-clearing
behavior and use the map view’s established repaint mechanism, requesting a
repaint only when the counter changes.
- Line 1274: Run the `app.map.pictures.forget_if_cleared` check independently of
map rendering so cache clears are processed while the Browser view is open or
the map is too small to draw. Keep the existing cache-clear source and ensure
the check runs on the relevant update path even when no usable map frame is
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Pictures in the identify pop-up were decoded as stored, so a phone photo
with an EXIF Orientation tag showed sideways or upside down. The decoder's
orientation is now read and applied before the picture is converted.
A cache clear (a sign-out finishing on a worker thread) now wakes the app,
so the pop-up's pictures are forgotten without waiting for the next input.
The check that forgets them also moved to the top of mapview::show, so it
runs even when no map frame is drawn (a too-small view, the catalog or a
layout).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Applied by the claude-autofix workflow.
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Quality (confidence: medium, impact: low). This applies EXIF orientation inside the shared decode_picture, so it also changes how existing data: thumbnails show (a sideways thumbnail now turns upright). That behaviour change isn't in the PR description or docs/, and no test covers it: the autofix note says none was added. Suggest a PNG with an eXIf Orientation tag (or a small JPEG fixture) in mapview.rs tests, asserting the decoded size is swapped and pixels turned, plus one line in the user guide. Per the quality-pass rule this can wait for that pass, but the behaviour change should at least be mentioned in the PR.
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Left for the release quality pass. For the record in the PR: pictures in the pop-up, data: thumbnails included, are now turned upright by their EXIF Orientation tag (from the autofix commit 6d084c6). A test with an oriented fixture and a line in the user guide can come with that pass.
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Claude autofix (declined): Left for the release quality pass: the test and user-guide line are quality items. The orientation change does reach existing data: thumbnails, since they go through decode_picture (crates/ui-egui/src/mapview.rs:3911), so it should be mentioned in the PR description.
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Quality (confidence: low-medium, impact: low). When with_guessed_format doesn't recognise the bytes, this returns Failure::NotPicture, so "Picture unavailable: not a picture" is shown. A HEIC or AVIF photo (common from phones) is a real picture in a format this build can't read, so the reason is wrong, the same case the Unsupported arm fixes for BMP and TIFF. A cheap fix: when the bytes carry an ISO-BMFF ftyp box at offset 4 (HEIC, HEIF, AVIF, and others), return Failure::Unsupported with a name such as "HEIC" or "AVIF". Add a test next to decoding_keeps_the_caps.
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Left for the release quality pass. Naming HEIC/AVIF from the ftyp box as an unsupported format would give a truer reason than "not a picture"; nothing is lost or crashes in the meantime, the picture just is not shown.
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Claude autofix (declined): Left for the release quality pass: a HEIC/AVIF reason string and its test are a wording and quality improvement, not a bug or data loss. The current message is "not a picture" for those files, which is inaccurate but does not hide data.
I read the full diff, the prior review threads and the surrounding source. I found no crash path, no silent data loss and no privacy regression. The URL checks, the asset-host exact match, the 4 MB and pixel caps, the cache-clear invalidation and the wasm stubs all hold up on reading. I did not build or run the tests, since I only had read access.
Bugs
None found at confidence above low.
Security
None new. The native public-only download path, the scheme lowercasing before download_public_limited, and the assets.rustgis.app exact-host rule are consistent with the docs. The redirect-to-third-party disclosure gap is already raised (see below).
Performance
None new. The per-frame picture_link work is cheap, since reach() is text-only and does no DNS. The web main-thread decode cost was raised earlier and deferred by the author.
Quality
EXIF orientation is now applied in the shared decode_picture, so existing data: thumbnails also change. This is not in the PR description or docs, and no test covers it. Can wait for the quality pass. (confidence: medium, low impact) — inline comment on mapview.rs:3852.
An unrecognised format (HEIC or AVIF, common from phones) reports "not a picture" rather than the true reason. Same class as the BMP/TIFF Unsupported fix. (confidence: low-medium, low impact) — inline comment on popupmedia.rs:334.
Nit, grouped: decoding_keeps_the_caps encodes a 4000×4000 RGBA PNG (about 64 MB raw), which makes the test slow. Consider a smaller fixture with the same dimension check.
AGENTS.md
Checked and conforming: no new unwrap/expect in non-test code, all new UI text goes through tl! or i18n::fmt, the wasm build path is covered, no new dependencies (Cargo.lock unchanged), and the link, picture and failure paths each have a test. No new commands, so no ingress change.
Earlier concerns left alone: 6. Already raised and either answered and deferred, or still open with no answer from an author or maintainer account. These are: web decode on the main thread; the redirect disclosure for click-fetched pictures; picture reset on project change; retry of failed fetches; IPv6 and port validation; duplicate pending downloads.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base f03a590 to PR head 6d084c6), the whole PR.
No blocking issues found. I read the whole diff, the surrounding code in tiles/src/cache.rs, tiles/src/address.rs, mapview.rs and apps/rustgis-web, and the 23 earlier review threads. Tests were not run and nothing was built, so the test-passing claims in the PR are unverified here.
Bugs
Low confidence (about 30%): desktop picture downloads use public_agent, which sets .proxy(None) (crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:1694). Tiles use download_agent, which keeps the environment proxy. On a network that needs an HTTP proxy, tiles load and pictures fail with a connection error, shown in the pop-up. The failure is visible, not silent, and the code comment states the trade-off. docs/privacy.md doesn't mention it, and a line there would help.
Security
No new issues. Checked: the asset-server match is exact (loads_by_itself), user-info and look-alike hosts never become links, and fetch lowercases the scheme so the existing https-to-http redirect check applies. The native public path resolves through PublicOnly, and fetch_answer enforces the 4 MB budget from the download marker. address::reach is string-based, so the per-frame refusal() call does no DNS lookup.
Performance
No new concerns. The main-thread decode on the web is already raised and deferred, so I left it. Per-frame attribute scanning in picture_link is bounded by the number of attributes and is negligible.
Quality
Low confidence (about 35%): decode() (crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs:749) maps every decode_picture error to "not a picture", including a picture whose header is valid but whose body is corrupt. The reason is misleading. decoding_keeps_the_caps pins this behaviour, and it belongs with the already-deferred HEIC/format-reason item.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic!, todo! or unsafe in non-test code. The test module carries #[allow(clippy::unwrap_used)].
User-visible strings use tl! or i18n::fmt. No new dependencies, and no vendor assets.
Refused and failed pictures each say why in the pop-up.
The privacy and user-guide text matches the code on host rules, 4 MB, 2048 px, 16 kept addresses, and clearing on cache clear.
Earlier threads: I raised none of the 23 again. Six remain open with maintainer positions (web decode on the main thread, keying pictures per session, retry and redirect wording, EXIF test, HEIC reason, redirect documentation). The redirect point is now documented in docs/privacy.md.
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Since opengeos#1560 the browser's downloads refuse redirects, because fetch hides
where they lead. The pop-up's pictures go through those downloads, so the
privacy page, the editing guide and popupmedia's notes now say a redirect
is followed on the desktop and refused in the web app.
Web picture downloads have no client-side stall timeout. Budgeted downloads skip the 30 s stall timer, so a stalled picture can leave "Loading picture…" up until the browser gives up, while native ends at 900 s. Medium confidence, low impact. Posted inline at crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs:368.
Security
Nothing new found. I checked the exact asset-host match, link validation, native per-hop redirect checks, the web fetcher's manual redirects (refused as opaque), inet_aton and IPv4-mapped forms in address.rs, and that cache::clear() releases its lock before notify(). High confidence.
Performance
Nothing new beyond the web-side decode on the main thread, which an earlier thread already covers.
Quality
The PR body says the web browser follows redirects. That is stale: apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs:685 and check_redirect refuse them, and docs/privacy.md and docs/user-guide/editing.md say so. Fix the PR body. High confidence.
Nit: the docs say "quotes" are refused, but only " is rejected in web_link; ' passes. Low impact.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. No unwrap, expect or panic in non-test code. User-visible text goes through tl! or i18n::fmt. There are no new assets. The webp feature adds no crates, because rustgis-tiles already enables it, so the notices stay valid. The new code is not gated away from wasm, and the native-only paths have wasm stubs.
I left 23 earlier review threads alone, since none of their concerns recurs in changed code. I did not re-raise them.
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On the web a download with a byte budget had no stall timer, so a picture
whose server stopped sending kept "Loading picture…" until the browser's
own network timeout. A download kept to internet addresses (the pop-up's
pictures, whose addresses come from data) now gets the same 30-second
stall timer as tiles and documents, and ends with "Picture unavailable:
nothing came in 30 seconds". Downloads the user asked for still have
none. cache::gives_up_when_stalled holds the decision, with a test.
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Docs / PR description (confidence: high). Further down this request (line 687, outside this diff) sets RequestRedirect::Manual for a request without a login, or Error with one. check_redirect (around line 988) then turns the opaque redirect into an error. So in the web app a picture download never follows a redirect. That matches docs/privacy.md and docs/user-guide/editing.md, which say the web app refuses one.
The PR body still says "In the web app the browser follows redirects and resolves names", and the earlier reply on the redirect thread says "In the web app the browser's fetch follows it". Both are out of date. Please correct the PR description before merge, since it is the privacy description. No code change is needed; refusing is the safer behaviour.
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Thanks, corrected the PR description: in the web app a picture download refuses a redirect, and the browser resolves names, so only the address as written is checked there. Also added a correction to the earlier reply on the redirect thread.
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Claude autofix (unclear): The code matches this comment: the web fetch sets RequestRedirect::Manual or Error (apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs:687), and check_redirect (web.rs:988, called at web.rs:726 and 958) refuses the opaque redirect. The PR description still needs correcting, which is for the author to edit; this change does not touch it.
Bugs: No new bugs found. I checked the new code against the source: the header probe's memory limit, the stall timer for pictures, the cache-clear counter, the native public download path, the address::reach judgement (pure string parsing, so no DNS in the frame), and the error text the pop-up shows (scrubbed in Failure::new).
Security: No new issues. The auto-fetch gate (loads_by_itself), the link validator, and the native public-only download path hold up on the cases I traced. Failure text reaching the pop-up is scrubbed, so tokens don't show.
Performance: No new issues. The native download spawns a thread like the existing download_within, and it is bounded by user clicks. The 150 ms repaint only runs while a picture is loading.
Quality: Nothing new beyond the open quality-pass items already in the threads.
AGENTS.md: No new violations. The integration tests use unwrap() without an allow attribute, which matches the other files in crates/ui-egui/tests/. The new user-visible strings use tl! or i18n::fmt.
Docs and PR description (new, high confidence): In the web app, picture downloads refuse redirects. apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs:687 sets RequestRedirect::Manual (or Error with a login), and check_redirect turns the opaque answer into an error. docs/privacy.md and docs/user-guide/editing.md describe this correctly. The PR body ("the browser follows redirects") and the author's reply on the redirect thread ("the browser's fetch follows it") are out of date. I posted this as an inline comment at web.rs:666, the nearest changed line, because line 687 is outside the diff. Please correct the PR description before merge.
Prior threads: I left 24 existing threads alone and did not repeat them. Several remain open and were answered only by the author, as quality-pass items: the HEIC/AVIF reason, the IPv6 and port validation, the pending-download reuse, the EXIF test and guide line, and the redirect disclosure. The per-project vs per-session picture cache question and the retry-on-failure UX are unresolved and were answered only by the bot, so they remain open design questions.
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Quality (confidence: medium that it happens, low impact). An address that refusal already decides (http://, a local or forbidden address) is stored in the 16-slot LRU as Entry::Failed, so it evicts the least recently shown entry. A pop-up with several such fields can push out a kept asset-server picture, and reopening that pop-up then fetches it again without a click. Nothing is fetched for the refused address, so no privacy rule is broken, but the "kept for the session" promise for fetched pictures is weaker than the doc says.
refusal is pure and cheap, so it doesn't need a slot. Returning it directly keeps the slots for pictures that are fetched or failed:
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Some(f) => self.make_room(url,Entry::Failed(f)),
Some(f) => returnShown::Failed(f),
accept is only called for Shown::Offered addresses, which never reach refusal here, so it needs no change. The existing pictures_are_fetched_once_and_failures_kept test still holds, since show returns the same Failed value for refused addresses. Please add a case that shows 16 refused addresses don't evict a kept picture.
Bugs: No new blocking bugs found. I checked the cache clear path (notify() bumps the generation, so the old GENERATION behaviour is kept), the public-only download path and its redirect handling, the stall-timer change in web.rs, the decode caps and the header memory limit, and the pop-up layout. Nothing new turned up beyond the points below.
Security: No new issues. The auto-fetch is limited to the exact https://assets.rustgis.app host, http:// and local addresses are refused before any fetch, and the native path resolves through the public-only agent. The one redirect exception from the asset server is documented in docs/privacy.md. Confidence: medium-high.
Performance: Nothing new. The web-side decode on the main thread was already raised and left open by the author as a follow-up. Confidence: n/a.
Quality:
Refused addresses take slots in the 16-entry picture cache, which can evict a kept picture and cause a re-fetch on reopen. Posted inline on crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs:251 with a one-line suggestion. Confidence: medium that it happens, low impact.
Low-confidence: cache::forget(url) (used when an S3 connection binds, in repair, and when sources are removed) does not reach Pictures, so a picture read under an old login can stay until the next full clear. The docs describe the clear-based behaviour, so this is a gap in coverage rather than a contradiction. Confidence: low.
Nit: in docs/privacy.md, the bullet line "any download; the web app refuses it, as it does every download's. Any other picture is fetched only when you click" is longer than the surrounding wrap.
AGENTS.md: No violations found in the non-test code. The test modules use unwrap under #[allow(clippy::unwrap_used)]. Interface strings go through tl! and i18n::fmt. The wasm build paths have matching download_public_within stubs. The webp feature adds no new crates.
Already raised (left alone): 25 earlier threads on this PR. I did not repost any of them. Open ones are the web main-thread decode, the per-project picture cache, the retry and redirect-disclosure wording, the EXIF test, and HEIC naming. The rest are resolved or were deferred to the release quality pass.
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Summary
In the identify pop-up, attribute values that are web addresses become clickable links, and a value that is a picture's web address can show the picture. Following the review on #1449, a picture loads by itself only from
https://assets.rustgis.app/; a picture from any other server waits for a click on Show Picture, so data can't make the app contact a server just by being opened.Part of #1449
What changed
crates/ui-egui/src/popupmedia.rs,mapview.rs): a value that is anhttp://orhttps://address is drawn as a hyperlink that opens in the browser (a new tab in the web app) and has Copy Link in its context menu. The check is strict: a host name or IP address (optional numeric port), no whitespace, control characters, quotes, angle brackets or backslashes, no user name before the host (https://bank.example@evil.example/is shown as text), at most 2048 bytes.javascript:,file:,data:and barewww.values stay plain text.data:image/…thumbnail, which still wins), thehttps://address in a field namedimage,image_url,photo,photo_url,picture,picture_url,thumbnailorthumbnail_url(any case, with or without_,-or spaces), else the first address whose path ends in.jpg,.jpeg,.pngor.webp.image_page_url,image_creditand the like stay links or text.cache::download_public_limitedinrustgis-tilesisdownload_limitedwith the existing public-only agent (PublicOnlyresolver, no proxy) natively, asdownload_public_withinand plugin fetches use: a public-looking name, or a redirect, that resolves to this computer or the local network is refused where it resolves, which the address check alone can't see. The fetchers enforce a 4 MB budget while reading. The picture's header is checked against 2048 × 2048 pixels before anything is decoded (anddecode_picture'simage::Limitsstay as the second guard); the decoded picture is kept at most 1024 pixels a side. Each address's picture, or why there is none, is kept for the session (16 addresses, least recently shown dropped first): reopening the pop-up doesn't fetch again, and a failure isn't retried every frame. The tile cache's decoded-image store isn't used for these: its limits (16 MB, 4096 px) are looser than the pop-up's.imagegets thewebpfeature inrustgis-ui-egui.rustgis-tilesalready enables it, so no new crates:Cargo.lockandTHIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txtare unchanged.docs/user-guide/editing.md;docs/privacy.mdsays which pictures are fetched by themselves, which wait for a click, and which are never fetched.No new command, no ribbon change.
Privacy behaviour
https://assets.rustgis.app/…https://hosthttp://…(any host,assets.rustgis.apptoo)localhost,192.168.…,10.…, link-local…)data:image/…in the featureThe host check is exact: the scheme must be
https(any case) and the whole authority must equalassets.rustgis.app, compared ASCII case-insensitively as DNS names are. No port (not even:443), no subdomain or longer name (cdn.assets.rustgis.app,assets.rustgis.app.evil.example), no trailing dot. A user name in the authority, percent-encoding, backslashes, non-ASCII look-alikes (аssetswith a Cyrillic а) and full-width dots make the value not a link at all, so there's no picture to fetch. Links open only when clicked.A picture is fetched like any other download, so a host that has a login in this session gets its own credential, as for its tiles (an ArcGIS portal its token, NASA's data hosts the Earthdata token, an S3 endpoint its signature); nothing is sent to any other host. In the web app a picture download refuses a redirect (
check_redirectturns the opaque answer of a manual-redirect fetch into an error), and the browser resolves names, so only the address as written is checked there.Tests
crates/ui-egui/tests/popup_links_pictures.rs(14 tests): the real app in theegui_kittestharness with a fake fetcher installed throughcache::set_fetcher, which holds every request so the test can assert on it and nothing reaches the network:http/httpsonly;javascript:,file:,data:, text containing a URL and barewww.aren't links), opening in a new tab, Copy Link;assets.rustgis.apppicture is requested once with the 4 MB budget, shows a spinner and then the picture, and isn't requested again when the pop-up reopens;assets.rustgis.app.evil.example,xassets…,cdn.assets…,:8443, trailing dot, the name in the path) wait for a click; user-name tricks aren't links;http://and local addresses are never fetched and offer no button; adata:picture (JPEG, PNG or WebP) wins with no request;arcgis.token, thenarcgis.signOut).rustgis-tiles:public_downloads_off_the_frame_refuse_names_that_resolve_locally(the native public-only download off the frame refuseslocalhost);public_downloads_off_the_frame_send_nothing_once_their_request_ended(a picture download whose request has ended is cancelled before it is sent, as other downloads are since fix(security): bind approvals to exact execution scopes #1461).popupmedia.rs: link parsing edge cases, field and path rules,loads_by_itselfagainst about 35 hostile addresses, decode caps, a picture header read within the decoding memory limit (a PNG whose iCCP profile would unpack past 512 MiB), the session cache (fetched once, failures kept, LRU, accept-only-once).httpallowed for the asset host; every host loading by itself (the click gate removed); the pixel check removed; the byte budget raised; WebP dropped from embedded pictures; the header probe without its memory limit; the scheme kept as written; the pictures not forgotten on a cache clear.Screenshots
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before_link.png/after_link.png: web addresses as plain text before, links after.before_picture.png/after_auto_picture.png: animage_urlonassets.rustgis.app(the RustGIS icon) shown as text before, loaded by itself after (live network).after_show_picture.png: a Wikimedia picture waiting for the click (nothing fetched).after_show_picture_clicked.png: the same picture after Show Picture (live network).after_failure.png: a missing picture onassets.rustgis.appsaying "Picture unavailable: http status: 404".Where code comes from
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