**Found in** * 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) - snap **Affected versions** * 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) - snap * 128.0 - snap * 127.0.2 - snap * 115.13.0esr - snap **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: Ubuntu 24, Ubuntu 23 (snap) * Unaffected platforms: macOS, Windows **Steps to reproduce** 1. Install a Firefox snap build. 2. Open Firefox snap and verify that the location works on Bing and Google Maps. **Expected result** * Current location is displayed. **Actual result** * The `Your precise location could not be determined.` error is displayed. **Regression range** * I don’t think we can search regressions on a Snap package. **Additional notes** * Attached a screenshot. * This issue does not reproduce with `129.0a1 (2024-07-03) tar.bz2`, `128.0b9 flatpak`, `or Firefox.deb 129.0a1 (2024-07-03)`. * In the Firefox 128.0b9 flatpack build, the location is only displayed when requested a second time on Google Maps in a new session. The first time requesting location, it will show the `Your precise location could not be determined` error. This behavior also occurs in older builds (e.g., 124.0b6). * The Browser Geolocation test from https://mylocation.org/ correctly shows the Longitude and Latitude on Snap builds. * On Debian 12, the Firefox snap 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) works on Google Maps but only if the location is requested a second time in a new session. This also happens in the 128.0b9 Snap Firefox build. * I don't think this has something to do with bug 1905717 since it happens on all snap builds.
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**Found in** * 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) - snap **Affected versions** * 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) - snap * 128.0 - snap * 127.0.2 - snap * 115.13.0esr - snap **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: Ubuntu 24, Ubuntu 23 (snap) * Unaffected platforms: macOS, Windows **Steps to reproduce** 1. Install a Firefox snap build. 2. Open Firefox snap and verify that the location works on Bing and Google Maps. **Expected result** * Current location is displayed. **Actual result** * The `Your precise location could not be determined.` error is displayed. **Regression range** * I don’t think we can search regressions on a Snap package. **Additional notes** * Attached a screenshot. * This issue does not reproduce with `129.0a1 (2024-07-03) tar.bz2`, `128.0b9 flatpak`, `Firefox.deb 129.0a1 (2024-07-03)`. * In the Firefox 128.0b9 flatpack build, the location is only displayed when requested a second time on Google Maps in a new session. The first time requesting location, it will show the `Your precise location could not be determined` error. This behavior also occurs in older builds (e.g., 124.0b6). * The Browser Geolocation test from https://mylocation.org/ correctly shows the Longitude and Latitude on Snap builds. * On Debian 12, the Firefox snap 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) works on Google Maps but only if the location is requested a second time in a new session. This also happens in the 128.0b9 Snap Firefox build. * I don't think this has something to do with bug 1905717 since it happens on all snap builds.
**Found in** * 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) - snap **Affected versions** * 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) - snap * 128.0 - snap * 127.0.2 - snap * 115.13.0esr-2 - snap **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: Ubuntu 24, Ubuntu 23 (snap) * Unaffected platforms: macOS, Windows **Steps to reproduce** 1. Install a Firefox snap build. 2. Open Firefox snap and verify that the location works on Bing and Google Maps. **Expected result** * Current location is displayed. **Actual result** * The `Your precise location could not be determined.` error is displayed. **Regression range** * I don’t think we can search regressions on a Snap package. **Additional notes** * Attached a screenshot. * This issue does not reproduce with `129.0a1 (2024-07-03) tar.bz2`, `128.0b9 flatpak`, `Firefox.deb 129.0a1 (2024-07-03)`. * In the Firefox 128.0b9 flatpack build, the location is only displayed when requested a second time on Google Maps in a new session. The first time requesting location, it will show the `Your precise location could not be determined` error. This behavior also occurs in older builds (e.g., 124.0b6). * The Browser Geolocation test from https://mylocation.org/ correctly shows the Longitude and Latitude on Snap builds. * On Debian 12, the Firefox snap 129.0a1 (2024-07-03) works on Google Maps but only if the location is requested a second time in a new session. This also happens in the 128.0b9 Snap Firefox build. * I don't think this has something to do with bug 1905717 since it happens on all snap builds.