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Linux Mint Firefox 134.0
Routine google maps works fine; when I drag the person icon onto the map
to enable street view, I only get a black screen when shifted into
streetview.

I have two extensions; uBlock origin and Privacy Badger.

If I use Ffx in troubleshooting mode, the street view works correctly.

If I use Ffx w/ both extensions above disabled, street view does not
work correctly.

The other conditions said to be affected by troubleshooting are the
hardware acceleration, userchrome & usercontent, JIT compiler.

How do I deal w/ this condition/problem next? I have not personally
modified my userchrome.

Another datapoint: On similar other hardware: live LM 22.1 Firefox 134.0 default condition, no added extensions or other changes - same faulty
street view as above, troubleshooting mode fixes the problem.

Also, one more minor data point: when the person icon is dragged to a
street position but *before* shifting into the street view, a small
'inset' appears by the person icon which is a 'miniature' version of the street view. That miniature view does work correctly on both the live
and installed LM Ffx which do not streetview properly.
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Mike Easter wrote:

Another datapoint: On similar other hardware: live LM 22.1 Firefox 134.0 default condition, no added extensions or other changes - same faulty
street view as above, troubleshooting mode fixes the problem.

Live LMDE7 Ffx 143.0 default conditions
Same blackscreen, same troubleshooting improvement, same OK street
miniature.

Also, the LMDE has a slightly newer Cinnamon at 6.4.13. For another
datapoint, on the live LMDE I upped the ffx to 146.0 and same black streetview.

Next, back to the LM 22.1 live, up Cinn to 6.4.8, up Ffx to 146.0.1;
same blackscreen. This is kernel 6.8.0-51
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Mike Easter wrote:

Next, back to the LM 22.1 live, up Cinn to 6.4.8, up Ffx to 146.0.1;
same blackscreen. This is kernel 6.8.0-51

Following a recommendation to disable hardware accel in Ffx, in settings
I unchecked use recommended settings and then also unchecked use
hardware accel when available. No joy; same problem.
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Mike Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid> wrote:

Linux Mint Firefox 134.0
Routine google maps works fine; when I drag the person icon onto the map
to enable street view, I only get a black screen when shifted into streetview.

I have two extensions; uBlock origin and Privacy Badger.

If I use Ffx in troubleshooting mode, the street view works correctly.

If I use Ffx w/ both extensions above disabled, street view does not
work correctly.

The other conditions said to be affected by troubleshooting are the
hardware acceleration, userchrome & usercontent, JIT compiler.

How do I deal w/ this condition/problem next? I have not personally modified my userchrome.

Another datapoint: On similar other hardware: live LM 22.1 Firefox 134.0 default condition, no added extensions or other changes - same faulty
street view as above, troubleshooting mode fixes the problem.

Also, one more minor data point: when the person icon is dragged to a
street position but *before* shifting into the street view, a small
'inset' appears by the person icon which is a 'miniature' version of the street view. That miniature view does work correctly on both the live
and installed LM Ffx which do not streetview properly.

There is an internal adblocker. As I recall, Mozilla embedded the
backlist from Disconnect.me. Even after you disable any adblocking
add-ons, there's still the internal adblock blacklist.

Have you tried adjusting the fingerprinting protection level aka ETP
(Enhanced Threat Protection)? Maybe you set to high.

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/fingerprinting-protections/ https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enhanced-tracking-protection-firefox-desktop

Running in safe (troublehooting) mode only disables some features of
Firefox, like the add-ons, user and prefs files, etc. It does not
eradicate any tweaks you made in about:config. Create a new Firefox
profile which starts with no add-ons, and no tweaks. You get the factory/install state of Firefox. Having a fresh profile that you never pollute can help diagnose problems with your active profile. You can
use the Profile Manager to decide which profile to load, and which will
be the default profile when Firefox loads.
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VanguardLH wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

How do I deal w/ this condition/problem next? I have not personally
modified my userchrome.

Have you tried adjusting the fingerprinting protection level aka ETP (Enhanced Threat Protection)? Maybe you set to high.

My ETP is normal. I even changed to custom and lessened normal; no help.

Running in safe (troublehooting) mode only disables some features of
Firefox, like the add-ons, user and prefs files, etc. It does not
eradicate any tweaks you made in about:config. Create a new Firefox
profile which starts with no add-ons, and no tweaks. You get the factory/install state of Firefox. Having a fresh profile that you never pollute can help diagnose problems with your active profile. You can
use the Profile Manager to decide which profile to load, and which will
be the default profile when Firefox loads.

My several live default Ffx in live LM & LMDE mentioned all have the
default profiles.
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Mike Easter wrote:

Another datapoint: On similar other hardware:

Live Sparky 8; a Deb 13, OpenBox WM, Ffx 146.0 (labeled Sparky Ffx),
kernel 6.12.17 AMD, gfx radeon wayland

Streetview black, inset miniature works, troubleshooting mode works.
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On 1/10/2026 4:19 PM, Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Another datapoint: On similar other hardware:

Live Sparky 8; a Deb 13, OpenBox WM, Ffx 146.0 (labeled Sparky Ffx),
kernel 6.12.17 AMD, gfx radeon wayland

Streetview black, inset miniature works, troubleshooting mode works.

Have you changed any of the settings/general/contrast control options?
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Mike Easter wrote:

Live Sparky 8; a Deb 13, OpenBox WM,

Sparky has an aptus appcenter for installing 41 different browsers.

I started w/ chromium: googlemaps didn't work at all, blackscreen.
Midori didn't run at all. Chrome browser blackscreen for streetview.

Konqueror works properly when opted for 'lite mode' for google maps and
works properly for streetview.

Librewolf works properly for maps & streetview.

Since I hadn't previously had experience w/ Librewolf, I did some
reading about it compared to Ffx as well as other browsers in an article
on the windscribe site, which I also consider to be a useful tool.

That article also includes comparing it w/ Brave. Bottom line, the
windscribe article likes Librewolf best, particularly Librewolf plus windscribe :-)

https://windscribe.com/blog/is-librewolf-safe/

Librewolf is not in the conventional repo/s and I have never heard of
extrepo which is the repo for it:

https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/plucky/man1/extrepo.1p.html https://packages.debian.org/sid/extrepo

All things considered, I may switch from Ffx to Librewolf; I can't see
any reason to not.

My problem w/ google maps didn't set out to be an argument against Ffx
in this group, but I guess it turned out that way.
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sticks wrote:

On 1/10/2026 4:19 PM, Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Another datapoint: On similar other hardware:

Live Sparky 8; a Deb 13, OpenBox WM, Ffx 146.0 (labeled Sparky Ffx),
kernel 6.12.17 AMD, gfx radeon wayland

Streetview black, inset miniature works, troubleshooting mode works.

Have you changed any of the settings/general/contrast control options?

No.
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Mike Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid> wrote:

VanguardLH wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

How do I deal w/ this condition/problem next? I have not personally
modified my userchrome.

Have you tried adjusting the fingerprinting protection level aka ETP
(Enhanced Threat Protection)? Maybe you set to high.

My ETP is normal. I even changed to custom and lessened normal; no
help.

Just checking. When choosing Custom settings for ETP, did you disable
all fingerprinting and tracking options under Custom? That will disable
all the internal mechanisms incorporated into Firefox.

https://blog.mozilla.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ETP_EN_Custom_PC_Cropped-600x508.jpg

Disable all settings in there.

My several live default Ffx in live LM & LMDE mentioned all have the
default profiles.

Are you on released, nightly, beta, or ESR channels of Firefox?

Are you using an VPN? That can incur delays in propagating the traffic.
Test without any VPN whether external or intenal to Firefox.

Firefox Is Testing a Free, Built-In rCLBrowser-OnlyrCY VPN https://windowsreport.com/firefox-is-testing-a-free-built-in-browser-only-vpn/

There has been an integral VPN (aka Secure Network) in Edge for a while.
It can have problems if you run another VPN, and the Edge VPN is active.
I don't use the VPN inside of Edge. I use the free version of Proton
VPN, and only engage it to circumvent geofencing.

Opera is another web browser with an integrated VPN. Now it looks like
Mozilla wants to add one to Firefox. Mozilla is supposedly only testing
it now, but maybe it already crept into beta builds. Don't know if
Mozilla is rolling this out into released builds.

You said Google Maps street view works in Firefox's troubleshooting
mode.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/diagnose-firefox-issues-using-troubleshoot-mode

You already tried disabling all add-ons. You said you tried disabling
hardware acceleration. Have you tried disabling Firefox's JIT
(Just-in-Time) Javascript engine?

https://superuser.com/questions/1668807/how-to-disable-jit-compiler-just-in-time-compiler-in-firefox
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-in-time_compilation

I recall there was some vulnerability in Firefox. There were exploits
that utilized miscompilation in the JIT part of the Javascript engine.

https://www.wiz.io/vulnerability-database/cve/cve-2025-13024

The cure, for now, was to disable JIT. I'm not saying Google Maps is malicious, but it's possible they execute code that farks with the
timing of JIT compilation. See what happens when you disable JIT for
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Mike Easter wrote:

On similar other hardware: live LM 22.1

Back to a Live LM 22.1 - install extrepo, enable librewolf, update then install librewolf: googlemaps works, streetview works.

That's better than trying to figure out what is 'wrong with' Ffx on this
or that system.

From everything I've read so far and seen in this example/thread,
Librewolf is a 'better' browser than Ffx by some metrics.
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VanguardLH wrote:

Disable all settings in there.

Disabled all: cookies, tracking content, cryptominers, known
fingerprinters, suspected fingerprinters.

Heads up! This setting may cause some websites to not display
content or work correctly. If a site seems broken, you may want to
turn off tracking protection for that site to load all content.
Learn how

No improvement in map problem.
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On 10/01/2026 20:27, Mike Easter wrote:

Linux Mint Firefox 134.0
Routine google maps works fine; when I drag the person icon onto the map
to enable street view, I only get a black screen when shifted into streetview.

No problem here with LM 22.2, Cinnamon 6.4.8, and FF 146.0.1 with six extensions including uBlock origin. Kernel is 6.8.0-90-generic.

Have you tried uninstalling FX completely and reinstalling? I see you've
tried a live version of LM, but only 22.1. What about trying the beta
22.3 and Cinnamon DE?

Mullvad is based on Fx. If you install that does it work (like Librefox
does) or not?
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Mike Easter wrote:

Live Sparky 8; a Deb 13, OpenBox WM, Ffx 146.0 (labeled Sparky Ffx),
kernel 6.12.17 AMD, gfx radeon wayland

Streetview black, inset miniature works, troubleshooting mode works.

What if you try disabling graphics acceleration?

settings
general
performance
untick use recommended settings
then untick use hardware acceleration
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Jeff Layman wrote:

No problem here with LM 22.2, Cinnamon 6.4.8, and FF 146.0.1 with six extensions including uBlock origin. Kernel is 6.8.0-90-generic.

Have you tried uninstalling FX completely and reinstalling? I see you've tried a live version of LM, but only 22.1. What about trying the beta
22.3 and Cinnamon DE?

On my installed LM/Ffx system, if I uninstall Ffx, I'm going to replace
it w/ Librewolf.

Mullvad is based on Fx. If you install that does it work (like Librefox does) or not?

I'll check Mullvad later on Live LM, I'll get the fresh 22.3 to replace
my 22.1 on that Ventoy SSD.

Lotsa playoff (.us) football today :-)
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I'll get the fresh 22.3 to replace my 22.1 on that Ventoy SSD.

Oops. The 22.3 .iso isn't available yet; the beta has a Dec 16 date.

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around the corner'.
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In alt.comp.software.firefox, on Sat, 10 Jan 2026 12:27:34 -0800, Mike
Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid> wrote:

Linux Mint Firefox 134.0
Routine google maps works fine; when I drag the person icon onto the map

You mean Pegman.

I snipped he rest because I don't use the linux version and can't help
you.

to enable street view, I only get a black screen when shifted into >streetview.

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Mike Easter wrote:

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around the corner'.

Ha. Found it from a blog comment link.
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Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around the
corner'.

Ha. Found it from a blog comment link.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 146.0
Streetview doesn't work.
Troubleshooting ok.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Mullvad browser 15.0.3 (no Mullvad VPN)
Streetview works OK.
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On 11/01/2026 18:54, Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around the
corner'.

Ha. Found it from a blog comment link.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 146.0
Streetview doesn't work.
Troubleshooting ok.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Mullvad browser 15.0.3 (no Mullvad VPN)
Streetview works OK.

How strange that Librewolf and Mullvad are ok, while Fx itself isn't.
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Jeff Layman wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around
the corner'.

Ha. Found it from a blog comment link.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 146.0 Streetview doesn't work.
Troubleshooting ok.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Mullvad browser 15.0.3 (no Mullvad VPN)
Streetview works OK.

How strange that Librewolf and Mullvad are ok, while Fx itself
isn't.

Since then, I've been doing more reading, such as querying about the *disadvantages* of such as Librewolf. Also, while normally I eschew
watching YT vids, occsly I do, if I haven't yet found a nice text
discussing the same thing.

In this case, I watched a vid comparing Mullvad, Librewolf, and Ffx for privacy, particularly re tracking and fingerprinting. BTW, normally I
am NOT a privacy buff who cares about tracking or fingerprinting.

In any case, the vid gave Mullvad a very slight edge over Librewolf on
one issue while of course Ffx fell flat.

gglAIov google AI overview said that sometimes the privacy browsers
break a website and named a number of other disadvantages which altho' numerous, didn't seem too troublesome. At the end, it said:

For less extreme privacy: Firefox with Arkenfox user.js or Mullvad
Browser offer good privacy without breaking as much

I don't understand why Mullvad would break less than Librewolf.

Here's the vid comparing them:

Which Browser Leaks Your Data? Mullvad vs LibreWolf vs Firefox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOuHL-Qf3NY
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On 11/01/2026 17:54, Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

I'll get the fresh 22.3 to replace my 22.1 on that Ventoy SSD.

Oops. The 22.3 .iso isn't available yet; the beta has a Dec 16 date.

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around the
corner'.

Try Pop! OS on Ventoy:

https://system76.com/pop/download/


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invalid wrote:

Try Pop! OS on Ventoy:

https://system76.com/pop/download/

Hmmm. I have a Pop I dl/ed back in '25 Mar, but the 'current' Pop has a slightly different name and is dated '26 Jan.

pop-os_24.04_amd64_intel_16.iso
pop-os_24.04_amd64_generic_22.iso (fresh)

What is up w/ that difference?
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invalid wrote:

Try Pop! OS on Ventoy:

https://system76.com/pop/download/

Hmmm. I have a Pop I dl/ed back in '25 Mar, but the 'current' Pop has a slightly different name and is dated '26 Jan.

pop-os_24.04_amd64_intel_16.iso
pop-os_24.04_amd64_generic_22.iso (fresh)

What is up w/ that difference?

It's got new COSMIC Desktop. Are you sure it is dated 25 Jan? The latest version was released in December (before xmas). See the review here:

<https://youtu.be/Fh-0nBrU-CM?si=EVAUXHQYs7fTlwOf>

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invalid wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

invalid wrote:

Try Pop! OS on Ventoy:

https://system76.com/pop/download/

Hmmm. I have a Pop I dl/ed back in '25 Mar, but the 'current' Pop has
a slightly different name and is dated '26 Jan.

pop-os_24.04_amd64_intel_16.iso
pop-os_24.04_amd64_generic_22.iso (fresh)

What is up w/ that difference?

It's got new COSMIC Desktop. Are you sure it is dated 25 Jan?

I said '26 above.

I just dl/ed it; will check it out.
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Mike Easter wrote:

pop-os_24.04_amd64_generic_22.iso (fresh)

Not a very fast boot; but I didn't time it.

Comes up trying to install, but I figured out how to abort it; in that
mode it seemed to be overloading the ram or graphics. Mouse movement weak/erratic.

Out of install mode, cursor moving normally. free -m sez >2G ram used to desktop.

Firefox 146.0 streetview black

Graphics says wayland (and xwayland).
I get two different answers for the cosmic v using
apt policy cosmic-session

and no info using inxi -Sxx, sez Desktop N/A
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On 11/01/2026 20:59, Mike Easter wrote:

Jeff Layman wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

Mike Easter wrote:

If 22.2 can update now, there must be a 22.3 .iso 'just around
the corner'.

Ha. Found it from a blog comment link.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 146.0 Streetview doesn't work.
Troubleshooting ok.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Mullvad browser 15.0.3 (no Mullvad VPN)
Streetview works OK.

How strange that Librewolf and Mullvad are ok, while Fx itself
isn't.

Since then, I've been doing more reading, such as querying about the *disadvantages* of such as Librewolf. Also, while normally I eschew
watching YT vids, occsly I do, if I haven't yet found a nice text
discussing the same thing.

In this case, I watched a vid comparing Mullvad, Librewolf, and Ffx for privacy, particularly re tracking and fingerprinting. BTW, normally I
am NOT a privacy buff who cares about tracking or fingerprinting.

In any case, the vid gave Mullvad a very slight edge over Librewolf on
one issue while of course Ffx fell flat.

gglAIov google AI overview said that sometimes the privacy browsers
break a website and named a number of other disadvantages which altho' numerous, didn't seem too troublesome. At the end, it said:

For less extreme privacy: Firefox with Arkenfox user.js or Mullvad
Browser offer good privacy without breaking as much

I don't understand why Mullvad would break less than Librewolf.

Here's the vid comparing them:

Which Browser Leaks Your Data? Mullvad vs LibreWolf vs Firefox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOuHL-Qf3NY

I really don't like YouTube videos when explaining something like that.
Why use a couple of tables on a page which you can scan in half a minute
when you can take 10 minutes watching the same thing less clearly on a
video.

Have you seen this:
<https://privacytests.org/>
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Jeff Layman wrote:

I really don't like YouTube videos when explaining something like that.
Why use a couple of tables on a page which you can scan in half a minute when you can take 10 minutes watching the same thing less clearly on a video.

I agree; I 'never' click YT links that others post, and I almost never
click the YT links that answer a query I seek, unless there is just
nothing else. Also, when I DO go to YT for info, I *hope* that there is
a transcript available to scan instead

Have you seen this:
<https://privacytests.org/>

Whoa. That is pretty thorough. There is very little diff between
Librewolf and Mullvad except down there in the DNS privacy section.

He did a lot of work; 13 diff browsers in conventional and private
modes. That reminds me of the work of That One Privacy Guy before he
sold the name to commercial interests.
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Mike Easter wrote:

That reminds me of the work of That One Privacy Guy before he sold the
name to commercial interests.

Old reddit discussion of The Demise of TOPG.

https://www.reddit.com/r/VPN/comments/mxeova/demise_of_thatoneprivacysite/
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Mike Easter wrote:

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 146.0
Streetview doesn't work.
Troubleshooting ok.

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 147.0 (via flatpak)
Streetview still doesn't work.
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Mike Easter wrote:

Live LM Cinn 22.3 Ffx 146.0
Streetview doesn't work.
Troubleshooting ok.

If I'm starting w/ a live default condition Ffx 146.0 which has no
extensions and no 'history' in terms of its cache etc and streetview is
black unless I use the troubleshooting mode, what can I do/set/configure
to 'duplicate' the troubleshooting mode without using troubleshooting?

gglAIov says that mode disables extensions, themes, and hardware
acceleration.

I've gone to the add-ons and disabled everything 'I can' in default Ffx,
I've changed performance to not use hardware acceleration.

gglAIov says that if such persists, then the fault lies w/ the install
or the OS, which are default and reported to work satisfactorily for
others on their hardware.

The only thing I can't change in the add-ons is System theme auto which follows the OS settings. I can change Mint's theme from 'mixed' to dark
or light in the form of Mint- X, Y, or L.
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