Bianca Danforth

Moving a discussion from PR #115 to this issue: @biancadanforth said: I had to add some unglamorous fixes for some old but newly salient bugs in `capture.setThirdParty`. Let me know...

@jonathanKingston , here are my test results from completing my [experiments](https://github.com/biancadanforth/web-dev-experiments/pull/3): **TL;DR:** Cases 1 - 3 are captured with the current logic. Case 4 (nested `iframe`s) is not captured. Case...

@jonathanKingston I cleaned up the [experiment](https://github.com/biancadanforth/web-dev-experiments/pull/3). To move each scenario to its own page, I had to change some of the sites I use (to avoid Mixed Content warnings), since...

TL;DR - Another update: Case 4, chained iframes, actually are captured correctly for third parties making third party requests. I realized that the iframe chain case (Case 4) wasn't set...

Thanks @ksadorf for this insight! @jkt I'd love to get your thoughts implementation-wise on what it would take to add this enhancement to the visualization? Would it involve using a...

Thanks @princiya for making this issue; on closer inspection, `store.setThirdParty` calls `store.setWebsite` once for the first party and once for the third party. Then, later on it calls`store.updateChild`, even though...

From @groovecoder: > With about:addons + Install Add-On from File, they need to select the .xpi file. Which means you’ll have to use `web-ext build` to build the .xpi file,...

Please keep comments respectful. @Ymirithe If you're running in Firefox 56, this extension is not going to work. It uses the new [WebExtensions API](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API) that was released in Firefox 57.

It looks like Version [1.3.2](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lightbeam/versions/?page=1#version-1.3.2) was the latest legacy version (which is in a [separate repo](https://github.com/mozilla/lightbeam) that has been archived). However, I would recommend updating your version of Firefox as...

These are separate issues; # 89 is to declutter the graph but does not explicitly address the presence, if any, of redundant nodes; this one makes sure there are no...