Posted links to Twitter not visible in Firefox
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Join Date: Apr 2020
Location: Hampshire
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Posted links to Twitter not visible in Firefox
When someone, usually ORAC
posts a link to Twitter it is completely invisible to me using Firefox, I can see the link in the page source code. If I reply embedding the post, the link is visible in my post.
Anyone got any idea how to cure this (without changing my preferred browser)?
Running Firefox 95.0.2 (64 bit) until the next update
I checked for another thread including Twitter or tweet but didn't find one.

Anyone got any idea how to cure this (without changing my preferred browser)?
Running Firefox 95.0.2 (64 bit) until the next update
I checked for another thread including Twitter or tweet but didn't find one.
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I have no problem seeing twitter posts in all their glory without recourse to strange and unnatural practices - for example, this post by ORAC:
https://www.pprune.org/space-flight-...l#post11159038
I am also using FF 95.02 (64-bit), so it would appear to be a setting that you have tweaked on your PC. To see if it is FF or elsewhere on your PC, try another browser - if neither allow the tweet to display, then it's probably on your PC, not in the browser (and vice-versa).
SD
https://www.pprune.org/space-flight-...l#post11159038
I am also using FF 95.02 (64-bit), so it would appear to be a setting that you have tweaked on your PC. To see if it is FF or elsewhere on your PC, try another browser - if neither allow the tweet to display, then it's probably on your PC, not in the browser (and vice-versa).
SD
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Posts: 705
I've encountered the same problem, SLXOwft, and am running the same version of Firefox. After some minutes of twiddling punctuated by several outbursts of "colo(u)rful language", I discovered that the villain was Privacy Badger. NoScript may also play a part. Are you running these add-ons?
- Ed
- Ed
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Here
Posts: 858
I always check any posts I make that contain links for functioning after I post and reply to my own post with an explanatory note if the link doesn't work. The link always works in the reply.
Finally, they seem to self repair over time. ????
Here is a case of that -
MAX’s Return Delayed by FAA Reevaluation of 737 Safety Procedures
I tested the links in my original post (just above) and they failed. So I quoted the post in a reply and that was good. The links in the original post now work.I definitely am not making this up!
I use uBlock Origin - turned up a bit.
No idea what is happening.
Last edited by jimjim1; 22nd Dec 2021 at 18:49.
Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2020
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 539
I have no problem seeing twitter posts in all their glory without recourse to strange and unnatural practices - for example, this post by ORAC:
https://www.pprune.org/space-flight-...l#post11159038
I am also using FF 95.02 (64-bit), so it would appear to be a setting that you have tweaked on your PC. To see if it is FF or elsewhere on your PC, try another browser - if neither allow the tweet to display, then it's probably on your PC, not in the browser (and vice-versa).
SD
https://www.pprune.org/space-flight-...l#post11159038
I am also using FF 95.02 (64-bit), so it would appear to be a setting that you have tweaked on your PC. To see if it is FF or elsewhere on your PC, try another browser - if neither allow the tweet to display, then it's probably on your PC, not in the browser (and vice-versa).
SD
Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2020
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 539
Couldn't see it.
Next I turned off Block Tracking in all windows - hey presto it then displayed.
Thanks for putting me on the right track SD. (pun intended).
Now to decide whether to change to private windows only permanently.or per post. I'm naturally suspicious about trackers.
Next I turned off Block Tracking in all windows - hey presto it then displayed.
Thanks for putting me on the right track SD. (pun intended).
Now to decide whether to change to private windows only permanently.or per post. I'm naturally suspicious about trackers.