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Post by LuftWafflePilot » 2024-02-25, 08:22

https://eu.oneupcomponents.com/pages/on ... navigation
This page (but could be others) almost consistently shuts PM down without any error message when I mouse over any of the links

The other problem with the site is when you add something to the basket and then go to checkout: PM completely locks up and can't even be closed.
I am on PM 32.5.2. 64bit, Windows

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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by suzyne » 2024-02-25, 10:24

I am using 33.0.0 Win64 and have not been able to duplicate the problem with the mouse over the links, no sudden exits.

But when adding an item to the cart and going to the checkout, Pale Moon does lock up, and the last bit of information on the status bar is this, after which the browser won't respond.

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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by Moonchild » 2024-02-25, 16:53

Update your browser to the latest. we've fixed some important js-triggered crashes and you may be running into them.
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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by LuftWafflePilot » 2024-02-25, 19:58

I will when the first hotfix is released :) I am getting old and like to play it safe :D

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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by van p » 2024-02-26, 01:15

LuftWafflePilot wrote:
2024-02-25, 19:58
I will when the first hotfix is released :) I am getting old and like to play it safe :D
I wait a few days to a week and if no immediate bug fixes seem likely, I update. No problems yet. I think it's "safe," "old" or not. Oh, and it's only a browser, not something that's likely to wipe out your data or destroy your system if something goes wrong.
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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by suzyne » 2024-02-26, 01:30

It's almost a month since 33.0.0 was released and it's stable (is used all day here) and it has better website compatibility than the previous version. I always update as soon as I can (when the AVX2 version is available) without regrets.
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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by adoxa » 2024-02-26, 05:34

LuftWafflePilot wrote:
2024-02-25, 08:22
...go to checkout: PM completely locks up and can't even be closed.
The CSS display:grid problem again. Here's an updated Modify HTTP Response filter to turn the offending grid into block (vendors is a different solution for Obsessed Garage).

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[["cdn.shopify.com",["/vendors.*\\.js/",["/(BlockStack:\".*? ).*? (.*?\")/","$1$2"]],["/shopifycloud\\/checkout-web\\/assets\\/.*\\.css/",["grid}._1","block}._1"]]]]

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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by LuftWafflePilot » 2024-02-26, 14:51

adoxa wrote:
2024-02-26, 05:34
LuftWafflePilot wrote:
2024-02-25, 08:22
...go to checkout: PM completely locks up and can't even be closed.
The CSS display:grid problem again. Here's an updated Modify HTTP Response filter to turn the offending grid into block (vendors is a different solution for Obsessed Garage).

Code: Select all

[["cdn.shopify.com",["/vendors.*\\.js/",["/(BlockStack:\".*? ).*? (.*?\")/","$1$2"]],["/shopifycloud\\/checkout-web\\/assets\\/.*\\.css/",["grid}._1","block}._1"]]]]
Ok, but what do I do with this text?

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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by Moonchild » 2024-02-26, 15:26

LuftWafflePilot wrote:
2024-02-26, 14:51
Ok, but what do I do with this text?
search.php?keywords=Modify+HTTP+Response
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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by LuftWafflePilot » 2024-02-27, 07:21

That doesn't really explain anything I'm afraid, I got seven pages worth of people pasthing this stuff into posts.

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Re: oneupcomponents.com

Post by Moonchild » 2024-02-27, 07:59

There's literally several posts (practically) at the top explaining step by step how to use it in the extension.
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