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Stopped working suddenly #961
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The extension works if I downgrade to Firefox 121.0.1. Perhaps it's a bug in the browser? |
In theory, if you disable the extension then from another container login to a different facebook account (or log out from your other/facebook container) then close the tab(s) and re-enable the extension, after that if you go to any facebook/meta website (from any container) you should NOT be logged in to the account you used on the different container. Also i think the "fence" thing comes from firefox itself, or from another facebook-taming extension? I can't remember. |
I had the same. The Facebook context just lost its color. Go to Settings > find |
@kkarpieszuk I couldn't find the settings via your instructions (no idea how you found "Context" or "Customize"). But I can confirm changing the color of the container using the settings (see image) confirms that the extension is actually running. However, I can confirm that using a black color, which is the default for this extension I believe(?), seems to be broken. Choosing a black color for any container removes the color for me. |
@victorz you are right, it is Container. I am using Polish version of Firefox where they translated "Containers" into Polish "Konteksty" which I incorrectly translated back to "Contexts" Anyway, I updated my comment. And btw, while black color does not work you, for me it is the white color. I guess it depends on the system color settings (I am using Ubuntu with dark mode preferred) |
This add-on just doesn't work since i think yesterday or the day before. Tabs from facebook/meta/instagram now just open in whatever container the current tab is using. Incidentally, the "Facebook" container disappeared. Uninstalling and reinstalling the add-on, as well as re-creating a "Facebook" container didn't fix the issue.
Firefox 122.0 64bit on Linux Mint, default one that's in the mint/ubuntu repo. Steps to reproduce:
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