Website: icon search has stopped working (Ghostery - safari - google analytics) #14649
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Hi! Thanks for being part of the Font Awesome Community. I cannot replicate this. macOS 10.14.3, Safari 12.0.3 Could you please:
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I was able to reproduce this in incognito mode on Safari. Here are the errors — interestingly, the first on shows as being from https://www.google-analytics.com/cs/api.js on screen, but only copies to clipboard as "api.js" ¯\(ツ)/¯ I have to point out that, while Ghostery and uBlock Origin are installed in Safari and Vivaldi, they are also installed and running in Firefox, and appear to be blocking the exact same things |
Are the aforementioned extensions available in incognito mode? If yes, could you please try without third-party extensions? |
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Thanks — it works unless I enable Ghostery. Even then, I can get it to work with Ghostery by allowing Google Analytics for the site and leaving everything else blocked. I can confirm that enabling Google Analytics for fontawesome.com in Ghostery works outside of incognito mode, too. The bizarre thing is that this still leaves Google Analytics blocked by uBlock Origin, and routed to 127.0.0.1 in the local DNS — so you wouldn't expect allowing it in Ghostery to make much difference! |
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@talbs @robmadole any chance of getting the documentation work without google analytics? |
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I'd like to refer to #13952, a similar issue with Ghostery and Google Analytics that existed on the FA homepage. |
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Appears to be fixed as of 2019-02-24 on Windows 10. |
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I do not use ghostery. Closing here, but feel free to comment if it stops working again |
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Still failing here, I'm afraid — but I'm wondering if this is Ghostery making tweaks to the way their blocking works, and I haven't had the update yet. I'll follow up in a couple of days if it's still not working here. |
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My apologies, it worked on my Windows machine at home, but now that I try it again on Linux it is stil broken for me. Some more version information: |
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Hmm, I can't even find a Ghostery 8.3.1 for the Mac. Can you double-check the version @lonaru |
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I have Ghostery for Safari version 5.5.0 installed. Safari lacks some of the Webkit APIs that Ghostery uses, meaning Ghostery didn't release version 7 and up for Safari. Ghostery Lite (the App Store version) is too lite — the per-site controls now only allow you to enable or disable whole categories, rather than individual trackers. Until they fix that, many people are sticking with the old 5.5 — myself included. 5.5 is available from https://safari-extensions.apple.com/extensions/com.betteradvertising.ghostery-HPY23A294X/Ghostery.safariextz if anybody needs to grab a copy. |
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@robmadole double checked:
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I'm able to reproduce Ghostery 8.3.1 / Chrome 72.0.3626.121 / Windows 10
It looks like the whole website depends on google analytics |
(apologies if the issue tracker is not the right place to report website problems — I can't find anything in the support area that suggests a better way, though :)
Yesterday, searching for icons worked fine. Today, search claims to have found matching results but does not show them:
I've tried this on Safari 12.0.3 and Vivaldi 2.3.1440.48; the following error appears in the console on both. It does work correctly in Firefox (Developer Edition 66.0b6) though.
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