CanvasBlocker causing Facebook to think my browser is outdated
When I go into Facebook, I get a popup in the bottom left corner saying "Your browser is no longer supported. Please update to a newer version for the best experience."
Description
The issue happens then I go into Facebook while I have CanvasBlocker enabled.
I think this might be a bug because I find it only happens when CanvasBlocker is enabled.
Expected Behaviour
What should happen is I shouldn't be getting this message.
Current Behaviour
Like I said, I get this "Your browser is no longer supported. Please update to a newer version for the best experience." popup in the bottom left corner while I have CanvasBlocker enabled.
Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
- Create a fresh Firefox profile
- Log into Facebook while CanvasBlocker is enabled.
Context
It effects me because it makes me worried that I may get blocked from Facebook.
Your Environment
- CanvasBlocker Version used: 1.10.1
- Firefox version incl. 32- or 64-bit: LibreWolf 118.0.1-1
- Operating System and version (desktop or mobile): Windows 10
- Installed addons: CanvasBlocker
Your Settings
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{ "logLevel": 1, "urlSettings": [], "hiddenSettings": {}, "expandStatus": {}, "displayHiddenSettings": true, "whiteList": "facebook.com", "sessionWhiteList": "", "blackList": "", "blockMode": "fake", "protectedCanvasPart": "readout", "minFakeSize": 1, "maxFakeSize": 0, "rng": "nonPersistent", "protectedAPIFeatures": {}, "useCanvasCache": true, "ignoreFrequentColors": 0, "minColors": 0, "fakeAlphaChannel": false, "webGLVendor": "", "webGLRenderer": "", "webGLUnmaskedVendor": "", "webGLUnmaskedRenderer": "", "persistentRndStorage": "", "persistentIncognitoRndStorage": "", "storePersistentRnd": false, "persistentRndClearIntervalValue": 0, "persistentRndClearIntervalUnit": "days", "lastPersistentRndClearing": 1728448482658, "sharePersistentRndBetweenDomains": false, "askOnlyOnce": "individual", "askDenyMode": "block", "showCanvasWhileAsking": true, "showNotifications": true, "highlightPageAction": "none", "highlightBrowserAction": "color", "displayBadge": true, "storeNotificationData": false, "storeImageForInspection": false, "ignoreList": "", "ignoredAPIs": {}, "showCallingFile": false, "showCompleteCallingStack": false, "enableStackList": false, "stackList": "", "protectAudio": true, "audioFakeRate": "100", "audioNoiseLevel": "minimal", "useAudioCache": true, "audioUseFixedIndices": true, "audioFixedIndices": "6", "historyLengthThreshold": 2, "protectWindow": false, "allowWindowNameInFrames": true, "protectDOMRect": true, "domRectIntegerFactor": 4, "protectSVG": true, "protectTextMetrics": true, "blockDataURLs": true, "protectNavigator": false, "navigatorDetails": {}, "protectScreen": true, "screenSize": "", "fakeMinimalScreenSize": true, "displayAdvancedSettings": true, "displayDescriptions": false, "theme": "colorful", "showPresetsOnInstallation": true, "dontShowOptionsOnUpdate": false, "disruptSessionOnUpdate": false, "updatePending": false, "isStillDefault": false, "storageVersion": 1
LibreWolf 118.0.1-1
Firefox 118 was released over a year ago - on 2023-09-26. Even if you were on ESR you would be on 128 by now. The current release is 131. It wouldn't surprise me if Facebook requires a feature such as Segmenter API that 118 doesn't have.
There is no reason what-so-ever to run an unsupported browser version
Alright, I just found there was an up
Alright, I just found there was an update to LibreWolf, which is a privacy oriented fork of Firefox, and updated it to LibreWolf 131.0.2-1 to see if that solves this issue or not, even though I will mention it here if it continues to happen. By the way, I accidentally closed this issue, but then immediately reopened it upon realizing my mistake as I'm not closing it yet until I know its resolved.
I'm not closing it yet until I know its resolved
is. it. resolved? :) Have you stomached visiting Facebook since Oct 15th?
I guess it's solved...