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Firefox 160 - NoFrames (???) seems to be blocking images for certain programs

dharmatrails

Noting being a great tech person here is what I have learned from research of others for the website affected.

The first image shows a screenshot. Normally, in this image, there would be a map where the black is located. Since Firefox 160, images are not showing up on this website.

I also noticed today, perhaps connected, where I added a photo on eBay for an item I was selling, that photo also did not display on Firefox when added.

Here are two notes from someone on the tech side for the website I was using since the Firefox update.

"Disabling NoScript entirely for the tab lets the page load, but it would be nice to not have to turn off my security."

"Disabling noscript for the tab seems to work in a Private window, but before doing so I also saw this in console when trying to log in - which is somewhat concerning."

For the record, I have never had a NoScript extension for Firefox.

Noting being a great tech person here is what I have learned from research of others for the website affected. The first image shows a screenshot. Normally, in this image, there would be a map where the black is located. Since Firefox 160, images are not showing up on this website. I also noticed today, perhaps connected, where I added a photo on eBay for an item I was selling, that photo also did not display on Firefox when added. Here are two notes from someone on the tech side for the website I was using since the Firefox update. "Disabling NoScript entirely for the tab lets the page load, but it would be nice to not have to turn off my security." "Disabling noscript for the tab seems to work in a Private window, but before doing so I also saw this in console when trying to log in - which is somewhat concerning." For the record, I have never had a NoScript extension for Firefox.
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Enter about:config in the address bar and check the value of the privacy.resistFingerprinting preference.

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