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Magnet links don't work #410
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Comment by cryptonot Now that I've tested it, I have the same issue. Tried it on multiple FF profiles. Only way to use the links is copying them. |
Reproducible every time for me. It looks like RP breaks all links that do not point to I use RP in blacklist mode (the default is to allow everything), so I don't think it's related the default allow/deny policy. I can confirm the addon at least breaks Related bugs:
Should we rename this bug to something like Breaks all non-http/https links and use it as a tracking bug? |
In the long run I'd like to solve this by displaying blocked URI schemes (see nsIURI) in the menu, and maybe we might show a notification bar (like we do when a redirect is blocked). Should this be solved until 1.0.0? At least the mailto link, of course. But I don't like to hardcode schemes like UT2004, and also I think it's a good idea to block cross-URI-scheme requests by default. But, we could allow them for link-clicks. What do you think? Thanks for the putting those issues together, @nodiscc. But why did you link to the old repository sometimes? I'd suggest to always link to the new repository. |
I've created a new issue including a proposal to solve all those issues: #447 |
@scstanton @cryptonot |
Issue by scstanton
Wednesday Nov 20, 2013 at 15:30 GMT
Originally opened as RequestPolicy/requestpolicy#410
After installing the beta, magnet: links no longer invoke my torrent client.
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