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Servo 0.7.0 contains all of the changes we landed in September, spanning 527 commits!

The developer tools console now eagerly evaluates JS inputs, allowing faster feedback (@freyacodes, #47527).

We've shipped new web platform features:

• the :checked pseudoclass (@skyz1, #47987)
• the user-select property (@SimonSapin, @mrobinson, #48137, #48242)
• the <progress> element (@rayguo17, #46974)
• CSS typed arithmetic (@Loirooriol, #48338)
• the alpha() CSS function (@Loirooriol, #48344)
• the font-width property (@Loirooriol, #47914)

Plus a bunch of new DOM APIs:

• parentRule on CSSRule and CSSStyleDeclaration (@skyz1, #47743)
• version on HTMLHtmlElement (@SilvioPilato, #47786)
• getComposedRanges() and direction on Selection (@mrobinson, #47683)
• baseURL on CSSStyleSheet (@Gae24, #47783)
• CSS modules(@Gae24, #47813) and text modules (@Gae24, #47863)
• getContextAttributes() on CanvasRenderingContext2D and OffscreenCanvasRenderingContext2D (@Taym95, #47868)
• the Content-Language header (@TimvdLippe, #47930)
• dir on Document (@yezhizhen, #48170)
• SVGAElement, SVGPatternElement, SVGTSpanElement, SVGTextContentElement, SVGTextElement, SVGTextPositioningElement (@mu-mostafa98, #48174)
• the MLKEM768-X25519 algorithm for WebCrypto (@kkoyung, #48240, #48282, #48313, #48350)
• roundRect() on CanvasRenderingContext2D (@yezhizhen, #48293)
• paintTime and presentationTime on PerformancePaintTiming (@shubhamg13, #47926)
• getCueAsHTML() on VTTCue (@TimvdLippe, #48146)

Security

We upgraded to SpiderMonkey v153.3 and mozangle v0.7, both of which included fixes for security bugs reported upstream (@sagudev, #48176, #47655, #48259).

Real world compat

The egui.rs demo now works as expected with --pref dom._webegpu_enabled.

This Candy Crush game is now playable.

We're interested to hear how well your favourite websites run in Servo! Report successes in this Zulip thread or this Github discussion, and failures in our GitHub issues.

Work in progress

Our accessibility tree (--pref accessibility_enabled) now reports geometry bounds for inline elements (@alice, #47905) and does much less work when responding to DOM changes (@alice, @mrobinson, #47690). Additionally, elements with display: none are reported as hidden (@alice, #47772).

We had lots of conformance improvements for our WebGL2 implementation (--pref dom_webgl2_enabled) (@mxmgorin, #48423, #48441, #48470, #48479, #48495, #48473, #48536).

Support for WSIWYG editors (which rely heavily on contenteditable) is going very well: keyboard inputs are now hooked up when --pref dom_exec_command_enabled is present, so many editors are now usable (example).

Closed captioning for video elements is making progress. Text tracks now fire enter, exit, and cuechange events (@TimvdLippe, #47725). Media elements now return the full sorted list of text tracks (@TimvdLippe, #47785), and adding cues to a text track now sets that track correctly (@TimvdLippe, #48012). Text track objects now reflect the attributes of the associated <track> element. Text track URLs are fetched at the correct time (@TimvdLippe, #48325), and active cues are computed correctly (@TimvdLippe, #48305), while text track cues are ordered as expected (@TimvdLippe, #48368). Additionally, WebVTT parsing can now recover from errors (@TimvdLippe, #48391).

The Sanitizer API (--pref dom_sanitizer_enabled) now accepts the javascriptURLs property (@skyz1, #47867).

IndexedDB continues to improve: tables no longer error if unrelated tables contain duplicate index names (--pref dom_indexeddb_enabled) (@leowatts, #47936). Additionally, we implemented openCursor() and openKeyCursor() on IDBIndex (@kuntal-devrat, #48281), as well as advance(), continue(), and continuePrimaryKey() on IDBCursor (@kuntal-devrat, #48400).

We implemented the getTimeline() and setTimeline() methods for the Animation interface (--pref dom_web_animations_enabled) (@simonwuelker, #48122).

Embedding API

There's a new API for events originating from accessibility tools: Servo::forward_accessibility_action (@alice, @mrobinson, #48512).

There is also an API to clear session history: WebView::clear_session_history (@Narfinger, #47483).

The WebView::set_throttled API has been removed (@mrobinson, #39923). Throttling automatically occurs when a WebView is hidden and is stopped when shown.

The WebViewDelegate::notify_focus_changed method was removed, along with the Servo methods focus and blur (@mrobinson, #48364). Embedders must call WebView::set_focused whenever a WebView has gained or lost system focus.

The webgl feature has been added to the default_web_features feature (@janeoa, #47866). If an embedding does not want to ship with WebGL support they will now need to disable default features.

Multiprocess mode is enabled at build time with the new Cargo feature multprocess (@Narfinger, #47360). To remove support for this feature (reducing binary size by ~2MB), build Servo with default features disabled.

Two new preferences exist to tune garbage collector behaviour: js_mem_gc_malloc_threshold_base_mb and js_mem_gc_urgent_threshold_mb (@mxmgorin, #47999). These can help on memory-constrained devices, and more information is available in the SpiderMonkey source (base, urgent).

The JVM compatibility target was raised to 11 on Android (@veyndan, #48414).

For users and developers

It is now possible to cross-compile the OpenHarmony build from Windows hosts (@jschwe, #48392).

Unhandled promise rejections are reported to the JS console (@TTyChud, #48486), making it easier to narrow down web compatibility issues in Servo.

The OpenHarmony SDK was updated to API level 23 (@Narfinger, #48505).

Pressing Control+A (or Command+A on macOS) now selects all the content in a document (@dzfrias, @mrobinson, #48025). It is no longer possible to copy text inside of password inputs (@dzfrias, #48404).

Embedder-originating JS (e.g. devtools console or embedding APIs) will always execute, even in documents that disable scripting via sandboxing or CSP (@derdilla, #48394).

Performance and stability

We improved performance by removing unnecessary allocations (@Narfinger, @TimvdLippe, @yezhizhen, #47689, #47839, #47838, #47982, #48006, #48036, #48099, #48204, #48127, #48218, #48357, #48386, #48422, #48440, #48452, #48508), preallocating more when building vectors (@jschwe, @Narfinger, @sagudev, @webbeef, #47455, #47613, #48026, #48398), and avoiding IPC in single process mode (@leowatts, @Narfinger, @Uiniel, @TTyChud, #47691, #47718, #48002, #48073, #48476, #48435).

We also sped up Servo by reducing interactions with the GC (@TimvdLippe, @Narfinger, #47818, #48257, #48396), and doing less work when modifying selections (@SimonSapin, #47579), dispatching events (@webbeef, #48078), calculating font metrics (@RichardTjokroutomo, #48238), and indexing window frames (@mrobinson, #47832).

We reduced memory usage in common cases by reusing buffers (@Narfinger, #47751), clearing more page-specific data (@Radeonares32, @Narfinger, @jschwe, @mrobinson, @mxmgorin, #47651, #47806, #47805, #48166, #48295, #48297, #48016), compacting data structures (@Narfinger, @webbeef, @SimonSapin, @mrobinson, #47776, #48039, #48050, #47742, #48301, #48296, #48105), and sharing more buffers (@jdm, #47998). We also fixed a memory leak involving <audio> and <video> elements (@TTyChud, #48371).

We turned on thread affinity boosting on Linux, which can improve performance on some CPU architectures (@jschwe, #47058).

We're working on statically preventing a footgun that can lead to uncollectible GC cycles and leaking memory (@Gae24, @jdm, @lumiscosity, @SilvioPilato, @sahilnyk, @TTyChud, @kuntal-devrat, @MohamedAli00949, #47941, #48013, #48021, #48035, #48033, #48051, #48072, #48171, #48209, #48248, #48246, #48264, #48285, #48311, #48408, #48053, #48156, #48186, #48223, #48315, #47872, #47698, #47682, #47735, #47816, #47817, #47794, #47909, #47934, #47935, #47954, #48022, #47955, #48058, #48228, #48247, #48261, #48280, #48302, #48316, #48328, #48346, #48355, #48262, #48377, #48304, #48378, #48388, #48432).

We fixed panics in WebRTC (@MunishMummadi, #4772), execCommand() on Document (@TimvdLippe, #47784), <video> (@calvaris, #46148), <iframe> (@jdm, #48465), SharedWorker (@mrobinson, #47940), ancestorOrigins on Document (@mrobinson, #48009), about:memory (@mxmgorin, #47686, #48001), and EGL 1.4 configurations (@mxmgorin, #47803).

We also fixed a very ironic panic triggered by the about:crash page that loads when a normal page triggers a panic (@mrobinson, #48055)

The JS console no longer hangs when primitive values as thrown as exceptions (@FatCat560, #47629). Servo no longer hangs on shutdown in multiprocess mode (@Narfinger, #48523), when certain pages use IntersectionObserver (@mxmgorin, #47693), when closing a browsing context with pending WebDriver commands (@yezhizhen, #48131, #48172), or when closing SharedWorkers (@nicoburns, #48477).

about:memory got more improvements: we measure more memory for SVG rendering (@Narfinger, @mrobinson, #47061), WebAudio (@jdm, #47996), and identify globals that have been leaked (@jdm, #48237).

More on the web platform

CSS images now delay the load event, leading to more consistent behaviour for engine users performing visual rendering (@TimvdLippe, #48199).

Interactive selections in documents continued to improve! They now can span shadow trees (@mrobinson, @SimonSapin, #47931, #47694, #47895), and have consistent heights and positions (@mrobinson, #47937), plus there are new context menu entries to copy and select all (@mrobinson, #48101). Additionally, image-based content shows when it is part of a selection (@mrobinson, #48149).

Window.open() respects sandbox flags that prevent popups (@mrobinson, #47653).

LargestContentfulPaint now reports the loadTime for image content (@shubhamg13, #48286), ignores cross-origin frames (@shubhamg13, #48094), ignores invisible text (@shubhamg13, #48010), and reports null elements when they are removed from the tree (@shubhamg13, #48125).

select() on a text input now focuses the control (@dzfrias, @mrobinson, #48475).

Our WebDriver server now automates setting permissions (@xbwwj, @yezhizhen, #47623), while sending click events and keyboard actions uses fewer delays (@yezhizhen, #48066).

There are more useful error messages for methods on Document (@eachra-bawn, #47835) and CSS-related interfaces (@eachra-bawn, @jdm, #47746).

We upgraded our stylo dependency, which improves compatibility with contrast-color(), color-mix(), vertical-align, list-style, place-items, at-rule(), calc(), alpha(), attr(), content: attr(), and named-feature() (@Loirooriol, #46987, #47942).

We also fixed bugs related to visibilityState on Document (@yezhizhen, #47908), containsNode() on Selection (@mrobinson, #47938), setKeyframes on KeyframeEffect (@simonwuelker, #48103), selections when focusing a text input (@mrobinson, #48107), AudioParam clamping and automation (@kevlu93, #48351, #48347), PannerNode outputs (@kevlu93, #48510), the muted attribute on HTMLMediaElement (@TimvdLippe, #48403), placeholders in text inputs (@jdm, #47761, #47797), animations when modifying document stylesheets (@SharanRP, #48000), gradient color stops (@BudiArb, #48288), sticky table rows (@TTyChud, #48380), ::first-letter (@Loirooriol, #48307), text-wrap-mode (@mrobinson, #48469), OTF fonts (@wood-ghost, #47904), CSS and nosniff (@sahvx655-wq, #45481), Sec-Fetch- headers and redirects (@TimvdLippe, #48203), moveBefore() on Node (@mrobinson, #47692), supports() on WebCrypto (@kkoyung, #47768, #47891, #47953, #47984, #48410, #47545), cross-origin windows (@mrobinson, @jdm, #47632, #48411, #48038), origins of about:blank and about:srcdoc (@mrobinson, #47630), keypress events (@mrobinson, #48324), text and media documents (@SilvioPilato, #47823), body() on Response (@TTyChud, #48409), <details> with <summary> (@TimvdLippe, #48224), editing hidden inputs (@dzfrias, #48165), attribute nodes in XPath (@leowatts, @mrobinson, #47912), absolutely positioned boxes (@mxmgorin, #48081), CSS Grid containers with absolutely positioned nodes (@nicoburns, #47519), WebDriver wheel/pointer actions (@yezhizhen, #48143), and blob: URLs (@Gae24, #47910).

New contributors

A special thanks to the following people for landing their first patch in Servo:

• Arnau Camprubí (@Arnau478, #47726)
• Silvio Pilato (@SilvioPilato, #47786)
• Radeonares32 (@Radeonares32, #47651)
• derdilla (@derdilla, #47828)
• pr3pony (@pr3pony, #48030)
• Mario (@Fatcat560, #47629)
• TtyChud (@TTyChud, #48228)
• Devrate Kuntal (@kuntal-devrat, #48247)
• Diego Frias (@dzfrias, #48025)
• LiamillionSS (@LiamillionSS, #48424)

Interested in helping build a web browser? Take a look at our curated list of issues that are good for new contributors!

Donations

Thanks again for your generous support! We are now receiving 8144 USD/month (+1% from August) in recurring donations. This helps us cover the cost of our speedy CI and benchmarking servers, one of our latest Outreachy interns, and funding maintainer work that helps more people contribute to Servo.

Servo is also on thanks.dev, and already 37 GitHub users (+1 from August) that depend on Servo are sponsoring us there. If you use Servo libraries like url, html5ever, selectors, or cssparser, signing up for thanks.dev could be a good way for you (or your employer) to give back to the community.

We now have sponsorship tiers that allow you or your organisation to donate to the Servo project with public acknowlegement of your support. If you're interested in this kind of sponsorship, please contact us at join@servo.org.

8128 USD/month

10000

Use of donations is decided transparently via the Technical Steering Committee's public funding request process, and active proposals are tracked in servo/project#187. For more details, head to our Sponsorship page.

05 Nov 2026 12:00am GMT

The latest version of the Firefox Profiler is now live! Check out the full changelog below to see what's changed:

Changes:

• [Markus Stange] Some FlameGraph changes, for the function list flame graphs (#6402)
• [Markus Stange] Match source-mapped original filenames in call tree search (#6431)
• [fatadel] Automate production deployments (#6304)
• [Markus Stange] Fix source map symbolication in the presence of path collisions (#6432)
• [Markus Stange] Apply the 30s timeout to CLI integration tests (#6434)
• [Nazım Can Altınova] Add functionality to profiler-edit to merge two profiles, one with samples and one with markers (#5448)
• [fatadel] Bump profiler-cli version to 0.13.0 (#6440)

Find out more about the Firefox Profiler on profiler.firefox.com! If you have any questions, join the discussion on our Matrix channel!

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04 Nov 2026 1:13pm GMT

Hello and welcome to another issue of This Week in Rust! Rust is a programming language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software. This is a weekly summary of its progress and community. Want something mentioned? Tag us at @thisweekinrust.bsky.social on Bluesky or @ThisWeekinRust on mastodon.social, or send us a pull request. Want to get involved? We love contributions.

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Updates from Rust Community

Official

• Maintainer spotlight: Anthony Bolden (@Walnut356)
• Announcing rustup 1.29.3

Foundation

• Update on Rust Foundation Staffing

Newsletters

• Rust Trends Issue 86 - systemd Opens the Door to Rust

Project/Tooling Updates

• systemd ❤️ Rust
• sysinfo: fixing performance to retrieve process GPU usage
• Towards formal verification: mbrotli and mzstd
• Ruffle: Stable Releases, API, Text... and Everything Else!
• Progress Report #44: rustc_codegen_gcc can now bootstrap rustc on Aarch64!

Observations/Thoughts

• Thinking in Traits
• How to speed up the Rust compiler in November 2026
• It's the memory latency, stupid · Pivot blog
• The Missing Future State
• Everything you need to know to secure your Rust projects against the wave of cyberattacks
• [audio] Small Crates Behind Big Rust Systems
• [audio] Migrating C to Rust with Jonas Kruckenberg
• Building fine-grained version control for agents with Rust and Durable Objects

Rust Walkthroughs

• [series] Userland Linux scheduler in Rust - faster than time
• Who Are You? versus Who Owns You? - What Rust Memory Safety and Wireless Addressing Have in Common
• [video] Rust Atomics Demystified
• [video] Fix Your Rust Functions

Crate of the Week

This week's crate is tellus, a tokio-based actor framework that can be used without writing async code.

Thanks to Sean Kwak for the partial-self-suggestion!

Please submit your suggestions and votes for next week!

Calls for Testing

An important step for RFC implementation is for people to experiment with the implementation and give feedback, especially before stabilization.

If you are a feature implementer and would like your RFC to appear in this list, add a call-for-testing label to your RFC along with a comment providing testing instructions and/or guidance on which aspect(s) of the feature need testing.

No calls for testing were issued this week by Rust, Cargo, Rustup or Rust language RFCs.

Let us know if you would like your feature to be tracked as a part of this list.

Call for Participation; projects and speakers

CFP - Projects

Always wanted to contribute to open-source projects but did not know where to start? Every week we highlight some tasks from the Rust community for you to pick and get started!

Some of these tasks may also have mentors available, visit the task page for more information.

• [INVAR - Turn the HELLTEST hostile-input probes into committed regression tests](https://github.com/Ramesh-35/invar/issues/2

• Plastor - Port the tracing step from Python to Rust

• Plastor - Read depth from tone bands and cross-contours (fix flat heads on real drawings)
• Plastor - CI: build and run the Blender-free checks on Linux, macOS and Windows
• Plastor - mh score: report watertight and Euler characteristic
• Quill - Show the service message for chats started through a free messages link
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CFP - Events

Are you a new or experienced speaker looking for a place to share something cool? This section highlights events that are being planned and are accepting submissions to join their event as a speaker.

• **FOSDEM'27 Rust Devroom | 2026-11-20 23:59 CET | Brussels, Belgium | 2027-01-31

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Updates from the Rust Project

597 pull requests were merged in the last week

Compiler

• GCI: check where-clauses of associated constants for well-formedness
• MIR move elimination (1.5/6): Ensure ZSTs are always initialized
• MIR move elimination (5/6): Storage reconstruction
• check associated const binding types
• destringlyfy lint infrastructure
• expand an early return case in coerce_unsized
• new solver opts for diesel (part 2)
• new solver opts for diesel (part 3)
• perf: emit field names as a concatenated string in derive(Debug) for structs

Library

• add MaybeUninit::from_ref
• add {Receiver, Sender, SyncSender}::{is_empty,len}
• add strict_ methods to NonZero
• add TrySendError::into_inner
• core: constify resumable_breakpoint and re-export it in std
• ensure the display impl of uXX is small with optimize_for_size
• implement Duration::display_seconds
• implement Fn traits for safe functions of any ABI
• implement Vec::retain_unstable ACP
• implement advance_back_by on Fuse
• make IoSlice and IoSliceMut methods unstably const
• move lang item collection to the resolver
• specialize vec extend_with
• optimize large elements for slice rotating

Cargo

• windows: Delay-load system DLLs that most commands don't use
• fix manifest schema generation: TomlOptLevel and StringOrVec
• warn about conflicting proc-macro manifest settings

Rustdoc

• add unstable option --crate-list-heading to customize the sidebar crate list
• improve ItemKind
• notable trait badge and popover enhancements

Rustfmt

• have cfg_select! double-brace concise formatting respect control_brace_style

Clippy

• don't report missing safety doc for #[target_feature(enable)] attributed functions
• fix ICE in arbitrary_source_item_ordering
• fix assert_is_empty false positive with constant context
• fix borrowed_box suggestion for trait objects to mention .as_ref() at call sites
• fix manual_inspect suggestions for mutating closures
• fix: signed abs rounding error in remainder identity check

Rust-Analyzer

• fix LSP panic on unbound function when generics are present
• fix lowering of yield in async gen
• fix: suggest reference after dereferences
• panic Expr not in lookup due to projection types
• perf: provide ThinMap, a map that uses ThinVec when the length is small

Rust Compiler Performance Triage

This week a 0.4% increase in instructions is traded for a 33% reduction in rmeta size on some real benchmarks. Even with that regression, this week's average is still very positive thanks to a refactoring around AttrTokenStream, by using Symbols instead of Strings in the lint infrastructure, and by avoiding an extra AST walk for lang item collection, among other things. A lot of noise this week, which is mostly caused by two large rollups whose base PR was noise.

Triage done by @JonathanBrouwer. Revision range: 019b59d8..4c46afa6

3 Regressions, 11 Improvements, 27 Mixed; 2 of them in rollups 195 artifact comparisons made in total

Full report here

Approved RFCs

Changes to Rust follow the Rust RFC (request for comments) process. These are the RFCs that were approved for implementation this week:

• RFC: Add required-targets for workspace package selection
• Update actions/deploy-pages action to v5.0.1

Final Comment Period

Every week, the team announces the 'final comment period' for RFCs and key PRs which are reaching a decision. Express your opinions now.

Tracking Issues & PRs

Rust

• Properly feature gate doc(rust_logo)
• core: Stabilize abort_immediate as crash

Compiler Team (MCPs only)

• Add bootstrap tool to analyze compiler tests code coverage
• Add testing for lint machinery at runtime

No Items entered Final Comment Period this week for Rust RFCs, Cargo, Language Team, Language Reference, Leadership Council or Unsafe Code Guidelines. Let us know if you would like your PRs, Tracking Issues or RFCs to be tracked as a part of this list.

New and Updated RFCs

• Crate list heading RFC

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04 Nov 2026 5:00am GMT