Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

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Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

Unread post by Goodydino » 2024-08-15, 18:49

Operating system:MacOS
Browser version:33.3.0
32-bit or 64-bit browser?:64 bit
Problem URL:https://www.popularmechanics.com/scienc ... ciousness/
Browser theme (if not default):
Installed add-ons:
Installed plugins: (about:plugins):

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I am not the only one to see this anomaly. Look at the page title for this page with Pale Moon:
https://www.popularmechanics.com/scienc ... ciousness/
The title shows as it should with the other browsers that I use, but not with Pale Moon. Why does it replace the title with "500 Internal Server Error"?


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Re: Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

Unread post by Moonchild » 2024-08-15, 20:48

No idea, aside from it being explicitly set from JS or something.
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Re: Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

Unread post by H Seldon » 2024-08-15, 20:56

Moonchild wrote:
2024-08-15, 20:48
No idea, aside from it being explicitly set from JS or something.
Yes, if javascript is disabled, it shows correctly.
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Re: Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

Unread post by somdcomputerguy » 2024-08-16, 01:20

H Seldon wrote:
2024-08-15, 20:56
Moonchild wrote:
2024-08-15, 20:48
No idea, aside from it being explicitly set from JS or something.
Yes, if javascript is disabled, it shows correctly.
So I was curious and followed the link. That title change happened for me as well, so I disabled js and refreshed the page and the original title did stay. The I re-enabled js, refreshed the page and the original title stayed..
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Re: Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

Unread post by adoxa » 2024-08-16, 02:20

Invalid URL constructor, which apparently other browsers now just ignore. Here's a Modify HTTP Response filter, but apart from the title I don't believe it's needed.

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[["www.popularmechanics.com",["/webpack-/",["\"x:/\"","location"]]]]

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Re: Why does Pale Moon replace the title for this page?

Unread post by Moonchild » 2024-08-16, 08:11

adoxa wrote:
2024-08-16, 02:20
Invalid URL constructor, which apparently other browsers now just ignore.
I'll file an issue. should be an easy bug to solve if the correct BZ bug is found.

EDIT: Issue #2557 (UXP)
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