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Browsing that from Firefox Mobile and all I get is Chromium’s logo and the blog title on a blank page. We are definitely going back to IE-like days
by msantos 7y ago
Browsing that from Firefox Mobile and all I get is Chromium’s logo and the blog title on a blank page.
We are definitely going back to IE-like days
- ajross 7y agoWorks fine for me with FF 67.0.2 on a current Android 9 image. Are you sure it's not something else?
- msantos 7y agoTurns out it was the tracking protection which blocks some google domains. Disabling tracking protection for this site (there were 9 of them) worked
- codezero 7y agoThis is kind of the opposite I think. Your browser is blocking assets, probably at your request. Mine is too btw.
- MrPatan 7y agoSame here, but it worked the second time, with FF mobile. I bet there's some race condition somewhere that goes away when whatever file is cached and loads quickly.
- fourier_mode 7y agoNot true. Works fine for me.
- ChrisSD 7y agoThat's weird I was about to disagree with you but then I refreshed the page and had the same problem. The debug console showed a lot of content security policy violations for inline scripts. After some more refreshes it came back. The bug seems intermittent and thus not easily reproducible.
- bitmapbrother 7y agoI expect this type of stupidity to reside on Slashdot. Looks like it has found its way here. Maybe if you tried turning off the myriad of blocking extensions you have installed you might actually get it to work.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y agoWhat did you expect to happen with the endless feature chasing?
- antisemiotic 7y agoUnblocking third party javascript worked for me. That's still idiocy if you'd ask me, but doesn't seem to be google-specific idiocy.
- msantos 7y agoYou are right. Disabling tracking protection worked