Temporarily allowing a top-level MP3 file fails

[Guest]

This is more of a bug report, but I can't post in that forum, so yeah.

When you open an untrusted MP3 in Firefox, you get the yellow placeholder thing.



When you click on that and confirm the temp allow prompt, this happens:



When I allow the entire site, the MP3 plays just fine. Also, this only seems to happen when the MP3 is the top level document (as opposed to being an <audio> embed in an HTML page).

[Thrawn]

What happens if you use the Blocked Objects submenu, instead of clicking on the placeholder?

[Guest]

What happens if you use the Blocked Objects submenu, instead of clicking on the placeholder?

The same thing, really.

[Giorgio Maone]

Please check latest development build 2.6.8.3rc1, thank you.

[therube]

So that's going to be a different issue then http://forums.informaction.com/viewtopi ... =7&t=17119, which is still outstanding.
(And now fixed too.)

[somini]

This also happens to me, I'm on v2.6.8.5, with both Forbid audio/video and apply restrictions to whitelisted sites too unticked.
It's quite annoying combined with media.autoplay.enabled set to false, because I need to click twice.