FIREFOX QUESTIONS

this will help You are attempting to make a cross domain Ajax call. For this to happen you need to use JSONP.JQuery understands JSONP and it will handle all the underlying tricks for you.

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it should still fix some issue You can type special characters after search term to tell Firefox to favor certain things. For example, you can type * after a term to tell Firefox to search only bookmarks. Fore more info, see https://support.mozilla.o

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should help you out My earlier testing fails completely. I was sure I had tested in safe mode with no change in result. However I retested with the latest Firefox update (FF 67 on Linux) and found out that it is the LastPass plugin which is the root

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it helps some times First you need to differentiate between HTML engine and JavaScript Engine.

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it helps some times I was experimenting with the fancy new OpenType font capability in Firefox 3.5 and I ran into a problem. I was trying to embed a font on a different domain than the page it would be used on, and it didn't work. I thought it may ha

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will help you Have you looked at the Mozilla Developer article "Extension Versioning, Update and Compatibility"?Basically, your install manifest needs to have an updateURL that points to an update RDF. The update RDF will have a list of each version

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I wish this helpful for you "Blocking" previously (earlier versions of FireBug) was called "Queuing". It actually means that request is sitting in queue waiting for available connection. As far as I know number of persistent connections by default is

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should help you out Response headers and meta tags (there's several that say not to cache) are treated more like suggestions than rules. That's why most bank websites tell you to close your browser after you log out. So to answer your question direct

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further It's hard to say something about "all" network traffic in a system as complicated as Firefox.WebSockets were remoted a long time ago, and on Linux at least the networking in the web content process is usua

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I hope this helps . getUserMedia now requires a secure connection (https) even in Firefox.In Firefox 68 this manifests as a NotAllowedError, which is how Chrome used to work until recently.

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further You have to change another setting, in addition to removing localhost and 127.0.0.1 from the "No proxy for" box: set network.proxy.allow_hijacking_localhost to true in about:config.This was changed recentl

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will help you Have to close the question. Answered by Nickolay

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Any of those help The use of browsers other than Tor Browser is recommended against. The use of privoxy / polipo has been deprecated by The Tor Project long time ago as well. The current advice is to only use Tor Browser, because only Tor Browser giv

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I wish did fix the issue. I was having this problem on Firefox (but not Chrome) and at first I saw several references to making sure your server recognizes the SVG mime type as mentioned in these articleshttps://github.com/videojs/video.js/issues/509

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With these it helps If you pass too many arguments the extra ones are ignored. Try document.getElementsByTagName("a", "b"). If you pass too few, you get an exception: document.getElementsByTagName(). If you apply a WebIDL operation to the wrong type

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wish help you to fix your issue There is no such command you can enter in the browser to accomplish what you're trying to do. If what you're looking for is a way to download files for which you have the URL but without having to create a hyperlink, t

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Does that help Here is how to convert moz_places.last_update_time into a string, 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS':UTC: datetime(last_visit_date/1000000, 'unixepoch')

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I hope this helps . This functionality was recently added to Firefox; you can read the implementing bug for details.It is targeted at Firefox 58, so if you want this today, you'll have to run Nightly.

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I think the issue was by ths following , You can combine jpm with the Extension Auto Installer add-on like this:

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With these it helps If you want to do SSL interception you have to generate a CA certificate which you add as trusted to the browser/system and then dynamically generate leaf certificates signed by this trusted CA certificate. This means for each sit

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like below fixes the issue Extensions don't care about the page CSP at all. They can run code alongside your code (where they are not bound by the page CSP), or inject arbitrary code in the page JavaScript context.Further, extensions have enough powe

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it should still fix some issue I just had this issue with a design I was working on. Basically, Firefox creates a scrollable area for any shadow that extends past the right edge of the page. For whatever reason, Firefox doesn't create scrollable area

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seems to work fine First of all sorting mp4 tracks has nothing to do with that. Second, on Win10 with Firefox version 52.5.3 your bad.mp4 works just fine. However on MacOS using Firefox 69.03 bad.mp4 also plays but with a lot of artefacts.The H.264 b

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seems to work fine In order to run protractor tests on multiple browsers, Protractor offers a multiCapabilities configuration option. These options should be defined as an array of objects.

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I hope this helps . This is not for the developer of the page to solve.While biking back home, a possible cause popped up in my mind: could one of the add-ons I use cause this and yes, that appears to be the case.

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like below fixes the issue In case you're still struggling with this after two months:There doesn't seem to be a way to completely turn of touch simulation, but it is enabled because the device that Firefox emulates has a touch screen. What you can d

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