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# Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): GNOME Web (Epiphany) 3.16.2 WebKitGtk 2.8.3 # Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open https://www.flickr.com/search 2. Try to select a filter (license, SafeSearch, whatever). # Actual results: Nothing happens. # Expected results: A "PopOver" should appear, allowing you to filter your search.
I see in the web inspector: TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'e.Plugin.Host') Most likely a flickr bug.
I'm fine with the resolution. But I also need to add that it works fine in Firefox and Chromium.
(In reply to Diogo Campos from comment #2) > I'm fine with the resolution. > > But I also need to add that it works fine in Firefox and Chromium. So we don't have time to debug individual websites, sorry. Unless a flickr developer investigates why that variable is undefined, we're just not going to get anywhere. But actually, it's working just fine here with 2.14.1. Guess it got fixed somewhere along the line?
(In reply to Michael Catanzaro from comment #3) > So we don't have time to debug individual websites, sorry. Unless a flickr > developer investigates why that variable is undefined, we're just not going > to get anywhere. Sure, definitely. I did not mean the opposite. Just wanted to add information that I noticed I forgot. At least by me your work is heavily respected and appreciated, Michael. > But actually, it's working just fine here with 2.14.1. Guess it got fixed > somewhere along the line? Really? I remembered this bug just because I used Flickr again at that moment. Must be a non-default setting here, then. Maybe the 'easyprivacy' list that I added... I will add an update if I find something.
(In reply to Diogo Campos from comment #4) > Maybe the 'easyprivacy' list that I added... Yes. Confirmed this while looking for hints to the bug 1391777 I could not figure out why this list does not break Flickr in Firefox/Chromium + uBlock, though :/
3.22.6 fixed this, I should add. Tested with 3.22.5 right before upgrading. I suspect it was a side effect of this: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=777714
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