• twm
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Topic: Display Error by viewing public keys

Hi, first i would to thank the developer team for this great extension.
I use FireGPG 0.6.4 in FF 3.0.5, the option "activate handler for gpg-blocks on websites"
is active and i use the old API. When i land on a page like this (not mine wink ) http://www.info.fundp.ac.be/~hto/pmwiki … GPublicKey , i see "import" and "show original". But nothing happened when i click on one of this options. Does anyone have the same problem and can give me a hint.
Thanks

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P.S.: Don't blame me english is not my motherlanguage smile

  • From: Geneva
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Re: Display Error by viewing public keys

Hi,

It's works for me.. is you javascript turned off ? Do you have any error in Firefox's console ? (Install Console² addon to have more details and select chrome)

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Re: Display Error by viewing public keys

Hello, thanks for your reply.
Javascript is active, but i forgot to tell, that i use the NoScript Extension (1.8.8.5).
I allowed the Site to use JS but it is the same problem. The error console was an useful hint smile

[NoScript ClearClick] Swallowed event mouseup on span/0 at chrome://firegpg/skin/block.xml

So when deactivate the extension, FireGPG runs fine. I'd also tested the NoScript Option to allow the Scripts global, this doesn't help.

While i typed the text, i found the reason. In NoScript Options - Plugins - Clearklick Protection for trusted websites should be deactivated to use the FireGPG extension.

Thank you.

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Re: Display Error by viewing public keys

Try to add chrome://firegpg/skin/block.xml on the white list (but chrome:// should already be on the white list...)

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Re: Display Error by viewing public keys

Thats correct, "chrome: " stands in the whitelist. Modifing is also not possible, cause it's grayed out.