From: josecss.es@gmail.com
El 25/11/2025 a las 11:32, Daniel70 escribió:
> On 25/11/2025 6:06 am, Jota.Ce wrote:
>> El 24/11/2025 a las 10:18, Daniel70 escribió:
>>> On 24/11/2025 2:15 am, R Daneel Olivaw wrote:
>>>> Daniel70 wrote:
>>>>> On 22/11/2025 11:52 pm, Richmond wrote:
>>>>>> Daniel70 writes:
>>>>>>> On 22/11/2025 3:52 am, Richmond wrote:
>>>>>>>> "Jota.Ce" writes:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Hi there.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I think i have reached the limit of days i can stay without providing
>>>>>>>>> a new authentication in my organization (new OAuth2 token?), as a
>>>>>>>>> popup window appears requiring username and password when i try to
>>>>>>>>> retrieve new mails.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> The problem is when i fill the password and in the next window i have
>>>>>>>>> to click on "Continue" in "Trust in ?"
>>>>>>>>> question.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> That button does nothing and both buttons (Cancel and Continue) stand
>>>>>>>>> in grey forever. There's no change to fill the new OTP code provided
>>>>>>>>> by our authenticator app.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I have made this process several times, and SeaMonkey was able to
>>>>>>>>> handle this without problems.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Any suggestion?
>>>>>>>> I had problems with Yahoo which I got around by disabling and
>>>>>>>> re-enabling javascript during the authentication process. It was not
>>>>>>>> easy but I did document it in this group.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I've had to use FF to get to my Yahoo mail account for the last month
or so.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I don't think I have Javascript enabled in my SeaMonkey.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> How might I enable it in SeaMonkey??
>>>>>>
>>>>>> How did you disable it?
>>>>>>
>>>>> I'm guess I never enabled it when I installed SM ten months or so ago!!
>>>>
>>>> It is enabled by default.
>>>>
>>>> Preferences -> Advanced -> Scripts
>>>> That will show you what you have (or not).
>>>
>>> Oh, right, and there it is ....
>>>
>>> Browser -> Allow scripts for ...
>>> Change status bar text
>>> Disable or replace context menus
>>> (so bottom two only)
>>>
>>> And then, in 'Debugging' "Show chrome JavaScript errors and warnings"
>> In Edit->Preferences->Advanced->Scripts i only have check marks on:
>> - Change text on statusbar (allow JS to do it)
>> - Show chrome JS errors and warnings
>>
>> I can't do anything in that OAuth2 popup window with context menu,
shortchut keys, address bar,... just only clicking and writing on form's
>> text boxes, and clicking on form's buttons.
>>
>> Is there maybe a setting in about:config to allow any other actions?
>
> I would think 'YES' .... but what they are is beyond me. Sorry.
Does anyone know how to avoid that a form or a popup window forbids using
context menu or shortcuts?
I mean... a form could forbit those actions through JavaScript, but... why
can't you just simply hit F5 on that popup window?
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