On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 04:40:04PM +0100, Alexander Salmin wrote: > Not using facebook but have you checked on another computer? Feels > like this is not related to OpenBSD. Anyway, your best choice is > using developer-tools and trying to identify which requests works and > which does not. Maybe you have like me, local DNS-server which blocks > famous ad-providers IPs or similar in your hosts-file?
It's OpenBSD specific in that way that it only happens on my OpenBSD computers. I've got two workstations and one laptop running amd64/current. The gateway is running unbound, but the problem got nothing to do with that. My Windows computers does not have this problem, neither does my laptop when it's connected through various gateways. I might try to install 5.6 or 5.5 on some machine just to test. I think the problem arose sometimes in between August and November. Are there some libraries in OpenBSD that are shared between Firefox, Seamonkey AND Chrome, and which could result in erraneous DOM behavior? Not that many OpenBSD'ers using FaceBook, eh? *feeling dirty* > > On 2015-02-18 15:32:41, Erling Westenvik wrote: >> Not sure if this belongs in @misc or @ports - if any! - but I'll >> give the former a shot. >> >> All below applies to amd64/current-installations of mine. >> >> The last few months, I've been unable to tag other people when >> commenting on Facebook. I've tried resetting Firefox, disabling >> add-ons, deleting old profiles, reinstalling the browser, and even >> doing a fresh install of Firefox on a new OpenBSD installation. All >> to now avail. >> >> I suspect the user agent setting to be the culprit and have tried >> experimenting with various strings. Some of them enables me to tag >> other people, but messes up other things. >> >> Would anyone using Facebook be so kind as to provide me with a >> working user agent string for Firefox (35.0) ? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Erling >> >> PS. Just checked and neither Seamonkey nor Chrome will let me tag >> people in comments. This is getting weird...
