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Bug 73545
Opened 24 years ago
Closed 24 years ago
Two prompts to accept images for a site
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(Core :: Graphics: Image Blocking, defect)
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(Reporter: andrew, Assigned: morse)
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Details
I have the option turned on to always be prompted to receive images. I normally
make the decision when prompted, and say to Mozilla to remember this (important
to note). As a result, I often get prompted when I visit a site for the first time.
It seems that each time I go to a new site which has a background image
associated with the page, I receive two prompts. First for the background image,
and second for the "other" images.
I can quite clearly see the background being displayed by Mozilla while it is
still prompting me the second time whether to download images from this site
which I have just said "Yes, and don't prompt me again" to. So it looks like
there is a race condition somewhere between handling the background image and
handling the rest of the images on the page. Note that after the second prompt
I don't get asked again, even though there are many other images on the page.
On rare occasions it seems that both prompts can come up on screen at the same
time. In this situation if I click on the wrong one (i.e. dismiss the second
prompt, before the first has been dismissed), Mozilla will crash.
This behaviour seems to have been around in Mozilla for ever, so this bug may be
a duplicate. I can't find the right one however, so maybe it isn't :-) My
apologies in advance if this has been previously reported.
Comment 1•24 years ago
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-> morse.
Assignee: asa → morse
Status: UNCONFIRMED → NEW
Component: Browser-General → Cookies
Ever confirmed: true
QA Contact: doronr → tever
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Comment 2•24 years ago
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The fact that you are getting the double prompts is normal. One is probably for
the site itself and the other for the ad-server site. Two separate urls so you
need to explicitly accept both.
The fact that you get the two prompts simultaneously is a bug due to the fact
that the dialogs are not modal. That's bug 57188.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 57188 ***
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 24 years ago
Resolution: --- → DUPLICATE
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Comment 3•24 years ago
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The site listed does not _have_ an ad server. The two prompts for images are
for _exactly_ the same site. I know a lot about this site because it is one
that my company developed and host.
The page _does_ have a background image and foreground images. When I say "Yes,
and don't prompt me for this again" I see the background of the page rendered as
it then comes up with the second prompt (showing exactly the same hostname in
the dialog). When I (again) say "Yes, and don't prompt me again" the second
time then the rest of the page is rendered.
Then for further visits to the site I am not prompted at all until I remove the
image setting for that site, which is what I expect.
The page does not have images coming from any host other than the host for the
whole page. The page does not have frames, layers, iframes or anything else
unusual.
I think that this bug might actually be the cause of 57188, rather than a
duplicate of it.
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Comment 4•24 years ago
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What are the complete URLs for the your "foreground image" and "background
image"? Are there two URLs listed in the image-manager display
(tasks->privacy->image-manager->view-sites)? What are the URLs listed there?
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Comment 5•24 years ago
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I'll leave the lessthan / greaterthan out of this, but this is cut and paste
from the page given above. That page isn't unusual its just the one that this
most recently happened to me on.
body background="/pwl/img/pwl_bg.jpg"
img src="/pwl/img/rhbend.gif"
img src="/pwl/img/about.gif"
... and so forth.
So, as you can see, none of the images actually specifies a host name, which
appears to be all that the image manager cares about.
Unfortunately the image manager page seems to be broken in this build
(2001032614) so I can't go into that. Looking in cookperm.txt I can see that it
(now) says:
www.plumbing-world.co.nz 1T
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