MDN

For support with specific websites

Moderator: trava90

Forum rules
Please always mention the name/domain of the website in question in your topic title.
Please one website per topic thread (to help keep things organized). While behavior on different sites might at first glance seem similar, they are not necessarily caused by the same.

Please try to include any relevant output from the Toolkit Error Console or the Developer Tools Web Console using the following procedure:
  1. Clear any current output
  2. Navigate or refresh the page in question
  3. Copy and paste Errors or seemingly relevant Warnings into a single [ code ] block.
User avatar
adoxa
Astronaut
Astronaut
Posts: 580
Joined: 2019-03-16, 13:26
Location: Qld, Aus.

MDN

Post by adoxa » 2026-01-03, 07:19

MDN generates URLs using an "x:/" base, which fails; it also makes use of @media operators (which seem to have been started on, but not quite completed). Fixing those makes the site usable, if not wholly working. The remaining obvious issues:
  • the "Log in" text is visible, when it shouldn't be;
  • the menus drop down, but do not then disappear;
  • there's no "Play" button or results;
  • browser names in the compatibility table aren't visible, when they should be;
  • the footer seems to be invisibly duplicated (the links are there).
Modify HTTP Response filter.

Code: Select all

[["developer.mozilla.org",["/runtime.*\\.js$/",["x:/","http://x"]],["/^/",["/not \\(width >/g","(width <","/not \\(width </g","(width >","/width >=?/g","min-width:","/width <=?/g","max-width:","/(\\d+px) < width/g","min-width: $1"]]]]

User avatar
Moonchild
Project founder
Project founder
Posts: 38825
Joined: 2011-08-28, 17:27
Location: Sweden

Re: MDN

Post by Moonchild » 2026-01-03, 07:51

What you're talking about for @media is most likely Issue #2506 (UXP).
We do have partial work from one of the people from last summer's internship, but I have no idea how much progress was made on it.
"There is no point in arguing with an idiot, because then you're both idiots." - Anonymous
"Seek wisdom, not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past; wisdom is of the future." -- Native American proverb
"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite