Environment: Firefox 134.0 (64-bit) , Snap for Ubuntu canonical-002-1.0, Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS Desktop
Jump Cutter is interfering with the operation of my webmail client: Zimbra 9.0.0_GA_4718 (build 20241203044225) . I can log in and see the emails, but when I try to open an email It opens with the subject visible and everything else blank.
I troubleshoot the problem to Jump Cutter by turning off all my addon and activate one at the time. I also use Private Browsing to not have to disable the addon.
The email client has HTML and AJAX options but only the AJAX option fails with Jump Cutter active.
I found a recent related issue with Bitwarden https://community.bitwarden.com/t/firefox-extension-rendering-ajax-webmail-client-unuseable/68565.
I expect the addon to be activated and to read my email from my webmail.
A potential fix would be to integrate a blacklist URL, for example like "Ublock" or "I don't care about cookies". My suggestion relates to the workaround in #181 which relates to #26 (comment)
I confirm that using the handy shortcut of Alt+Shift+X to toggle the extension on and off allow to email to render properly.
Environment: Firefox 134.0 (64-bit) , Snap for Ubuntu canonical-002-1.0, Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS Desktop
Jump Cutter is interfering with the operation of my webmail client: Zimbra 9.0.0_GA_4718 (build 20241203044225) . I can log in and see the emails, but when I try to open an email It opens with the subject visible and everything else blank.
I troubleshoot the problem to Jump Cutter by turning off all my addon and activate one at the time. I also use Private Browsing to not have to disable the addon.
The email client has HTML and AJAX options but only the AJAX option fails with Jump Cutter active.
I found a recent related issue with Bitwarden https://community.bitwarden.com/t/firefox-extension-rendering-ajax-webmail-client-unuseable/68565.
I expect the addon to be activated and to read my email from my webmail.
A potential fix would be to integrate a blacklist URL, for example like "Ublock" or "I don't care about cookies". My suggestion relates to the workaround in #181 which relates to #26 (comment)
I confirm that using the handy shortcut of
Alt+Shift+Xto toggle the extension on and off allow to email to render properly.