Enter into URL
about:config
click continue.
search
webgl
find
webgl.force-enabled
right click and left click Toggle
verify webGL works by visiting website
get.webgl.org
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I just logged into youtube and found out that they replaced my context right click menu with their own. If I want to use regular one, I have to double click my right mouse button.
Is there any way to turn that off? I just want my old regular right click context menu
While trying to upload the content via Google Sheets URL I am getting the following error:
Authentication failure. Parameter: popup_blocked_by_browser
How can I fix this?
Removing blank rows with notes from the sheet resolved the problem.
I turned off pop-up blocking and it worked.
To turn off pop-up blocker, follow these instructions:
Click the Customize and control Google Chrome menu (the three
horizontal bars in the upper right corner)
Select Settings.
Click the Show advanced settings... at the bottom.
Under Privacy, click the Content Settings button.
To disable the pop-up blocker check the Allow all sites to show
pop-ups box.
To enable pop-ups on specific sites, check Do not allow any site to
show pop-ups (recommended) and click Exceptions and enter the
URL(s).
This helped me to resolve this issue
I'm working on a Browser extension/add-on. We have it working in Chrome, so I'm trying to get it working in Firefox.
I've only gotten my extension to load in Firefox Developer Edition 49.0a2 (2016-07-25) (I'm not sure why it doesn't work normally, but have asked elsewhere).
My add-on uses a browser_action to add a button to the toolbar and open a pop-up, which opens fine, but once it's open, it seems impossible to close without quitting Firefox entirely.
In fact, it's so pernicious, the pop-up then appears over other applications!
Is this just a current bug in Firefox, or is there a way for me to fix this?
You might have accidentally clicked the "only close the popup on ESC" button in the firefox debugger, which keeps a popup open until you press Escape. Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Debugging#Debugging_popups
IF your browser extension popups (and right-click context menus, bookmark menu etc.) persist and refuse to go away unless you press Esc AND you have the ’Browser Toolbox’ window open—then you have probably left the ‘Disable Popup Auto-Hide’ option enabled. (This setting is only in effect when the Browser Toolbox window is open.)
To disable this setting, go to the Browser Toolbox window (the window title is ‘Developer Tools – Debugging’), then, in the upper right-hand corner, press open the three-dots menu, and uncheck ‘Disable Popup Auto-Hide’. (If checked you get sticky popups/context menus. If unchecked the popup/context menu will close if you click outside it).
Browser Toolbox
NOTE: If your browser menu does not have a ‘More tools > Browser Toolbox’ option, then the Browser Toolbox is disabled, and cannot be causing the sticky popup behavior.
The Browser Toolbox window can be opened through the browser main menu (the little hamburger icon, rightmost in the URL bar of the browser) ‘More tools > Browser Toolbox’ (or Ctrl-Shift-Alt-I).
The Browser Toolbox is disabled by default, so, for the above paragraph to work must first be enabled. To do this click on main menu icon, then ‘More Tools > Web Developer Tools’ (Ctrl-Shift-I), then, in the Developer Tools frame (or window) click the three dots menu icon (top right) and select ‘Settings’.
In the settings, scroll down to the bottom right (under the ‘Advanced settings’) and check the last two options:
[✔️] Enable browser chrome and add-on debugging toolboxes
[✔️] Enable remote debugging
Your browser menu should now contain the ‘More tools > Browser Toolbox’ option. (From the MDN Web Docs ‘Enabling the Browser Toolbox’.)
This answer (just like #Lakinator’s answer) is based off of information found on Mozilla's official site.
I just implemented iOS9 deep linking in my app and it was working just fine. Then I figured out that there is a "Open in Safari" button on the top right corner of the screen (opposite to the "Back to [App]" button).
I clicked it and now my links will always open directly in Safari instead of going into my app.
Can anybody else reproduce that? Is there a way to undo that? I searched inside Settings but can't find any appropriate options.
I found it. Just long-press the link and you will get the option to open it in your app again!
I have unfortunately stumbled on the issue where, on iPad, a pop-up menu summoned by way of :hover does not disappear from the screen when the user touches an empty area of the page.
The problem is the same described here:
Hover Behavior on Desktop vs iPad
The menu is part of a template I bought, namely:
http://html.realia.byaviators.com/
But... wait a minute... it WORKS on the template's home page? And only on that page -- it doesn't work on any other page of that same template.
I was able to track the behavior down to the point where I found that the reason why it works is the following: initializing a Google map makes the menu behave properly. Just the simplest of maps, with the default options.
Now my question to the experts is: what is that Google does in the map initialization code in order to fix the :hover behavior?
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Well, can't tell what is that Google does, however the solution is documented in mobile Safari developer's reference.
For a click event to be generated on an area of the document, there must be a click handler attached. For example, clicking on a div will generate a click event only if an onclick="void(0)" handle is presente:
Clicking here triggers event in mobile Safari