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Should I make a new report each time the problem pops up?

alwayssummer wrote:Report: 455660

How will I know if anything has become of my report?

Report: 455660

Thrawn wrote:ClearClick exceptions are in about:config, but as barbaz said, please post the report ID here so it can be properly resolved.

Are the reports visible to the public? I don't really want the world to see what financial sites I use.

It's already possible - but what sites are they? How? I don't see any whitelist options under the ClearClick tab. For security reasons I would prefer not say which specific sites I'm having this issue with. They are both financial sites. Keep in mind that if it's false positive that the real fix mi...

Would be possible to implement a whitelist that only applies to ClearClick? Let's say I don't want to trust all of my whitelisted sites to disable ClearClick protection, but there are a few that frequently trigger ClearClick warnings. It would be really nice if I could make just one or two sites exe...

therube wrote:> CreditSesame

Is what?

CreditSesame.com is a credit monitoring site.

I seem to have this issue on many websites: CreditSesame doesn't currently work with NoScript enabled. It stalls at "Crunching Your Data & Updating Your Advice". But there are so many domains to enable. If I try them one at a time and wait to see if the site starts working it will take...

Thrawn wrote:...before that, you can try allowing scripts globally to see if that fixes it.

Did not fix.

Neither did disabling NoScript.

I guess Imgur just has a shamefully bad login script. It pains me to think that such a popular site could be running such bad code.

I am getting some unexpected behavior when I try to log into Imgur via Google+. First, when Google's permissions page opens, the Imgur icon is missing. http://imgur.com/haY8RnD Then after clicking "Allow" the pop-up window closes itself and then also closes whatever tab happens to be activ...

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And it loads now, but I'm still concerned about having it in SYSTEM. Should this rule be in USER?

I think it is getting picked up by the local rule because I am using VPN to my company.