Disqus in "Strict" mode doesn't work

[DoTrONoL]

Disqus in "Strict" mode doesn't work

[DoTrONoL]

Thx. To be exactly, I had to use this line in My Overrides to make it to work properly user_pref("privacy.trackingprotection.enabled", false); as it wasn't coming disabled by default in "custom"

I read the Bugzilla forum and right now we have 6 reports if you search for "disqus comment" in this link. The most active report is this one. So I decided not to open a new issue, rather I'm informing our context (this issue) to that bug report.

[yokoffing]

I'm able to reproduce, but I'm unsure why Firefox discriminates between Disqus and the others.

[yokoffing]

It could be a bug in Firefox. From looking at the console, it seems Firefox still marks Disqus as Tracking even after adding an exception. And socialtracking.skipURLs isn't needed because Firefox ETP only categorizes Disqus as Tracking and not Social Media Tracking.

Similarly, https://www.bing.com/shop was broken in Firefox Nightly Strict mode. I opened a bug report that hasn't been touched in a year. But I just tested today and it seems to be working.

So for now, you'd have to use Standard or Custom ETP where Tracking content is set to Only in private windows.

[DoTrONoL]

Ok. So we need to wait for a 'fix' from Firefox, then. Should I (or you) report to them?

Does It have a line code for user.js, or should I disable the ETP config in the user.js and set it manually in my Firefox? If that exist and, I appreciate it if you could give me this line code for the Custom ETP, getting the same benefits as Strict but with only this option "Only in private windows" changed.

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Idk if it could be considered as 'completed' as we're the ones waiting for a fix from Firefox, so I'll let it up to you to close the issue. Thx by your effort.

[yokoffing]

Should I (or you) report to them?

Yes, open a bug report. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi

Does It have a line code for user.js, or should I disable the ETP config in the user.js and set it manually in my Firefox?

You add user_pref("browser.contentblocking.category", "custom"); at the bottom of your user.js, in the My Overrides section.

getting the same benefits as Strict but with only this option "Only in private windows" changed.

If you still want all the other privacy benefits of Strict ETP, then you need to:

1. Go to Securefox
2. Press CTRL + F
3. Search for enabled with "Strict"
4. Add them to the bottom of your user.js in the My Overrides section without the //, except for privacy.trackingprotection.enabled.

[yokoffing]

I had to use this line in My Overrides to make it to work properly user_pref("privacy.trackingprotection.enabled", false);

Ahh, yeah. That makes sense, because Firefox also has privacy.trackingprotection.pbmode.enabled as a pref.

I don't advocate for Custom, nor do I use it. But you're correct here.

I decided not to open a new issue

Good job searching for any related issues first. Hopefully they resolve it soon.