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(Sounds like I need to read up on what "TabGuard" is .
[Ah, now I have to actually read through them...])

Strange: Site goes into loop if TA'd & accessed from external link Click this link on this page [WinRAR], www.group-ib.com/blog/cve-2023-38831-winrar-zero-day/ . By default JS is blocked on group-ib.com, so page does not display properly. All expected. Temporarily Allow group-ib.com. Page displa...

Firefox users may import Chrome extensions now Big deal. Who cares. Better question, though, is, why? They take everything away from you, because it's "complex" & "telemetry" says no one uses it. And they're looking to implement "extension importation"? You know, b...

@rschalie,

Your "Image" link is not a valid "hotlink".
(What you posted requires a login.)

Now on 102.12.0esr Now on "ESR" - because I'm on Win7, & 115 ESR will be the final FF version to support Win7. That said, the reason I likely ran into this again, is that when I dropped Nightly, I went to the (then current) ESR, 102. (And in the 102 era, this bug still existed.) Theor...

DRATS! It's returned. Now on 102.12.0esr (cause I'm on Win7 [with FF dropping support for 7, & nightly no longer updating, & being "iffy" if you manually update]). Oh. When I put in ESR, I started with a new Profile, made my typical (anti-spying-like) changes, & only copied bac...

mozillazine: addons-restricted-domains Huh? mozilla: Why aren’t my add-ons working on some websites? Certain Firefox users may come across a desktop notification indicating that their add-ons have been disabled for particular websites. In Firefox versions 113, 114 and ESR, we have introduced a syste...

This is NoScript classic (so posting here). Take from it what you will... This affects Pale Moon (as of PM 32.2.0.) (SeaMonkey is NOT affected.) NoScript makes Pale Moon crash opening MP4 pages 32.2.0 Crash on MP4 in Windows 7 Note that PM is/has always been hostile to NoScript. Nonetheless, looks l...

Just noting...

(Knock on wood) it's been almost 2 months since my last hang...



(No changes here, except for FF Nightly updates.)

palant: How malicious extensions hide running arbitrary code Two days ago I wrote about the malicious extensions I discovered in Chrome Web Store. At some point this article got noticed by Avast. Once their team confirmed my findings, Google finally reacted and started removing these extensions. Out...

Fixed .
(Thought it did take a second bug for them to get it, which then also fixed this bug.)

Well, I was thinking it's been too long since I've had an occurrence... a day and 2 hours ago (10:44:33 AM 04/13/2023) Version 114.0a1 Build ID 20230413035039 (I downloaded today's update, earlier, but hadn't restarted to actually install it. Now, I'll have to impetus to do that ;-).) And actually s...

42 minutes and 22 seconds ago (11:15:00 AM 03/28/2023)

the NoScript toggle stays ON for an unusually long time (multiple seconds) until it finally switches to the OFF position

Yes, I've noticed this too. (And probably mentioned somewhere in here?)

So just what lead you to this "fix"?


(With a brief look, it kind of appears that those type of settings might be used to thwart "fingerprinting", & so I'd think are more apt to be set by a user using Tor, which you are using.)