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blocks weebly.com to show website to edit #68

Closed chmike closed 7 years ago

chmike commented 7 years ago

I have a web site on www.weebly.com. When smart-redirect is activated, I can't edit the site. I get a constant loading spinning wheel. When disabling smart-referer, the blocking is removed. Obviously, stripping off the referrer field breaks the weebly site.

The problem is that the domain displayed on the url bar is always www.weebly.com. I'm not seeing any redirect to another domain. So I don't know what to suggest to add to the whitelist.

ntninja commented 7 years ago

Thanks for reporting this issue!

Could you open the network analyser panel (Ctrl+Shift+E) on that site, reload the page and upload a screenshot of the result? It should look similar to this (make the panel as large before taking the screenshot, if the content still doesn't fit into the panel, please take one screenshot per page and post all of them): screenshot_20171031_203708

chmike commented 7 years ago

Thanks for the recipe. The list is very long. Not good. I needed three screen captures. See here.

It could be *.editmysite.com and *.weebly.com that depend on referrer. What do I have to do to fix the problem ? 

chmike commented 7 years ago

I see two files with "not found" flags. One is on ...weebly.com, and the other on ...preview.editmysite.com. The ...editmysite.com domain is part of the weebly infrastructure. See this message.

chmike commented 7 years ago

Adding *.weebly.com -> *.editmysite.com to my whitelist solved the web site edition problem.
You probably might want to add it to the default whitelist. Thanks for the ctrl-shift-E I didn't knew.

I also see that you actively upgrade your module to become a WebExtension. Great job. Thank you.

ntninja commented 7 years ago

Adding *.weebly.com -> *.editmysite.com to my whitelist solved the web site edition problem.

Thanks for testing this. Based on the log that is exactly what I would have proposed as well. 🙂

I also see that you actively upgrade your module to become a WebExtension. Great job. Thank you.

Thanks!

ntninja commented 7 years ago

I've just pushed an update to the default whitelist.

Please test to make sure it works as expected:

  1. Open the Add-ons page from the menu button on the toolbar
  2. Select the entry named Extensions from the left-hand side of the add-on page
  3. Click on the Settings button beneath Smart Referer in the extension list
  4. Make sure you use the default Whitelist Source (http://meh.github.io/smart-referer/whitelist.txt)
  5. Remove any custom Allow rules that are related to this bug
  6. Click on the Disable button towards to bottom of Smart Referer's extension page
  7. Wait for Smart Referer to be disabled then click the Enable to re-enable button (this will force a whitelist update)
  8. Check if your page is working now 🙂

Feel free to close this issue if it works now!

chmike commented 7 years ago

It works now. Thank you very much.