During the day I'm logged into a web chat session that is quite an old version. When someone posts something I have to refresh the page to see the new posts. Is there a way to have Firefox refresh automatically? Like every 15 or 30 seconds?
To be clear, the expected behaviour of this feature is that automatic (as in, initiated by snapd) refreshes that are blocked by running snaps are retried after pre-downloading the snap files and notifying the user to close the snap. The expected behaviour for manual refreshes is still the same. If a manual refresh is blocked by a running snap, it still has to be manually retried.
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I have intermittently seen this problem reoccur, although it works at other times.When I have the problem, there is no cgroup or process hanging around.However, I always notice that snap changes does not report a pre-download of the update whenever the auto update does not happen. Whenever the update works, snap changes shows that snap has pre-downloaded the update.
Right, i confirm this. I am using kubuntu 23.04 at the moment.Firefox snap (stable) is 113. I got the notification about a snap update.But after I closed firefox, nothing happens.There is no cg or processes open.
Hi. Was this reply to my message? If so, then my firefox is still on version 113.0.1-1 despite me waiting for it to DTRT for two weeks since last post. As far as I know the snap is not on hold, because I never issued such command.
Perhaps there is some relation to the phased update issue as indicated by ogra, where the metadata is out of sync with the download. In that case, maybe a solution would be to ensure that no notification is shown until the autodownload is fully completed?
snap info firefoxname: firefoxsummary: Mozilla Firefox web browserpublisher: Mozilla\u2713store-url: : -bug-report-or-feature-request-mozillalicense: unsetdescription: |Firefox is a powerful, extensible web browser with support for modern webapplication technologies.commands:
About a month or so ago I noticed that KP was not auto-type filling logins anymore. I chocked it up as some anomaly and went on, but since that day it simply will not fill the forms. It appears that it is not getting focus back to FireFox. The placeholder for FireFox on the taskbar shows that FireFox has focus, but the window itself does not show that it has focus yet. If I go ahead and hit Alt-Tab THEN FireFox has focus. Any idea what might be causing it? Some sort of plugin compatibility issue?
Alternatively one could install Chromium (since auto-resume add-ons exist). However I guess this would also make fingerprinting easier and add a whole level of possible attack vectors (flatpak, Chromium, the add-on itself, etc.)
Testing:
01. I started with a brand new windows user. I logged onto the existing Google Workspace Gmail. I did screenshots periodically to document the timeline.
02. Gmail timeout issue appeared after about 60 minutes. (prior Sophos Community noted "Trouble with google based websites using Firefox" issue so I worked that aspect. Once my Google Workspace Gmail started timing out, I worked other Google property websites.) I opened a new tap and tried Gmail (did not load). I opened a new tap and did YouTube (it worked normally). I opened another new tab and tired Google search (it worked normally).
03. SpeedTest.net opened and ran without issue and Pocket.com worked without issue.
04. Sophos Endpoint Agent - I signed in as Admin.
05. From Sophos Endpoint Agent Admin screen ... I disabled different aspects / pieces and after each I would force Gmail to retry. I did this working through "off" but one cannot turn aspect / piece "on" after "off". Hence, I could not work through items individually. I got to half the aspects turned off and still "No Joy". (I screwed up and no screenshot of half items.)
06. After half aspects / pieces "off" and not able to re-enable, I just cancelled / off to all aspects / pieces except Deep Learning.
07. retry for Gmail and the traffic resumed working / flowing.
08. Sophos Endpoint Agent aspect(s) is/are the issue because when all but Deep Learning aspect / piece toggled "Off" and gmail resumed updates / working. However, I am unsure which aspect / piece is the issue.
09. Sophos Endpoint Agent - I signed out as Admin to re-set / re-enable all the aspects / pieces.
10. Gmail running in the originally open Mozilla Firefox tab continued working normally with aspects / pieces enabled EXCEPT Application Control and Data Loss Prevention (did not re-enable when I signed out as Admin).
11. Gmail timeout issue appeared after about 60 minutes. (prior Sophos Community noted "Trouble with google based websites using Firefox" issue so I worked that aspect. Once my Google Workspace Gmail started timing out, I worked other Google property websites.) I opened a new tap and tried Gmail (did not load). I opened a new tap and did YouTube (it worked normally). I opened another new tab and tired Google search (it worked normally).
12. After Windows Firewall, Ransomwear Detection, Safe Browsing, Network Threat Protection, Application Control, and Data Loss Prevention aspects / pieces "off" Gmail resumed working / flowing.
HTTP allows requests to be automatically retried under certain circumstances. This draft explores how this is implemented, requirements for similar functionality from other parts of the stack, and potential future improvements.
Furthermore there are several (old versions of) other add-ons which cause a high memory consumption, most notably old versions of Firebug and similar addons that store information about http requests (and most downloads are just that) and several Anti-Virus add-ons automatically installed into your browser when you install the Anti-Virus/Firewall software itself. It is recommended to update these addons to their latest version and/or disable/remove them if nothing else helps.
Two of the most commonly used downloader for http urls on Unix systems are wget and curl. Of these curl has apparently been part of OS X in the past, and is presumably installable on any version. It has many options but the ones you need in particular are -C - to continue a partial failed download, and for example --retry 9 to do up to 9 retries. Note, the web server concerned needs to support restarting downloads with byte ranges to avoid restarting from offset 0. For example, to download this question to myfile (needs -L for redirect), create a file, say download, with the contents
A test that you can do to check whether your browser extension is still stuck with Auto-fill v2 is to create a new vault entry with dummy values for the username and password, for the URL , then try to auto-fill on that login page. If auto-fill works on , then your browser extension is still using Auto-fill v2 (and that is the reason why auto-fill is not working for you on Schwab and other websites).
If you want Firefox to automatically resume any interrupted downloads then you can use a Firefox extension called Auto Resume Downloads. As the name suggests, it can restart all the downloads that have stopped in the middle for any reason. The extension is very simple and presents no user interface or options at all. You can install it and forget about it.
When you launch TestCafe v3.0.0 and up, the framework engages Native Automation mode to automate Chromium-based browsers with the native CDP protocol. Disable Native Automation to automate browsers with the TestCafe proxy.
Users may inadvertently access cached pages that contain outdated automation scripts, for example, when they activate a Role. Specify the disablePageCaching parameter to prevent the browser from caching automation scripts.
The cookie settings empower you to clean up your cache or eliminate unnecessary cache elements automatically. As an example, you may want to block third-party cookies so that you never have to worry about cleaning them out of your browser cache in the future.
You may also want to explore the area to Clear Cookies and Site Data When You Close All Windows. That essentially automates the cache clearing process by deleting items every time you close the Chrome browser.
Opera sends you to the Clear Browsing Data module, automatically showing the Basic tab. Here, you can check or uncheck items to clear from the cache, such as browsing history, cookies and other site data, and cached images and files.
If I have crashed Firefox previously, I can make current Mac FF 52.0 fail on those four models.
If I restart Firefox, I can successfully load those four models. If you crash, please try restarting and see if it helps. I will ask if we could alert on crash and ask the user to restart the browser to retry loading models.
The functionality itself is relatively simple. All you need to do is access the add-on to use it on any webpage. Download All Images will then automatically detect all images loaded on your current web page, including those that are nested or otherwise hidden.
Superset docker images that have a tag ending with -dev have the Firefox headless browser and geckodriver already installed. You can test that these are installed and in the proper path by entering your Superset worker and running firefox --headless and then geckodriver. Both commands should start those applications.
So recently, I bumped into a situation where the network works/fails randomly. As it affects the consistency of my test results, I decided to implement a fetch_retry function which retries fetch upon failure up to n times.
However, network doesn't always work like we want it to, and it might fail randomly. To catch this issue, let's implement a function fetch_retry(url, options, n) which does fetch(url, options) but retries up to n times upon failure. And hence increasing the chance of success.
This is not what we want. This is not retry upon failure, this is fetching n times simultaneously! (That being said, if written correctly, it could also increase the chance of success. Perhaps with something like Promsie.any? Although I am not a big fan of bluebird. I think native Promise is good enough.) e24fc04721
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