The lastpass extension has stopped working with the Fedora Firefox 71 build firefox-71.0-8.npgo.fc31.x86_64 It works fine when using the official firefox 71 build from mozilla.org. See https://forums.lastpass.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=356405 for additional details. It looks like maybe this is the specific problem area: 11:46:15.854 server.js : Requesting login.php A lpfulllib.js:1:74601 11:46:16.126 TypeError: can't access dead object 2 lpfulllib.js:1:590237 r moz-extension://eec67fe0-61c5-47fb-9f00-d3ece4b4958d/lpfulllib.js:1 isFederated moz-extension://eec67fe0-61c5-47fb-9f00-d3ece4b4958d/federated-login-service.js:1 success moz-extension://eec67fe0-61c5-47fb-9f00-d3ece4b4958d/federated-login-service.js:1 u moz-extension://eec67fe0-61c5-47fb-9f00-d3ece4b4958d/newserver.js:1 onload moz-extension://eec67fe0-61c5-47fb-9f00-d3ece4b4958d/newserver.js:1 11:46:16.792 server.js : lpLoginResponse fromwebsite=undefined lpfulllib.js:1:74601
I've run into this same problem and it took an hour to figure it out and what version to revert to. I really don't think this should have gone stable.
firefox-70.0.1-4.fc31.x86_64.rpm lastpass works OK firefox-71.0-9.kiosk.npgo.fc31.x86_64.rpm lastpass fails
This latest version seemed to break multiple extension not just lastpass. Seems to also affect eff's privacy badger and web scrobbler among others.
Thanks, we'll look at it. There's similar bug report against Brief extension - Bug 1779570.
btw. can you test firefox-x11 package? It runs on X11 instead of on Wayland.
(In reply to Martin Stransky from comment #5) > btw. can you test firefox-x11 package? It runs on X11 instead of on Wayland. I'm running X11 with Fedora and also have this issue. Nevertheless I tested firefox-x11 and it also has the same issue.
I've got same issue with web-scrobbler extension (https://web-scrobbler.github.io) - it also stopped working.
I am having the issue with the Firefox Lastpass extension. It does not happen on 2 other distributions, Debian based, thaat I have. Downgrading Firefox to ver. 69.0.1 solved the problem ofr now.
As well as extensions, it broke the Microsoft Teams website - so it's not just extensions that are at stake. I definitely think the update should be pulled. To revert, I did: sudo rpm -e firefox sudo dnf install --disablerepo=updates firefox
(In reply to Jim Minter from comment #9) > As well as extensions, it broke the Microsoft Teams website - so it's not > just extensions that are at stake. > > I definitely think the update should be pulled. > > To revert, I did: > > sudo rpm -e firefox > sudo dnf install --disablerepo=updates firefox Confirmed, I am not able to open some teams chats, too.
FYI, the firefox 0.71 that can be downloaded from the firefox website as a tar.bz2 _doesn't_ show this problem! might be related to this https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1601424 or this https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1601707
I also read that someone (on the lastpass forum) was able to run their own compiled version, so it would seem to be an issue with the binary. Downgrading firefox with dnf fixed the problem with lastpass, $ sudo dnf downgrade firefox One would probably also want to prevent updates in /etc/dnf/dnf.conf by adding a line like, exclude=firefox I'm going to try the firefox binary from mozilla.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1779570 ***