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HAIL eSATA-n posted:i did, nothing unusual there huh. no idea why i got lucky, then unless it's because i looked up mr. robot on imdb once, which would actually make it way loving worse
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DaTroof posted:check your addons for something called looking glass i dont have this add on, op. your holding it wrong.
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firefox is starting to play the facebook game, where they rename privacy settings and restore intrusive defaults in every new release, forcing users to play whack-a-mole the looking glass bullshit made me want to disable "study" deployment and i was very unhappy to discover that all my other privacy settings (search suggestions, send reports to mozilla, send usage to mozilla) had been reset to "mmm yeah do it"
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mods please rename thread "firefox conspiracy zone" tia
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why is noscript asking for the ability to read my download history? that seems weird and outside of the scope of what it's supposed to do
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i don't have the addon that reddit is mad about hope this helps, op
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i looked it up and it turns out it's for a new feature where you can export/import settings and the firefox notification fails to mention that it has to ask for permission each time before it has to do anything
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Dec 17, 2017 19:36
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infernal machines posted:wait, wasn't that part of an opt-in program for testing new features? it was opt-out worse, the new version of firefox re-set it to "in" for folks who previously opted out this is just a gigantic cockup
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I installed uBlock Origin on a customer's computer and when I went to the add-ons tab the ad-addon was there. This was not the sort of person who would know of or agree to anything unusual on their computer
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it was opt-out no you see by failing to explicitly opt out you've actually opted in that's how those words work, right?
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it was opt-out "auto opt-in"
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thank you again to the mods for the title change stop installing random unsigned extensions and your poo poo won't get opted in
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it's easier to avoid random extensions when they aren't pushed as a "study" by moz com
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Dec 19, 2017 05:36
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The_Franz posted:firefox on linux uses libffmpeg for video playback, which does support hardware video decoding i thought that was only encoding, not decoding as far as i know, firefox has never had any hw accel video decode in linux, only a vaapi-enabled chromium can provide that... (case in point, if you in "chrome://media-internals" see "FFmpegVideoDecoder", youre not getting hw accel decode, it should read "GpuVideoDecoder")
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Dec 19, 2017 14:30
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1210727
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yeah this is just one of several "standards" for hw decoding the best-supported option is vdpau, the nvidia "standard" for offload. libva, the intel option, is new.
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Tankakern posted:i thought that was only encoding, not decoding https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/HWAccelIntro it supports vaapi and vdpau decoding. the path it takes might not be as efficient as it could be if the frames end up taking a round trip, but it can still reduce cpu usage quite a bit. building hw video decoding directly into ff just means that you wouldn't need the libffmpeg dependency to play most videos anymore
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:yeah this is just one of several "standards" for hw decoding vdpau is not getting that much attention lately considering it's a nvidia thing. libva also has amdgpu support, and it also supports vdpau as a driver. so it would be enough for firefox to build in vaapi support to get some real accel going. vaapi on my skylake dell accelerates h264, vp8 and vc1 through intel
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im the spending effort on desktop linux
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fart simpson posted:im the spending effort on desktop linux chrome and firefox both put a lot of effort into desktop linux (it is a distinctly second class platform in the chrome case, but it is, nevertheless, well-supported. everything just takes longer to reach linux)
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ok now noscript isn't remembering whitelist settings what the hell is going on
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sometimes ublock just doesn't work on page load either
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I have a similar issue, right after starting FF for the first time of the day, reopening its old tabs; if the active tab is a youtube window, the ad will play. Press F5 and everything is fine again.
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Dec 27, 2017 12:40
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the browser is so fast now that the addons can't keep up
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lately it's been total poo poo with video. when i try to use facebook video chat and browse at the same time the video gets all fucky. this doesn't happen in chome so it's not my computer. what to heck moz
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Stick Insect posted:I have a similar issue, right after starting FF for the first time of the day, reopening its old tabs; if the active tab is a youtube window, the ad will play. same issue for me also videos in embedded tweets dont play in firefox unless i go to twitter itself e: went back to opera for a bit and i forgot a browser with worse font rendering than ff existed huhwhat fucked around with this message at 13:45 on Dec 28, 2017 |
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does anyone know of a firefox extension thats like a "personal local HSTS" implementaion? if i successfully connect to a site over HTTPS, id like to then have my browser refuse to connect over plain HTTP for at least the same browser session, and show a warning page (that can be bypassed) if the site certificate becomes invalid in that time i know of a few sites that play fast and loose with redirecting between http and https due to misconfigured web servers, and that isnt likely to change any time soon for various reason,s but i would like to flip a switch saying "always use https for this site"
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:the browser is so fast now that the addons can't keep up
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google refuses to enable u2f against firefox  
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Progressive JPEG posted:google refuses to enable u2f against firefox dg00g is bad
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are tweets not properly embedding for anyone else, now? i've disabled all addons and they still aren't embedding
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Rex-Goliath posted:are tweets not properly embedding for anyone else, now? i've disabled all addons and they still aren't embedding yeah, i think someone in qcs said its a twitter thing and you have to enable third party cookies which lol
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firefox is doing you a favor
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Agile Vector posted:enable third party cookies
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Progressive JPEG posted:google refuses to enable u2f against firefox do they enable it for IE or any other browser, or is it implicitly chrome-only/
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:do they enable it for IE or any other browser, or is it implicitly chrome-only/ edge just puts anything that helps in its useragent these days as i used it on my wp phone when that change happened it was a bit of a revelation how everything started working
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:edge just puts anything that helps in its useragent these days lol that they would even bother looking at that because everyone has been doing that since the inception of the web browser
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