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Getting into an infinite auto-clone Loop with Firefox #7439
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Opening lab in either a different browser (e.g. Chrome) or a private Firefox session does not expose the same problem. |
This indicates it is not something that is intrinsic to Firefox, but perhaps some sort of corrupted local storage in firefox, or some firefox extension. You said you tried clearing data associated with the site? Can you try disabling all of your ff extensions? |
I had only Zotero Connector. |
Are you still experiencing this issue? Can you try adding |
@afshin It will still get into the "auto-clone"-loop, but looks like this: edit: started at http://127.0.0.1:8080/lab?reset |
Hm. Okay so this is the full sequence of fixes I would try in increasing order of severity. If none of these things work for you, then we'll take another dive into this code, but I think the issue might be resolved.
Hopefully the first fixes it. If not, hopefully the second, etc. |
Progress for now: If I start lab in a private window, it immediately works. main.(samehash).js -- on both // however, in Normal: Size shows 0, while the same content is shown, when inspecting this. At that point FF goes into the auto-clone loop However, then FF requests Stack Trace (settings): Stack Trace (kernelspecs): |
The same issue is observed in Safari. |
Can you upgrade to 1.2.8 or 2.0.1? |
Upgrading to 1.2.6 and 2.0.1 solved this issue! Thank you! |
Closing as fixed. If any of the other people on this issue are still having this problem after upgrading, please indicate in a comment. Thanks! |
Description
When opening jupyterlab in Firefox, the server keeps forwarding to a different auto-clone website
Possibly similar to #6921 (The issue has also started to be discussed there)
Reproduce
Dont really know how to trigger the issue. It might be restarting jupyterlab while it is opened in the browser...
Expected behavior
Either:
Context
Troubleshoot Output
Command Line Output
Browser Output
@jasongrout
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