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Tab groups inaccessible with 0.9.6 on FF 35.0.1

Open chludwig-haufe opened this issue 10 years ago • 13 comments
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Hi,

it seems that the latest version of the add-on broke tab groups for me on Ubuntu 14.04 / FF 35.0.1. The menu item does not appear any more and when I click on the tab group button in the tool bar nothing happens, even though I have multiple tab groups.

When I remove the add-on, then a click on the tab groups button has the expected effect again. If I then install the add-on, I see the menu item - but after the next restart, the menu item has disappeared again and a click on the tab groups button again shows no effect at all.

Regards Christoph

chludwig-haufe avatar Feb 10 '15 18:02 chludwig-haufe

I have the same problem, after restart their is no chance to access the tabgroup menu or the panorama button.

nogo avatar Feb 12 '15 08:02 nogo

Tested with Firefox 35 with clean profile, I do not experience any problem.

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char101 avatar Feb 12 '15 09:02 char101

It could be platform (OS) related, although the code has no platform specific part.

char101 avatar Feb 12 '15 09:02 char101

Let me know if there are any data points, dumps, whatsoever that can help narrow down the cause of this issue. I will try to provide as much information as I can.

chludwig-haufe avatar Feb 12 '15 09:02 chludwig-haufe

You can

  • open the browser console (ctrl + shift + j), copy the contents, paste into a text editor, find the lines that contains tabgroupsmenu, then paste those lines here
  • in the meantime, downgrade to a lower version here https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/tabgroups-menu/versions/

char101 avatar Feb 12 '15 09:02 char101

Never mind with the browser console, I can reproduce the case with firefox in Arch linux.

char101 avatar Feb 12 '15 09:02 char101

So the problem ist os related? I forgot to say that I'm on linux (arch) to.

nogo avatar Feb 12 '15 10:02 nogo

Seems so. No problem on Windows. And only the first window is affected, if you open another window the addon works fine. It seems there is a bug with eager panorama initialization on linux. I suggest that you use version 0.9.2 for now.

char101 avatar Feb 12 '15 10:02 char101

Not just me then. Firefox 35.0.1 and Xubuntu 14.04

My tab groups (I have about 60) became inaccessible a few days ago. If I create a new Window, it works in that new window. If I cause a crash with Firefox running, the tab groups are working while it says "Restore Session?" and continues to work after I have restored all the tabs. However, if I close Firefox and restart it they stop working again.

I tried disabling all the add-ons, no difference.

I have purged my cache, bookmarks and most of my history. No difference.

SandJ avatar Feb 19 '15 11:02 SandJ

Issue exists on Windows as well - I have the same symptoms on Windows 7 as well as Kubuntu 14.04. The dropdown button and menu bar item intermittently (but nearly always) don't appear on the first window created, but do in a new window. Browser console contains no lines with 'tabgroupsmenu' in. Have 0.9.6 - downgrading to 0.9.2 works around the issue - thanks.

Secret-Code avatar Feb 24 '15 10:02 Secret-Code

Yesterday I replaced [email protected] in ~/.mozilla/firefox/wgabmngv.default/extensions with a backup I made in December. Today it is working again as it was replaced at 7:23 this morning, presumably through an automatic Firefox update. The most recent file in it is dated 14/1/15 8:31 and so that must be this version: https://github.com/char101/tabgroupsmenu/commit/24caeb650e700c4d35380701a591828ad394a6ff I guess the latest changes have been rolled back.

SandJ avatar Feb 25 '15 12:02 SandJ

Yes, I have disabled the newer versions until I have the time (motivation) to rewrite the addon.

char101 avatar Feb 26 '15 01:02 char101

It looks like I have the same issue too. FF 36.0.1, TabGroupsMenu 0.9.2, ubuntu 12.04. TabGroups menu does nothing when I start FF. I need to disable it, restart FF and reenable (and it will work as long as FF running).

pan64 avatar Mar 16 '15 10:03 pan64