Open awsms opened 5 years ago
I also forget to mention that I changed a lot of things in about:config, so after having disabled all of the addons I mentionned just before, Dissenter will still connect to my accounte
Hi @awsms - I have a few questions that will help in pinpointing the exact issue.
I'm able to log in on dissenter and gab. When I click on "log in" in the extension, I have a pop-up to login, then another, then another etc
I'm also using uMatrix, uBlock Origin(easy mode, blocking remote fonts), Cookie AutoDelete (gab + dissenter whitelisted), however I'm also using Temporary Containers and Multi-Account Containers.
If I click Log In from the extension pop-up, it takes me to api.gab.com/oauth and logs me in and redirects me to dissenter.com, however the extension never actually shows me as logged in, therefore all I can do is read. I've set gab.com and dissenter.com to open in same permanent container tab, whitelisted the cookies, checked uMatrix to make sure nothing is being blocked there, checked my DNS blacklist to make sure everything was good there.
I'm out of ideas.
Same issue, after adding * dissenter.com * allow
rule to uMatrix it gets logged in and lets you comment.
I'm also unable to get log in to work. Using FireFox. Using tab containers. First Party Isolation enabled. Blocking all third party cookies. So can't really say I'm surprised...
Sign Up
and Log In
buttons.I'm also unable to get log in to work. Using FireFox. Using tab containers. First Party Isolation enabled. Blocking all third party cookies. So can't really say I'm surprised...
1. I click the plugin in the toolbar, and click log in 2. I log in 3. The dissenter page shows me as logged in 4. I click the plugin in the toolbar, it still shows the `Sign Up` and `Log In` buttons.
Yep, pretty much the same as you
I had the same problem and solved it this way: 1) I turned off First Party Isolate in about:config 2) I logged in on dissenter 3) The extension now correctly uses my login 4) I reenabled First Party Isolate 5) The extension still uses my login
I had the same problem and solved it this way:
1. I turned off First Party Isolate in about:config 2. I logged in on dissenter 3. The extension now correctly uses my login 4. I reenabled First Party Isolate 5. The extension still uses my login
Will try later, thanks :)
Same issue. Using Iridium. Only other extension installed is AdNauseum. Dissenter extension throws this error:
refused to display 'https://api.gab.com/register' in a frame
because it set 'X-Frame-Options' to 'sameorigin'.
Context
popup/popup.html
Stack Trace
popup/popup.html:0 (anonymous function)
following up, realized gab, dissenter sites weren't whitelisted in my cookies settings for Iridium. Seemed to resolve the issue.
I apologize for bringing up a several-months old thread, but I'm having this same issue, and I'm not running any other extensions on my Brave (Version 0.69.107 Chromium: 76.0.3809.100 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)) browser.
When I click on the extension, I see the "sign up or login" banner at the very top. Clicking on "login" takes me to the dissenter page, logged in. Even on that page, the extension refuses to show that I'm logged in.
I have shields down on the dissenter page. I've logged out, closed browser, etc... nothing seems to get the extension to recognize that I'm logged in.
I apologize for bringing up a several-months old thread, but I'm having this same issue...
Same here. I have ublock and it is not blocking anything on Dissenter.com. No idea on this bug report fixes it.
Firefox 68.0.2 (64-bit Linux)
I have a possible fix for you. I am running Firefox 68.0.2 (64-bit Linux) and I was having the same problem. I went to Preferences
(Linux) or Options
(Windows) in the menu -> Privacy & Security
-> Cookies and Site Data
-> click the Manage Permissions...
button and allow dissenter.com
and gab.com
.
If you are using Chrome, I believe the correct path is Settings
in the menu -> Advanced
-> Content Settings
-> Cookies
-> click ADD
next to Allow
and enter dissenter.com
and gab.com
.
That worked, Christopher. Thanks! I don't know if it was your instructions, or me un/re-installing the extension (though I'd tried that before). For the record, to get to the page where you can allow dissenter/gab on BRAVE, you can use this shortcut: brave://settings/content/cookies - then click 'add' on the allow section. THANK YOU!
On Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 2:18 PM Christopher Meacham < notifications@github.com> wrote:
I have a possible fix for you. I am running Firefox 68.0.2 (64-bit Linux) and I was having the same problem. I went to Preferences(Linux) or Options(Windows) in the menu -> Privacy & Security -> Cookies and Site Data -> click the Manage Permissions... button and allow dissenter.com and gab.com.
If you are using Chrome, I believe the correct path is Settings in the menu -> Advanced -> Content Settings -> Cookies -> click ADD next to Allow and enter dissenter.com and gab.com.
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Weird issue. When I installed the extension in firefox I did as MeachamusPrime suggested and it worked for the popup but not for the dissenter sidebar. Do any of you have a suggestion on that?
Edit: Never mind I reinstalled the extension and now it works.
None of these solutions worked for me. Running latest stable Chrome on Mac. I've uninstalled the Dissenter extension because it's just broken. Oh, and to add insult to injury, Dissenter.com has buried or hidden the extension and you can no longer download it. What the hell's going on, guys? It used to work fine.
I had the same issue; I had already whitelisted gab and dissenter for cookies; but it was the first party isolate that breaks dissenter... disabling it temporarily did the trick;
Hi devs, I can't connect to the addon on Firefox.
I think it's because of my addons (uMatrix, uBlock Origin, NoScript, Auto Cookie Remover)
Are they some parameters to config ?