Unable to view Kinja comments 5.0.3rc2

[Rumble235]

I am currently unable to view any comments on the various kinja.com websites while using the NoScript plugin. I see an animation indicating loading, but they never load.
sample web page that does not load comments:
http://gizmodo.com/mars-might-have-had- ... 1793448182

I have tried using the latest development build 5.0.3rc2
I have tried using the option "Temporarily allow all this page"
I have tried using the option "Allow Scripts Globally (dangerous)"
I have tried looking for recently blocked sites that might be affecting this in the manner that blocked llwd.net broke BBC iplayer

these things did not allow me to view the comments.

I disabled the NoScript add-on in Firefox 52.0.1 and restarted the browser. This resolved the issue in an unsatisfactory manner.

[barbaz]

When this issue occurs, do you see anything related in the Browser Console? (Ctrl-Shift-J)
(if you don't know what's related, turn off CSS warnings and post everything else you see)

[Rumble235]

Code: Select all

NoScript WebExt Ready  background.js:58:3
NoScript could not disable scripts for system global [System Principal]  WinScript.js:13:11
Security Error: Content at http://gizmodo.com/mars-might-have-had-a-kickass-big-moon-instead-of-two-t-1793448182 attempted to load chrome://global/locale/intl.css, but may not load external data when being used as an image.
XML Parsing Error: unclosed token
Location: data:image/svg+xml;utf8,<svg%20viewBox="0%200%20611%20171"%20xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"%20fill="#F5F5F5"><path%20d="M0%200h238v22H0zM0%2049h611v29H0zM0%2097h537v29H0zM0%20149h238v22H0z"/></svg>
Line Number 1, Column 1:  data:<svg%20viewBox="0%200%20611%20171"%20xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"%20fill="#F5F5F5"><path%:1:1
TypeError: can't convert c to number: its [Symbol.toPrimitive] method returned an object  outstreamVideo.426400331105a0c41a32.en-US.js:1:19985
TypeError: can't convert d to number: its [Symbol.toPrimitive] method returned an object  dollars.c107094688333022441e.en-US.js:1:11013

like so?

[therube]

Works for me.
Disable your adblocker & recheck.

[Rumble235]

Works for me.
Disable your adblocker & recheck.

Tested by disabling uBlock Origin on the page in question and also by disabling the uBlock addon and restarting browser. Unable to replicate.
Edit: I am still unable to view comments on the page in question or any other kinja site whether adblocker enabled or not.

[therube]

Looks like it works with:

+kinja.com
+kinja-static.com
+google-analytics.com
+gizmodo.com

Maybe you have google-analytics.com blocked?

[Rumble235]

Normally I have gizmodo.com and kinja-static.com whitelisted. This was sufficient to allow me to view comments until recently.

Per my original post I enabled the option "Temporarily allow all this page" and separately "Allow Scripts Globally (dangerous)" for testing purposes. This was not sufficient at the time of testing. I expect that any particular site being blocked would have been revealed as the underlying issue by these tests.

However, it is interesting that you do not have the same issue. Perhaps my problem is related to some other NoScript configuration option. I also wonder if a Firefox configuration option could be the culprit, the security warning about a chrome .css strikes me as peculiar - though I have never opened the firefox browser console before today so I have no idea what is typically found there.

[barbaz]

@Rumble235: see PM

[Rumble235]

That change fixed it, thank you kindly!

[barbaz]

Great! I'll pass it on to Giorgio.

[SmilingFox]

Hey what's up, I have he same problem as Rumble, might I ask about that fix Barbaz send him/her?

[barbaz]

I've sent it to Giorgio, hopefully he will add it to next NoScript dev build.

[SmilingFox]

I hope so, Kinja comments are an integral part of my day
Thanks for the reply!

[Rumble235]

Just a heads up, this fix may be responsible for some browser crashes that I haven't seen until now.

[barbaz]

On what URLs? If this change is responsible for anything like that, the cause will be related to website code.