On 04/16/2014 10:09 AM, Yan Zhu wrote: > On 04/16/2014 09:46 AM, Russell William Golden wrote: >>> Firefox 24.4 ESR and SeaMonkey 2.21 ESR (both on CentOS/RHEL6). Tested >>> on XKCD and 7chan. Both worked on 3.4.5, but not 3.5. On 3.5, no sites >>> at all showed up in the rules enable/disable dialogue. >> The bug is not present on SeaMonkey 2.25 for Windows. >> > > The sites-not-showing-up-in-enable/disable is a bug that Jacob is > working on; it was caused by migrating to a SQLite db for rulesets. > > I just tested HTTPS Everywhere 3.5 on Firefox 24.4 ESR (Debian, 64-bit) > and it was working. My guess is that the bug has something to do with > your OS not liking the SQLite migration. Will look more. > > Thanks for the bug report!
(-https-everywhere-rulesets) If you could build HTTPS-E 3.5 in debugging mode and send a log from starting and running it in a problematic Firefox version, that would be helpful. You can do this by going to about:config in Firefox and changing extensions.https_everywhere.logLevel to 1. Then you can either restart the browser or toggle extensions.https_everywhere.globalEnabled twice to get it to reload the rulesets.
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