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Heart of Thorns, Path of Fire buying pages broken


Jura.2170

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The buying pages for Heart of Thorns and Path of Fire are broken. None of the links work and there's no pictures on the pages

https://buy.guildwars2.com/store?Action=html&Locale=en_IE&SiteID=gw2&cid=104%3A5%3A%3A%3A%3AGlobal%3A290%3A%3A%3A&pbPage=heartofthorns&themeID=4785548000

https://buy.guildwars2.com/store?Action=html&Locale=en_IE&SiteID=gw2&cid=104%3A5%3A%3A%3A%3AGlobal%3A289%3A%3A%3A&pbPage=pathoffire&themeID=4785548100

The last text on both pages is

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I was going to post about it but canceled it since Firefox's market seems pretty low.

It is caused by Firefox 43+(might be 42) Content Protection(or similar I guess, I only checked with FF and chrome) which blocks certain things being loaded from third party sites. The site is on guildwars2.com but it is loading some scripts, stylesheets and icon images from Digital River servers.

You can click on the shield/padlock icon next to the URL bar and disable Content Protection for that site.

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@Inculpatus cedo.9234 said:

@Darkvramp.5640 said:All of the images on the store page are broken. Cashe clearing and cookie wipes are useless as it is tied to the Firefox browser.

Did you turn off content protection?

yes, turning off all add-ons in firefox after clearing my cache and cookies, its tied to something in firefox, and it works just fine in chrome and edge/explorer.

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@Darkvramp.5640 said:

@Darkvramp.5640 said:All of the images on the store page are broken. Cashe clearing and cookie wipes are useless as it is tied to the Firefox browser.

Did you turn off content protection?

yes, turning off all add-ons in firefox after clearing my cache and cookies, its tied to something in firefox, and it works just fine in chrome and edge/explorer.

The Content Block/Protection is not an add-on. That is accessed by clicking on the padlock next to the URL.

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Tracking protection in Firefox apparently uses the Disconnect.me filter list, so in theory it would affect anyone using that app, or anything based on their lists. Most likely, it is just an issue with a bad filter that they need to fix on their end. The tracking filters in ABP don't interfere with the page.

Indeed, Disconnect.me seems to consider digitalriver.com itself to be a tracking domain. Yikes?https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection/blocked

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