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Thanks, looks like I somehow missed jsdelivr. With jsdelivr allowed, that particular option ( Percent Positive and Test Rate of Molecular Testing by ZIP Code/Map ) now renders, mostly what I care about. However, and most likely not NS related (site appears to be extremely complex - takes a long time...

Firefox 78.6.1/NS 11.1.9 Site in question: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page For example, map by ZIP Code/" Percent Positive and Test Rate of Molecular Testing by ZIP Code " (among several options) https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page does not render at all unl...

"Blank Page," but should mention that FF, including New Tab was set up several years ago using Aris github - and haven't bothered to do much with CSS since then, which would have been at the outset of FF 57, back in Sept '17. (With some small modifications, still working quite well even with the 78....

Should also say, just to make this clear, absolutely nothing to block.

Small niggling issue, but curious to know if there's a fix.


FF 78.6/NS 11.1.8 (but started even earlier, unsure exactly when)

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https://old.reddit.com/r/privacytoolsIO/comments/f3h73t/privacy_browser_waterfox_appears_to_be_sold_to/ Mix of reactions there from outright disdainful, cynical-distrustful, as in sold-out, so bye,bye, to shrugs, to wait and see, to a very few who are welcoming. Me, I don't know what to make of it. ...

Giorgia Maone wrote:...Yes, it won't connect anyway (it's the multicast address, has no meaning for HTTP requests

Cool, so not to worry? Thanks!

Btw, any idea why AOL throws a JS error if it isn't allowed?

Yep, in Brave it's NS 11.0.9 (Btw, and OT, have to keep Brave scripts blocking disabled when logging in to AOL webmail, or it throws a JS error, as well. Not seeing any way with Brave scripts blocking enabled to allow the site the way I can with NS.)

Reviving this thread with a new uMatrix issue. (Mostly a rehash of a post at https://www.reddit.com/r/uMatrix/comments/edsdt8/brave_browser_wumatrix_new_behavior_for_xhr/) that has gone unanswered, except for a recommendation to get to AOL webmail another way, which is unneeded. Thinking that maybe ...

Got it, makes sense of course.

Allow button stays greyed out after entering site. Used to work just fine. EDIT: Just noticed, Allow button works until a domain suffix is added. E.g., can list mail.aol, but not mail.aol.com. As soon as I add .com, the Allow button greys out. EDIT 2: Think I figured it out. Already had aol.com list...

Are there any? Maybe already announced, but haven't kept up.

This is actually one of the main reasons I use Waterfox. Disabling that stuff in Firefox settings is not as thourough as what Waterfox does, and wouldn't be sufficient for me. Also, disabling stuff in Firefox doesn't solve the problem of Firefox adding more crap in new releases, that you then have ...

Thanks, just got around to updating. Awaiting a patch, had been using FF for so long I quite got used to it. Now WF looks a bit strange to me. I realize that, besides being able to run the older XUL addons, at least in the 56.2, one of WF's main purported advantages, is that it doesn't send all that...