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It seems a part of the API calls made from Firefox fails due to CORS errors.

API endpoints that work:

• /data-for-domain
• /exist
• /domain-search

Endpoints that fail:

• /events
• /trial/v2/domain-search
• /leads_lists
• /leads

Mozilla has announced progress on their support of manifest v3 (MV3): https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2022/05/18/manifest-v3-in-firefox-recap-next-steps/

It is now possible to upload MV3 extensions to their marketplace. However, it only works with version 109 of Firefox, currently in beta.

I will continue to follow the releases and publish the updated version when recommended by Mozilla.

Description
When a domain name is detected as accept-all, the checkmark icons appear disabled with the proper message in tooltips. However, they still can be clicked and trigger and error.

Expected results
Make sure the click events are disabled for accept-all domain names.

As a developer, I understand that this warning is benign, but it is still annoying and pollutes the browser console.

I was debugging some source maps problems of my own, and for a second I thought this was related 😁

Source map error: Error: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.
Resource URL: moz-extension://880e136b-063e-e54d-a631-954fca5d9a45/js/lib/purify.min.js
Source Map URL: purify.min.js.map [Learn more]

Impact
Medium

Who is affected?
A couple of users have reported this, although it doesn't seem generalized at all. It's been going on for a while, but as it's usually just mentioned from users that uninstall the extension and leave, I wasn't able to get some good feedback for it until now.

Describe the bug
In some cases, when the user enters a name in the search bar, nothing shows up as the user is typing. The user can still enter the name and press enter to see the results, but the name isn't showing up as he is typing.

To Reproduce
The user visited the website "hni.com" and typed a name in the Email Finder search bar. The popup freezes with the cursor not moving anymore. The user tried in an Incognito window, uninstalling and reinstalling, and had the same behavior.

In the Firefox Add-on only, the list of leads is missing, which prevents using the "Save" buttons to save the leads to the user account.

When the monthly search quota has been reached, the browser extension shows a blank page:

Several users reported various issues on websites they visit when the Firefox add-on is installed.

Steps to reproduce

1. Visit http://openmeteo.org/ on Firefox without the add-on installed. A map on the top should appear.
2. Install the add-on (https://hunter.io/firefox).
3. Visit again http://openmeteo.org/ with the add-on installed.
4. The map on the top is no longer appearing.

The first time you click on the + button to save a lead, an error message appears:

After this, you can save other leads from the same list successfully.

Every time you pop-up the Chrome Extension window, the same error appears for the first + button you click.