(In reply to :Ehsan Akhgari from comment #2) > Hi Tim, > > I'm sorry content blocking is causing issues. I'd like to try to help > improve things. But I need to ask your help in understanding more details > about what is going on behind the scenes. I work on the anti-tracking > backend these days, and from where I stand I don't know much about > livemarks, web extensions, and this specific issue. So far, all I have been > able to capture from this bug report is "content blocking causes some URLs > to not load somehow, probably when some extension is installed...", barely > enough information to be able to tell what's going on. > > May I ask for some information that would allow me to look into this in more > detail? This is the code that tries to fetch the feed: https://github.com/nt1m/livemarks/blob/master/shared/feed-parser.js#L5-L24 > > For starters, can you please open the browser console (or web console if > this issue happens in a web page) and reproduce the bug, and then paste what > appears in the console here? I assume you should see messages with > "https://www.reddit.com/.rss" in them... > Also can you please tell me what content blocking settings you were testing > with? And do you mind using the "Standard" Content Blocking mode and see if > the bug reproduces itself or not? It seems to break with the "Strict" mode it seems. > BTW, do you know what the all_urls permission in web extensions gets mapped > to inside Gecko by any chance? What Shane said, all_urls doesn't allow bypassing TP.
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(In reply to :Ehsan Akhgari from comment #2) > Hi Tim, > > I'm sorry content blocking is causing issues. I'd like to try to help > improve things. But I need to ask your help in understanding more details > about what is going on behind the scenes. I work on the anti-tracking > backend these days, and from where I stand I don't know much about > livemarks, web extensions, and this specific issue. So far, all I have been > able to capture from this bug report is "content blocking causes some URLs > to not load somehow, probably when some extension is installed...", barely > enough information to be able to tell what's going on. > > May I ask for some information that would allow me to look into this in more > detail? This is the code that tries to fetch the feed: https://github.com/nt1m/livemarks/blob/master/shared/feed-parser.js#L5-L24 > > For starters, can you please open the browser console (or web console if > this issue happens in a web page) and reproduce the bug, and then paste what > appears in the console here? I assume you should see messages with > "https://www.reddit.com/.rss" in them... "The resource at “https://www.reddit.com/.rss” was blocked because content blocking is enabled." > Also can you please tell me what content blocking settings you were testing > with? And do you mind using the "Standard" Content Blocking mode and see if > the bug reproduces itself or not? It seems to break with the "Strict" mode it seems. > BTW, do you know what the all_urls permission in web extensions gets mapped > to inside Gecko by any chance? What Shane said, all_urls doesn't allow bypassing TP.