I get blank boxes for photos in my e-mails.
Incomplete messages: I frequently receive messages from advertisers or newsletters containing multiple photos, posters, or the like, which never get filled in. They show up as empty boxes with a photo icon in the upper left corner. Sometimes they sit for many minutes and remain blank. The problem is not present when I use the Chrome browser.
What do I have to do to see the intended messages?
Operating system
Windows NT 10.0
IP address
174.148.245.103
Javascript enabled
Yes
Cookies enabled
Yes
Flash version
Not installed
Java version
Not installed
Websockets supported
Yes
WebGL supported
Yes
Language
en-US
Browser size
1571 x 729
Screen size
1600 x 900
Color depth
24 bit
Your full user agent string is:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:67.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/67.0
What browser am I using?
You’re using Firefox 67. 67.0.4 (64-bit)
All Replies (10)
Problem circumvented. Tracking protection can't be used.
robmm76 said
Problem circumvented. Tracking protection can't be used.
Normally if content is a page is blocked by tracking protection, you can make a temporary exception using the shield icon toward the left end of the address bar. (Example screenshot attached.) Not sure why that didn't work originally.
Thank you for your help. Please let us know when it is fixed.
robmm76 said
Thank you for your help. Please let us know when it is fixed.
What's broken? Tracking protection blocks requests to tracking servers. If the mailer runs all their images through tracking servers, then in order to see the images, you have to temporarily allow tracking.
I'm supposed to be able to bypass that by removing the shield which is not showing up.
robmm76 said
It's ok in safe mode.
How do I find out what add-ons are installed?
robmm76 said
I'm supposed to be able to bypass that by removing the shield which is not showing up.
You should see that shield icon between the "i" in a circle and the green padlock (left side of the address bar). When you click on it, you get the option to either turn tracking protection on or off. When I'm on that site, it makes no difference whether I turn it on or off; images are displayed properly.
But again : you said "it's ok in Safe Mode" .....
Can you list your extensions?
Sorry, as I said before, no shield is shown.
robmm76 said
Sorry, as I said before, no shield is shown.
On that "Utah Film Center" it does show, but you are now probably talking about your email website, which is why you started this thread to begin with.
But once again : you mentioned that the images do show in Safe Mode - please see the posts regarding add-ons (extensions) ..... (you mentioned that turning off hardware acceleration didn't make a difference). To see if you do have an add-on (extension) go to Options => Add-ons => Extensions. Your system details only show the Shield Study extension - please see my post about how to remove it (just in case that might be the culprit).