Anyone know why this may be happening?
maybe you use an advert blocker and its blocking some external resources ?
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Itâs like a preinstalled version of Raspbian Bookworm. Seems like something went wrong fairly quickly.
Raspbian bookworm comes with adblockers preinstalled. you should be able to disable them for infinity free in the browser though.
My pi is currently busy otherwise Iâd go and check how to do it for you.
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Something changed then. This seems a new issue.
There is some anti-adblock code in the client area that can result in the styling going missing for some ad blockers. This code has been here for a while though (almost a year?), so itâs not new on our end.
However, the blocklists used by ad blockers are regularly updated, and itâs possible that some blocklist in your ad blocker is now blocking something in our panel.
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just checked using chromium on my desktop, and it looks to be working fine with my adblocker disabled. But as soon as I turn it on, it goes like your screenshotâŚ
most likely the adblocker messing it up. The one that comes preinstalled on Raspbian has recently been updated so that could be part of the issue
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Just FYI, not requesting a fix, but this is what Iâm seeing:
Refused to load the stylesheet âhttps://fb.html-load.com/resources/infinityfree-dash-style?token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJuYW1lIjoiIiwiZW1haWwiOiIiLCJleHAiOjE3NDg5NjgyMTgsImlhdCI6MTc0ODg4MTgxOH0.CtGaZkmxM03ocQpq75YscSffJDDq6-_pyCGqzuOfAF8&key=BIHrJ9DZâ because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: âstyle-src âselfâ âreport-sampleâ âunsafe-inlineâ âunsafe-evalâ fonts.googleapis.com cdnjs.cloudflare.com content.quantcount.com live.primis.tech html-load.comâ. Note that âstyle-src-elemâ was not explicitly set, so âstyle-srcâ is used as a fallback.
Yepp, itâs being blocked by your adblocker, all you need to do is whitelist html-load.com (however IDK how tbh)
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I would suggest disabling the Adblocker(s) for InfinityFree altogether. InfinityFree is a free hosting service run by Ads and Client Area upgrades. By disabling your Adblocker(s) for InfinityFree, you help InfinityFree in many ways.
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The article describes the errors and proposes fixes. Seems like the auto-summary is being exploited as an advertisement.
There is no fix needed for the client area code, itâs your ad-blocker
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A non-existing ad-blocker is invoking a Content Security Policy error in Chromium?
Did they hack into Mozilla as well and insert this documentation to throw me off track?
I can confirm that it also works just fine in a fresh installation of Firefox with no ad blocker.
The only reason I can think of why it wouldnât on Raspbian is the built-in adblock functionality that @dan3008 mentioned, though I donât have any experience with that to help you with it.
What I can say though is that if itâs part of the OS itself than that would explain your issues perfectly. It would keep working even if you didnât have an ad blocker installed in Firefox itself. Same thing if your router has any network wide adblock functionality, or if your ISP or DNS resolver has ad blocking functionality.
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Removed uBlock extension. I guess I can learn to avoid the sites where this may result in a degraded experience.
Personally I would keep the extension installed for general protection and just have it disabled for infinityfree
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Glad you trust InfinityFree.
I have full confidence in Infinityfree and have no reason to mistrust them
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Mind presence is a good value. Glad people are getting their moneyâs worth.