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Hello.
I have used Tutanota with PaleMoon for a long time.
Recently the Tutanota opens up blank in PaleMoon.

Is there a way for me to fix this?

Maybe, but you need to follow the directions in the red box above your post to get better help.

EDIT
If they care about being a secure webmail, they should fix it so it works with the most secure browser.

I am mostly confused and don't know where to go to get the information from the (relevant output from the Toolkit Error Console)

When you go to tutanota site from Palemoon, is it blank for you too?
The; ‘child-src’ ‘worker-src’ to control workers, or directive ‘frame-src’
I don't know what that means. So Is this Tutanota issues then yes?

Does this help?

window.whitelabelCustomizations = null
window.env = {
"staticUrl": null,
"versionNumber": "3.91.2",
"dist": true,
"mode": "Browser",
"timeout": 20000
}
function unsupported(e) {
console.error("Failed to import the app", e)

const img = document.createElement("img")
img.src = "images/logo-solo-red.svg"
img.style.display = "block"
img.style.margin = "0 auto"
document.body.appendChild(img)

const h1 = document.createElement("h1")
h1.innerText = "Tutanota"
h1.style.fontFamily = "sans-serif"
h1.style.fontSize = "40px"
h1.style.textAlign = "center"
document.body.appendChild(h1)

const div = document.createElement("div")
div.style.fontFamily = "sans-serif"
div.style.textAlign = "center"
div.style.fontSize = "24px"
document.body.appendChild(div)

const text = document.createElement("p")
const isAndroidApp = navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Android") !== -1 && navigator.userAgent.indexOf("wv") !== -1
if (isAndroidApp) {
text.textContent = "Seems like your system WebView is outdated. Please see FAQ entry for more information"
} else {
text.textContent = "Seems like your browser is not supported or outdated. Please see FAQ entry for more information"
}
div.appendChild(text)

const link = document.createElement("a")
if (isAndroidApp) {
link.href = "https://tutanota.com/faq/#webview"
} else {
link.href = "https://tutanota.com/faq/#browser-support"
}

link.target = "_blank"
link.textContent = link.href
div.appendChild(link)

const err = document.createElement("pre")
err.textContent = navigator.userAgent + "\n" + e.toString() + "\n" + e.stack
div.appendChild(err)
}

try {
System.import('./app.js')
.catch(unsupported)
} catch (e) {
unsupported(e)
}

Mothsniper wrote: ↑

2022-01-25, 03:18

Does this help?

When posting console output, it helps to put it in code tags the way ron_1 has done to improve readability. It's the button that has </> in the post editor.
Also, you have posted the source code of the page from the looks of it, that doesn't help at all. Like he said - follow the directions in the red box.

It seems this was reported to Tutanota and they are working on it: tutao/tutanota/issues/3830, issues/3828.

We don't currently support BigInt, which is a very specialized JS extension primarily meant for scientific applications to handle exceedingly large integers without rounding due to the standard precision limitation of real numbers in JS. I'm not sure why their service would need such a thing.

Apparently they use it for something called cborg, mentioned in their #3709.

Just noticed this: Fix loading without BigInt #3831

I have used Tutanota with PaleMoon for a long time.
Recently the Tutanota opens up blank in PaleMoon.

Is there a way for me to fix this?

No, there is not. Tutanota no longer supports Pale Moon, Brave, some Waterfox, etc. This started with the latest release of their webclient. See the various posts on Tutanota Reddit site. There is a somewhat large subset of users that are quite upset. Get an alternative email service, as others are forced to do.

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-01-25, 22:09

Off-topic:

RealityRipple wrote: ↑

2022-01-25, 17:14

BigInt is also used for things like elliptic curve cryptography.

There is no need to EVER do that manually in JS. We have a WebCrypto API for a reason!

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2022-01-26, 14:15

Off-topic:

RealityRipple wrote: ↑

2022-01-26, 01:49

That API only supports the three NIST curves, and not one named curve beyond them.

And why, pray tell, is that not enough? Or for that matter, why aren't any of the supported standard crypto methods listed as supported in this table enough?
Aside from that, there's no reason why you can't use bytearrays if you are going to use custom elliptic curve algorithms anyway, IMHO, since cryptography will use bitmanipulation primarily, but maybe i'm missing the point of its convenience somewhere along the way. Heck, there are even ready-made libraries for BigInteger if you really insist on doing it all in JS...
That said, I'd still call custom crypto in a JS application a specialized scientific application.

Their logon page is now loading for me. Those of you who use Tutanota should log in and check how it works.

Their logon page is now loading for me.

Noticed that also. Time will tell how long this access will last.