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uBlock Origin disables Electrolysis on Firefox 48 #1862

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Marqin opened this Issue Aug 5, 2016 · 5 comments

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Marqin commented Aug 5, 2016

uBlock Origin 1.8.0
Firefox 48

I have enabled Electrolysis feature (shipped since 48 in stable) in my Firefox, but about:support shows it's "disabled by plugins" when I enable uBlock Origin.

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Here is guide for making Addons work with Electrolysis.

Marqin commented Aug 5, 2016

Here is guide for making Addons work with Electrolysis.

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this site (linked on Firefox Wiki) shows that uBlock Origin is compatibile with Electrolysis

Marqin commented Aug 5, 2016

this site (linked on Firefox Wiki) shows that uBlock Origin is compatibile with Electrolysis

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Ok, this site checks only for compability flag on Mozilla's Addons page, not check compability itself.

Btw. this bug makes uBlock Origin not usable in modern Firefox.

Marqin commented Aug 5, 2016

Ok, this site checks only for compability flag on Mozilla's Addons page, not check compability itself.

Btw. this bug makes uBlock Origin not usable in modern Firefox.

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@Marqin Try to change these in about:config:

browser.tabs.remote.force-enable=true
browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true
extensions.e10sBlockedByAddons=false
extensions.e10sBloc­ksEnabling=false
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SW1FT commented Aug 5, 2016

@Marqin Try to change these in about:config:

browser.tabs.remote.force-enable=true
browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true
extensions.e10sBlockedByAddons=false
extensions.e10sBloc­ksEnabling=false
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uBO does not disable e10s, Firefox 48 does. See https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2016/08/02/multi-process-firefox-and-add-ons-a-call-to-action/ . In short, Firefox unilaterally disables e10s when there are add-ons. See "Multi-Process Firefox: everything you need to know".

uBlock Origin is fully compatible with e10s, even the report about uBO on arewee10syet.com is wrong, there is no issue whatsoever with CPOWs, and uBO is not shimmed.

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gorhill commented Aug 5, 2016

uBO does not disable e10s, Firefox 48 does. See https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2016/08/02/multi-process-firefox-and-add-ons-a-call-to-action/ . In short, Firefox unilaterally disables e10s when there are add-ons. See "Multi-Process Firefox: everything you need to know".

uBlock Origin is fully compatible with e10s, even the report about uBO on arewee10syet.com is wrong, there is no issue whatsoever with CPOWs, and uBO is not shimmed.

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