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The only two places I use Chrome are Netflix and Costco. Costco's behavior is just plain weird: "Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://www
by linknoid 5y ago
The only two places I use Chrome are Netflix and Costco. Costco's behavior is just plain weird:
"Access Denied
You don't have permission to access "http://www.costco.com/ http://www.costco.com/" on this server."
Is this from running NoScript? Or does it affect all Firefox users? (Also the URL is https:// https://, not http:// http://, so the error message doesn't match the URL).
- wccrawford 5y agoI've used Costco's site plenty of times on Firefox. I just double-checked Windows right now, and I'm pretty sure I've used it on OSX/Firefox in the past.
- linknoid 5y agoI cleared my cookies in Firefox for everything Costco related, and it works now. Thanks for pointing out that it works. No clue how it got in that state.
- roca 5y agoDoes Netflix not work in Firefox for you? Mozilla and Netflix have worked together a lot to make sure it does work.
- linknoid 5y agoNope, I get Error Code F7701-1003. I have Wildvine enabled, and I tried completely disabling NoScript. It's easier to just use Chrome for that one thing than have to troubleshoot the problem.
- roca 5y agoI suppose that's true but it would be helpful for Mozilla if you filed a bug about it.
- linknoid 5y agoI think I figured out what it is. I turned off web assembly in Firefox to reduce my attack surface for general web browsing (I wish I could turn off Javascript completely, but that doesn't really work these days, so NoScript is as close as I can come). I think Netflix must be the only site I actually care about that won't work without WASM, so I'm fine relegating it to a separate browser with a higher exposed surface that I never use for untrusted sites.
- roca 5y agoOK, good to know.
- kiwijamo 5y agoNetflix has worked fine on Firefox on Mac, Windows and Linux for as long as I can remember.