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Description of problem: A freshly added Useraccount has massive problems viewing webpages. it manifests best as described in the reproductionsection. But it also as several other side effects: 1. Some webpages with CSS do not show text output anymore. 2. if texts are shown, it is massivly bound to CSS classes involing certain font commands. this goes as far as webbrowsing becomes impossible. 3. the mainadminuser of the computer HAS NONE of this problems, so they only appear if a new profile is created. 4. a useraccount with german as language set, ends up with an english setuped firefox .. adding the german language package via addons page of firefox, solves at least this. The german language RPM is installed, so this should not happen at all. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Firefox 45.0.0 All patches installed from stable @ 15:24 CET 17.3.2016 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. add a new useraccount to the computer 2. login as new user ( should have german in region&language settings ) 3. start firefox 4. vist ANY webpage 5. open the scourcode page for that website you visited Actual results: a lot of invisible unrecognizable chars in the output, no normal text . So it is not viewed in anything thats compatibel to ascii . Expected results: normal human readable output. Additional info: The useraccount was created via the gnome settings -> User menu. Nothing special about this step.
Please download and test upstream Firefox binary from mozilla.com.
I downloaded FireFox 64bit, started it, it updated itself, and produced the attached screenshot.... or in word: same error
Created attachment 1138042 [details] FireFox Charset Problem
Please check Monospace font settings and try to change it. To review and change monospace font go to Preferences/Content/Fonts&Colors/Advanced.../Monospace.
no change..
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