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Firefox 125.0.{1,2} edition broken (gentoo, non-default USE flags) #7336
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Hi @zougloub thank you for opening this issue, I myself had Firefox 125.0.2 which does not seem to lead to this reported issue. It seems like this may not be an issue within Notebook itself. After a quick search I couldn't find any particular information that could indicate any issues with 125.0.1 however, would you be able to use the latest release of Firefox and see whether you still encounter this issue? |
Another thing to consider: if you have any content blocking extensions, like ad blockers, do you still see this issue if you disable them? You can also try running Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode, formerly called "Safe Mode". |
@RRosio yeah I'm compiling firefox 125.0.2 right now. It seems that there was a bug in Firefox preventing URL retrieval in 125.0.1, maybe it was the cause. I'll check and probably close the issue. |
Well, the same thing happens on 125.0.2 (clean profile, safe mode) ; I don't have a mainstream configuration (Gentoo, wayland with wl-roots compositor (wayfire)) so if it works for you, it's probably a problem on my end. I have noticed cursor / selection issues on other sites. I'll (slowly) investigate... |
There's no problem with official firefox binaries ( https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/ ) so it must really be a self-compiled firefox problem and one that's specific to something in my configuration so I'll close this issue, but will still comment on the resolution. |
@zougloub Thank you for following up about this! I appreciate your communication about this issue. Please reopen this issue or file another one if you find any other issues with Jupyter Notebook. |
I started a configuration bisection and found that the issue doesn't happen when firefox is installed with sudo USE="-telemetry -system-libevent -openh264 -lto" emerge firefox It takes a while to compile so maybe by the end of the week I'll find out which is the culprit. It's interesting that I have visited a lot of pages with no obvious issue, but jupyter notebook is the place where there is obviously something wrong going on! |
Hohoho, the following doesn't cause the issue: sudo USE="telemetry system-libevent openh264 -lto" emerge firefox It's either lto or openh264, if it's due to lto it will be fun... |
Narrowed it down to USE=lto. ; opening a Gentoo bug at https://bugs.gentoo.org/930673. |
Description
Note that this is possibly a Firefox 124.0.1 bug.
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Expected behavior
Same thing in Firefox as in Chrome
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