04-11-2024 11:53 PM
when editing web pages in the browser, firefox or the extension writes rubbish into the html code without being asked. that's not good. it's **bleep**ty!
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04-14-2024 09:59 AM
You should tell the add-on author about the problem.
(I had this problem with a user script I posted years ago that adds a dialog into Google search pages. I didn't realize it also embedded the code into documents or blog posts people were creating on Google platforms. After being alerted to the problem, I was able to fix it.)
04-12-2024 09:48 AM
To determine which extension inserted the background image, you can look up part of that url() on the about:debugging page. Here's how:
Firefox should show a match in an Internal UUID for the add-on which inserted the background image.
04-13-2024 01:46 AM - edited 04-13-2024 01:48 AM
danke für ihre antowrt. welches add-on meine html-codes manipuliert weiß ich, steht in dem beigefügten screenshot. solche manipulativen add-on's haben auf der plattform mozilla nichts verloren. ich mußte bei rund 100 artikeln den code-müll per hand entfernen.
04-14-2024 09:59 AM
You should tell the add-on author about the problem.
(I had this problem with a user script I posted years ago that adds a dialog into Google search pages. I didn't realize it also embedded the code into documents or blog posts people were creating on Google platforms. After being alerted to the problem, I was able to fix it.)