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Yes? And the submission leads to twitter, which blocks FF deliberately, so what's your point?
by mbwgh 2y ago
Yes? And the submission leads to twitter, which blocks FF deliberately, so what's your point?
- k_sze 2y agoWait, Twitter/X blocks FF? How does that work? Is that only in some countries? I'm in Canada and I still use X on a daily basis in the latest Firefox on Windows and I have not noticed a thing.
- mbwgh 2y agoI am simplifying in saying that they outright block FF, but the site is broken with Enhanced Tracking Protection enabled [0], and has been for a while. They even mention FF in a dedicated error message, which I have to admit just grinds my gears :) 0 - https://cybernews.com/news/x-twitter-not-working-on-firefox/ https://cybernews.com/news/x-twitter-not-working-on-firefox/
- k_sze 2y agoThat's odd. I use X on FF with not only Enhanced Tracking Protection, but also a whole bunch of other privacy extensions (uBlock Origin, Ghosterly, Disconnect.me, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials, EFF Privacy Badger) without adding any exception for x.com, and it still works for me.
- 0dayz 2y agoAre you logged in to your account? Since I suspect that's why.
- k_sze 2y agoI am; but for what it's worth, if I open a new private window, I can still browse any public profile on X without logging in, and with Enhanced Tracking Protection enabled.
- 0dayz 2y agoTry doing it with removing your cookies or in a vm since it could be that Twitter uses super cookie to track you.
- tpm 2y agoI just tried to enable ETP (had it disabled previously) on x.com and it works, so they must have fixed it.
- usr1106 2y agoDidn't verify. Twitter is on my mental blocklist anyway.
- shiroiushi 2y agoYep, the sooner that website disappears into a black hole, the better. Nothing of value will be lost.