Pale Moon forum

This is concerning Pale Moon 27.4.1 32-bit on Windows 7.

The issue happens on this site: https://www.gents.se - It's in Swedish, but there are options for other languages as well.

I am trying to place items in my cart, but when I try to do so, no item is actually added. "Something" happens, as I can see activity in the status bar whenever I try to add something. However, I noticed that if I "spam" the button to add to cart and press it repeatedly the item does get added eventually.

I have tried to clear the browser's cache, and even tried removing it completely and doing a clean reinstall (as well as restarting the computer), but the problem remains.

It worked fine on previous versions of Pale Moon, but I can't remember which version I used the last time I made an order from that store. I'm thinking that maybe an update to Pale Moon somehow interferes with trying to add items, and if so then maybe other sites are affected as well.

I contacted the store's customer service but they can't find anything wrong on their end.

I hope the problem doesn't only occur for me. I guess I can spam the button or use another browser, but I'd of course prefer to simply use Pale Moon like usual.

Try it with a new profile and see if the problem disappears. (Backup your old profile!)

Confirmed, but this works:

"about:config"

You should then contact the site admin.

@helloimustbegoing: Create a new profile doesnt delete any other

Hmm, that does not seem to work for me. I cleared everything and added the override but the problem remains. Very odd.

Nixal wrote:Hmm, that does not seem to work for me. I cleared everything and added the override but the problem remains. Very odd.

Yes, it works after the page is reloaded, sometimes.

Also throws an error in Browser Console: Btw, Firefox 49-57 Nightly [e10s on]: Two products are placed in the cart (at one time, instead of one).
Firefox [e10s off]: Sometimes it works and sometimes does not work.

Yes, that's the result I'm getting. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. The override doesn't seem to make a difference.

Maybe it's a problem with newer Mozilla code if Firefox is affected as well.