Assets section on Github releases

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Assets section on Github releases

Post by Michaell » 2026-07-14, 00:44

example: https://github.com/janekptacijarabaci/g ... y/releases

Please try to include any relevant output from the Toolkit Error Console or the Developer Tools Web Console using the following procedure:
a bunch of these same errors referencing different js files:
Error: TypeError: performance.mark is not a function
Source File: https://github.githubassets.com/assets/ ... e5e1c51.js
Line: 1

I know this used to be solved by Palefill which is considered obsolete, But it isn't working, so what's the current solution? (I did do a forum search.) I tried gecko site specific override based on forum post but that did nothing. Tried with nothing showing as blocked in uBlock logger and nothing blocked in eMatrix.
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Re: Assets section on Github releases

Post by Gemmaugr » 2026-07-14, 01:15

Works fine for me. I can see and open/close them and even interact/download from them. I also don't see the error you mention. Only an "ignore event" thing. I'm also using uBO and eMatrix, and only api and collector are light red in uBO.

Are you using the latest version, or the old one that's in your signature?
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Re: Assets section on Github releases

Post by Kruppt » 2026-07-14, 02:44

All is working proper here, using the latest version of Pale Moon .. I'm on Linux not Windows though.

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Re: Assets section on Github releases

Post by Night Wing » 2026-07-14, 03:56

Works for me as well using 64 bit linux (GTK3) Pale Moon 34.3.1 running in 64 bit MX Linux 25.2 (Infinity) Xfce with uBlock Origin 1.16.6.1 enabled for the site.
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Re: Assets section on Github releases

Post by Shadow » 2026-07-14, 08:16

Got dom.enable_performance_observer disabled by any chance? It's kinda necessary now hence why it's enabled by default.

Perhaps not that after all. Looking up the error, got sent down a path of a bunch of timing based stuff, which leads to ghost windows.

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Re: Assets section on Github releases

Post by therube » 2026-07-14, 15:56

Restart PM into Safe Mode.
Do Assests work?

If not, test in a new, clean Profile & verify that Assets do work there.

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Re: Assets section on Github releases

Post by Behemot » 2026-07-26, 06:51

Yo can always use workaround with expanded_assets attribute as per my old post here https://old.reddit.com/r/github/comment ... g/j6uzlmc/

Simply open the particular version you want and place expanded_assets before the version number. This still works in the Opera 12.18 three years later.