Update: The issue comes from the latest NoScript update v11.2.14 (2021-12-30). Disabling the extension fixed the issue. I'll report it to them. The report is available he… (read more)
Update: The issue comes from the latest NoScript update v11.2.14 (2021-12-30). Disabling the extension fixed the issue. I'll report it to them. The report is available here.
Hi,
Since the latest stable firefox version (95.0.2), it seems like opening a video file which can be played in the browser, like a mp4 file for instance, will result in an error:
05:05:35,632 Uncaught TypeError: videoElement is undefined
setFocusToVideoElement chrome://global/content/TopLevelVideoDocument.js:21
<anonymous> chrome://global/content/TopLevelVideoDocument.js:29
TopLevelVideoDocument.js:21:5
The video will plays normally, just to make it clear. Just that the error will appear in the console. And the error will keep reoccuring.
Here are some video samples if you need, to see if the error is individual or global.
I checked the source changes on that file but wasn't able to find any change there so not sure why this error is occuring atm, must be a deeper reason. I was aware of that error because i'm using a GreaseMonkey script to automatically redirect some links opened to only have the video displayed with custom settings to avoid having to allow some JavaScript. The error occurs independently of the extension (checked with the script disabled, and the extension disabled).