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Read my previous reply.

• JepZ 9y ago
  As you can see from the code in my post, the script runs, but the server responds with a 403 error. That looks more like the JS is doing the wrong request in FF. The problem seems to be the referrer. For comparison: Referrer in FF: https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/1A3xz8NFWjebuMbGWvy2yUBKcnAmuZSs5JmKq9-JDss8/values/Email?key=AIzaSyCxiboNdLE5nSch2pdwI3blsfvfyss3Y0M Referrer in Chromium: https://secured.fyi/ Btw. I tried deactivating any Addons which might interfere with the requests but it didn't change anything. So probably all users with a modern Firefox will have an empty table.
  • QasimK 9y ago
    I had to disable the "Smart Referrer" Firefox Addon to get the table to load in Firefox :(
    • fredrikaurdal 9y ago
      I'll be working on re-designing everything from scratch, and not rely on my current jquery solution. It's a matter of how much time I have available, but it's a priority on my list :)