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Blank page on firefox. About half the time it flashes a UI before going to blank white, and half the time it starts out blank white.

• thrdbndndn 5y ago
  It works flawlessly here on Firefox. In general, I recommend anyone that reports something is broken on their brower to at least try it in a guest profile (i.e. with all extensions disabled, all settings being default) first. The author can't really catch the issue if it's caused by certain extensions/block rules/non-default settings.
  • beezle 5y ago
    It starts with a blank white screen on Firefox with no-script. Author should have a check that js is enabled if website is completely dependent upon it. If it is not, an html message of some sort is standard.
    • thrdbndndn 5y ago
      Then say it. "This site does not work without JS" is a totally valid statement (I don't know what the point is though). No one knows GP (or you) runs their browsers with what extensions if they didn't explicitly mention it.
    • istjohn 5y ago
      Serving a blank white screen to user agents without JS is the internationally understood symbol for "This webpage requires JS." "Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?"
      • beezle 5y ago
        The webstandard is to use a noscript tag with a message of some kind. A white screen is a white screen. It has more interpretations than you think, including a dead website.
      • croes 5y ago
        No it isn't. It's just a sign that something went wrong.
• me_bx 5y ago
  Same problem here. It turns out that the app only loads if a "social sharing" script first gets loaded. This script is blocked by some ublock origin extension's block list.