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I performed a cursory search of the issue tracker to avoid opening a duplicate issue
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I tried to reproduce the issue when...
uBlock Origin is the only extension
uBlock Origin with default lists/settings
using a new, unmodified browser profile
I am running the latest version of uBlock Origin
I checked the documentation to understand that the issue I report is not a normal behavior
Description
On Linux uBlock Origin fails to protect the Chromium browser whatsoever from malicious scripts or other page threats on first load while opening a page (in this case, my homepage). You probably have a race condition, but this is the most severe kind of bug a security plugin can have (that it simply fails to work in a specific case). Please fix this. I can imagine a scenario where someone had a bad tab open (blocked) and then the power goes out and the session restores and boom uBlock was trusted and failed to protect.
A specific URL where the issue occurs
Why did you make this section mandatory if it happens on any page? Pedantic much? I'm doing you a favor - but ok, use www.yahoo.com or whatever
Steps to Reproduce
Shut down Chromium
Launch Chromium with a page that clearly displays differently with javascript off, in this case, I had it as my homepage (yahoo.com)
Observe that javascript is not blocked
Refresh the page
Ruh roh raggy
Expected behavior:
I expect you to test your code.
Actual behavior:
You didn't.
Your environment
uBlock Origin version: Newest
Browser Name and version: Chromium newest
Operating System and version: Linux
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Prerequisites
Description
On Linux uBlock Origin fails to protect the Chromium browser whatsoever from malicious scripts or other page threats on first load while opening a page (in this case, my homepage). You probably have a race condition, but this is the most severe kind of bug a security plugin can have (that it simply fails to work in a specific case). Please fix this. I can imagine a scenario where someone had a bad tab open (blocked) and then the power goes out and the session restores and boom uBlock was trusted and failed to protect.
A specific URL where the issue occurs
Why did you make this section mandatory if it happens on any page? Pedantic much? I'm doing you a favor - but ok, use
www.yahoo.com
or whateverSteps to Reproduce
Expected behavior:
I expect you to test your code.
Actual behavior:
You didn't.
Your environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: