WebGUI is broken after upgrade Firefox to Version 45 [Solved. Firefox's fault]
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Hi, all
Anyone same as me?
After upgrade Firefox to 45 from version 44.
After login, the WebGUI of pfSense will directly redirect to https://pfSense-ip-address/graph.php?ifnum=wan&ifname=WAN&timeint=5&initdelay=2
From https://pfSense-ip-address or https://pfSense-ip-address/index.phpAnd then the whole page looks like this….
It happens Only with Firefox 45.
WebGUI works fine in IE and Google Chrome.
Thanks!
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Hi!
I have two Win 7 64bit machines showing the same behavior, while a Pale Moon is doing fine on this machine with pfSense. On both installations the login-user is not admin.
All others (Win 7 64 when user is admin and Linux) with Firefox 4.50 are doing fine. No idea what's going on here…
Work-arround: Delete the graphs from dashboard with another browser...
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Hi!
I have two Win 7 64bit machines showing the same behavior, while a Pale Moon is doing fine on this machine with pfSense. On both installations the login-user is not admin.
All others (Win 7 64 when user is admin and Linux) with Firefox 4.50 are doing fine. No idea what's going on here…
Work-arround: Delete the graphs from dashboard with another browser...
Thanks for the work-arround, hope it will be solved later :)
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I can't seem to reproduce that on any windows Firefox version I have handy (most are at v45).
Maybe it's specific to an add-on?
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I can't seem to reproduce that on any windows Firefox version I have handy (most are at v45).
Maybe it's specific to an add-on?
Yep, so you need to put 'Traffic Graphs' widget on the dashboard page or index page.
Then use Firefox 45 to open the index page.See if you will have the same problem with use :)
Thanks for trying!!
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I have traffic graphs on the dashboard, no problems here on multiple firewalls ad browsers.
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I have traffic graphs on the dashboard, no problems here on multiple firewalls ad browsers.
Um that's weird :o.
What else can cause this problem ???
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Interesting, after update to Firefox 45.0.1 From 45.0.0
The problem is gone.
I suppose that's Firefox's fault!
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..apparently yes:
