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Breaks all sign in with Google #684
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I see that you have a userAgent switcher installed, are you spoofing your userAgent? Even if the extension is disabled, check if Firefox is actually sending the correct userAgent string. I remember encountering a glitch where even after a userAgent spoofing extension was disabled, the browser was still sending the spoofed userAgent because, the config override didn't revert back to the original string. I also see that you have a lot of extensions enabled, so it could be worth checking if one of them is trying to protect a JS API that CanvasBlocker is also trying to protect and causing issues. It might also be worth checking your Let me know if any of this helped you. |
Whitelisting accounts.google.com works for me Please try the latest beta at https://canvasblocker.kkapsner.de/versions/?C=M;O=D |
after update 1.10 i couldnt login to gmail accounts..i was always getting This browser or app may not be secure. “try using a different browser.If you’re already using a supported browser,you can refresh your screen and try again to sign in” reinstalled 1.09 and works fine |
1.10.1 is in the approval process. |
great thanks |
I just got the update to 1.10.1 from the Mozilla Add-on Store, and it has fixed all issues with Google sites for me. |
thank you for the update..i will check it once i restart firefox |
I will test it when I get time. |
Just tried signing into VirusTotal, with Google, while using the updated extension, and I was still unable to be redirected and logged in until I disabled the extension. How do I add a site to the whitelist? |
I added accounts.google.com to the whitelist, by manually editing the save file and loading it, I then unchecked all the boxes to not protect any APIs on accounts.google.com, and restarted firefox, and it's still not redirecting me logged in... |
At which screen are you not redirected? Please give me some screenshots. |
@yodaluca23 I just tested it out, you have to whitelist the Window API protection for |
Tried that, still did not work. Here is the screen recording @kkapsner CanvasBlocker.Glitch.mp4 |
@yodaluca23 I even opened an account on VirusTotal now to test it under the same conditions as you do, it works perfectly. Are you really sure you added |
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@yodaluca23 Hm.. I don't know what the issue is on your end, then. I use Firefox instead of Waterfox, don't know if that has something to do with it. |
This extension causes websites to not able to redirect any login with google login.
Description
If you try to sign in with Google on any website, with this extension, it will not be able to redirect and log you in.
Expected Behaviour
It allow the APIs needed to allow websites to redirect from sign in with google.
Current Behaviour
Site is unable to login and redirect.
Possible Solution
Have a toggle to fix log in with Google, toggle explaining, that it may allow some tracking APIs through.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Context
I have had to completely disable the extension, because even if you whitelist accounts.google.com, it still does not work.
Your Environment
CanvasBlocker Version used: 1.9
Firefox version incl. 32- or 64-bit: WaterFox 64 bit
Operating System and version (desktop or mobile):
Edition Windows 11 Home
Version 23H2
Installed on 10/1/2022
OS build 22631.3007
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22681.1000.0
Installed addons:
Your Settings
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