Oceanwaves Posted August 2 Report Share Posted August 2 Hello, I'm using Firefox 128 on Linux (SuSE Tumbleweed). I noticed problems when the Enpass Browser Extension for Firefox (Version 6.9.4.2) is active. Example: Website https://www.geocaching.com (requires registration) With the extension active I noticed several modifications of the page, some of them make it unusable. Example 1: Left picture: extension enabled, right picture: extension disabled I clicked on the edit button (pencil) to edit the coordinates of a geocache. With the extension enabled nothing happens, when I click the button. With the extension disabled a windows pops up allowing me to enter other coordinates. For some geocaches it is required to change the coordinates. As a can't do this with the extension enabled I can't save new coordinates for the geocache. Example 2: Left picture: extension enabled, right picture: extension disabled To check new coordinates I can enter them in the field above and press "Check Solution". This requires to check "Ich bin kein Roboter" (I'm not a robot) for the reCAPTCHA. However, with the extension enabled I don't get the reCAPTCHA at all. Entering coordinates and pressing "Check Solution" with the extension enabled just leads to an error message "Recaptcha validation failed.". No chance to check the coordinates. With the extension disabled the CAPTCHA appears. Example 3: Left picture: extension enabled, right picture: extension disabled With the extension enabled I have to click on "View all logs" to see the log entries. Firefox then loads the log page and I can see the logs, but have to use the Back button to get back to the cache. Without the extension log entries are visible at the end of the page. Example 4: Left picture: extension enabled, right picture: extension disabled With the extension enabled I don't see the map with the location of the geocache. With the extension disabled Firefox loads a map. All these problems only show up in Firefox, which is my main browser. In Chrome, the page loads without any problems although the Chrome extension is active. Is there a way to tell the extension to not modify web pages (at least selected)? I haven't found an option in Firefox to disallow the extension to modify web pages. Regards, Oliver Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Amandeep Kumar Posted August 5 Report Share Posted August 5 I've reported this issue to the Enpass technical team. They are currently investigating it, and I will reach out to you with updates as soon as I receive them. Thank you for your patience, and feel free to provide any additional feedback. #SI-3936 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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