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Waiting for firefox to connect #121
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From the logs I can see that Firefox does connect. But it's not loading the first tab. Curiously I most often see this when there's no Internet, or the Internet is slow. You might just need to wait a little longer. Another thing you can try is closing all your Firefox processes. Then starting Browsh again. |
This may because google is blocked in your area, google is the default home page. |
Can confirm firefox was not connecting through the usual http proxy |
Hi. I'm also running the standalone version (in Debian) and behind a proxy, but adding --debug doesn't show any debug info. It just freezes at "Waiting for Firefox to connect". Also tried with a local url (one that needs no proxy) and got the same result. Should I put this in another issue? Browsh version: browsh 1.4.12 |
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Hmm, like I mentioned before, the only time I've ever seen this is when Firefox can't connect to the internet. But I doubt this is the case for you? |
Well, I am behind a corporate proxy, which makes connection a bit trickier. I already have set http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables in /etc/environment, and so far all commands I run can use internet without troubles. Does the launched Firefox instance respect those environment variables by default? |
Same issue here. I've got a system-wide proxy on, yet bowsh still got stuck at
My firefox is runing and able to open Google.com |
I can confirm this issue. Running |
Update: tried inside a VPN connection and browsh works as expected |
Tried while inside a VPN connection as @greenled suggested, which unfortunately didn’t resolve the issue for me. I’m on macOS |
Was referred here from #213. Is there a solution found yet? I'm not on VPN/Proxy. I am able to access internet through Firefox.app. |
What about trying different sites with |
Doesn't seem to help. Tried the following: |
Having the same issue on Arch Linux. Any ideas? |
NixOS 18.09.1822.0a8f35c998f (Jellyfish) |
I use browsh in the WSL(windows subsystem for linux),run: It couldn't move on.I am confused.Thanks for any suggestions! this is my debug.log ~/debug.log when running: $ browth --debugLooking in /home/younger/.config/browsh/config.toml for config. ~/debug.log when running:$ browsh --debug --firefox.use-existingLooking in /home/younger/.config/browsh/config.toml for config. |
I am having the same issue trying to open a website from a python script. Opens fine from command line in python of I call just browsh, but not if I define an address. Browsh 1.5 Heeeelp!! |
browsh 1.5.0 macOS 10.4.4 and Firefox 66.0.3. Firefox hs no issues connecting to any site *including this one), but browsh simply sits there waiting.
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Browsh 1.5.0 Installed with the suggested:
Debug log:
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Cheers! |
Still failing in the most recent docker image (does it need updating?). It just waits on firefox to connect, let it set for a half hour with no change so far. Attempted the docker image on 3 different systems running 3 very different linux installs.
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@OvermindDL1 This should be fixed in the latest release, let me know. I'm going to close this issue, because it's a bit of a hold-all, not connecting to Firefox can be caused by many things. So it'd be better to try to isolate individual problems to individual issues. |
Hi,
I cannot use browsh, it stays at 'connecting to firefox'.
Browsh version: browsh 1.3.3
macOS version: 10.13.6
Firefox version: 61.0.1
I run it with:
./browsh -firefox /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -debug
Debug log:
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