After installing this update it is required that you logout of
your current user session and log back in to ensure the changes
supplied by this update are applied properly.
This update has been submitted for testing by stransky.
Please note that I use F39, which is why I don't remove karma here, but the F39 bodhi build does not consider BZ#2251202 , which also affects F39 and which remains on F39:
I can only open Google Maps with NoScript if all scripts of the domain are blocked. When I do so, I obviously get the google page that JavaScript needs to be enabled for this service. If I then enable/allow Google Map's domains, Firefox freezes shortly later. Even if I close firefox, the process of the one tab "Isolated Web Co" remains active on 100% CPU. I need to kill it manually. Vice versa, I can keep firefox open and just kill the damaged process. Then Firefox tells me the tab has crashed, but Firefox itself keeps working.
Since I have not used such pages for several days, I can only say for sure that the issue started to occur either on firefox-119.0.1-1.fc39 or firefox-120.0-2.fc39. I use F39 KDE. The issue occurs with 6.5.X and 6.6.X kernels.
However, I experienced that pages where google maps is integrated tend to work fine. E.g., when opening https://www.homegate.ch , entering some city and then opening offers in the map, it clearly uses Google Maps (through maps.googleapis.com & gstatic.com scripts) and it works always fine there. The actual "Google Maps" https://www.google.com/maps works never.
The issue is now consistent: a page works always, or never (and if it breaks, it breaks always at the same time).
I also added this to the bugzilla report.
BZ#2251202 Firefox 120 freezes on Google Maps when using strict Enhanced Tracking Protection
This update has been submitted for testing by stransky.
This update's test gating status has been changed to 'waiting'.
This update has obsoleted firefox-120.0-2.fc37, and has inherited its bugs and notes.
This update's test gating status has been changed to 'passed'.
Working on 37.
This update has been pushed to testing.
no regressions noted
This update can be pushed to stable now if the maintainer wishes
Please note that I use F39, which is why I don't remove karma here, but the F39 bodhi build does not consider BZ#2251202 , which also affects F39 and which remains on F39:
I can only open Google Maps with NoScript if all scripts of the domain are blocked. When I do so, I obviously get the google page that JavaScript needs to be enabled for this service. If I then enable/allow Google Map's domains, Firefox freezes shortly later. Even if I close firefox, the process of the one tab "Isolated Web Co" remains active on 100% CPU. I need to kill it manually. Vice versa, I can keep firefox open and just kill the damaged process. Then Firefox tells me the tab has crashed, but Firefox itself keeps working.
Since I have not used such pages for several days, I can only say for sure that the issue started to occur either on firefox-119.0.1-1.fc39 or firefox-120.0-2.fc39. I use F39 KDE. The issue occurs with 6.5.X and 6.6.X kernels.
However, I experienced that pages where google maps is integrated tend to work fine. E.g., when opening https://www.homegate.ch , entering some city and then opening offers in the map, it clearly uses Google Maps (through maps.googleapis.com & gstatic.com scripts) and it works always fine there. The actual "Google Maps" https://www.google.com/maps works never.
The issue is now consistent: a page works always, or never (and if it breaks, it breaks always at the same time).
I also added this to the bugzilla report.
This update has been obsoleted by firefox-120.0.1-1.fc37.