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[BUG] The latest version of Firefox's Strict ETP prevents Raindrop.io extension from signing in to the account. #152

Open Iz-zzzzz opened 1 month ago

Iz-zzzzz commented 1 month ago

Describe the bug The latest version of Firefox's Strict ETP prevents Raindrop.io extension from signing in to the account.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Create new Firefox profile
  2. Install extension
  3. Sign in
  4. Click at extension
  5. Prompt to sign in again

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d221859e-2619-4857-9934-f65e7a0d1c3e

Expected behavior Can sign in to the account as before.

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Additional context

  1. I don't sure whether this issue should be opened here or Bugzilla.

  2. Latest change related to this issue

    Firefox now blocks third-party cookie access when Enhanced Tracking Protection's Strict mode is enabled.

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  1. Changing ETP mode from Strict to Standard solves this issue.

  2. ETP stands for Enhanced Tracking Protection

baumheld commented 1 month ago

Changing ETP mode from Strict to Standard solves this issue

I have the same issue. But switching to Standard didn't solve the problem for me

VVispy commented 3 weeks ago

yes same here, bug only started occurring recently. please fix it :)

exentrich commented 3 weeks ago

Update with fix is on the way. Waiting for review from Mozilla. They usually approve update in few days, up to a week. In the mean time just add api.raindrop.io to cookies whitelist:

  1. Open settings. Go to Privacy & Security section. Scroll to Cookies and Site Data and click Manage Permissions...
  2. In Address of website put https://api.raindrop.io and click Allow. Then click Save Changes
jakeparis commented 3 weeks ago

Update with fix is on the way. Waiting for review from Mozilla. They usually approve update in few days, up to a week. In the mean time just add api.raindrop.io to cookies whitelist:

1. Open settings. Go to Privacy & Security section. Scroll to Cookies and Site Data and click Manage Permissions...

2. In Address of website put https://api.raindrop.io and click Allow. Then click Save Changes

@exentrich Thanks so much for the work around!