(In reply to b.loeffler from comment #30) > One Idea: > If the anitivirus software would be the problem. What would be the workaround? > Maybe, rather than deactivating the antivirus software I could just test the workaround and see if the bug disappears. This way I can check it but do not need to disable the antivirus software. Maybe use a VPN or seup a proxy for Firefox? Or try to block the origin of Firefox update (`aus5.mozilla.org`) locally by adding `127.0.0.1 aus5.mozilla.org` to your `/etc/hosts` file, but I don't recommend this way.
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(In reply to b.loeffler from comment #30) > One Idea: > If the anitivirus software would be the problem. What would be the workaround? > Maybe, rather than deactivating the antivirus software I could just test the workaround and see if the bug disappears. This way I can check it but do not need to disable the antivirus software. Maybe use a VPN or setup a proxy for Firefox? Or try to block the origin of Firefox update (`aus5.mozilla.org`) locally by adding `127.0.0.1 aus5.mozilla.org` to your `/etc/hosts` file, but I don't recommend this way.