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I updated to the latest version of Multi-Account Container and tested if I can reproduce the issue
I searched for existing reports to see if it hasn't already been reported
Step to reproduce
configure a custom sync server by setting identity.sync.tokenserver.uri to a custom value in about:config
install the multi-account-containers extension
enable syncing containers by clicking "start syncing"
Actual behavior
The user will be prompted to log in their Firefox account even if they were already logged in.
The identity.sync.tokenserver.uri will be changed back to https://token.services.mozilla.com/1.0/sync/1.5, completing the login process will trigger the browser to sync with mozilla's syncstorage service.
changing the identity.sync.tokenserver.uri back to the custom value will "break" the extension, with this only displaying a blank page
Expected behavior
I would've expected this to sync with my own server, or at the very least display a warning/an error saying that using container sync with a custom endpoint isn't currently supported.
I think that silently editing that value may not be the best approach.
Additional informations
The extension is unaffected by the custom sync endpoint and works flawlessly as long as container sync is disabled. I’ve attached about:support data for two different browsers, as I initially encountered this issue on the Zen browser, a Firefox fork. Although it seemed unlikely that the bug was specific to the forked browser, I tested it on vanilla Firefox too and successfully replicated it.
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https://pastebin.com/dHNLPwfr
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Before submitting a bug report
Step to reproduce
identity.sync.tokenserver.uri
to a custom value inabout:config
Actual behavior
identity.sync.tokenserver.uri
will be changed back tohttps://token.services.mozilla.com/1.0/sync/1.5
, completing the login process will trigger the browser to sync with mozilla's syncstorage service.identity.sync.tokenserver.uri
back to the custom value will "break" the extension, with this only displaying a blank pageExpected behavior
I would've expected this to sync with my own server, or at the very least display a warning/an error saying that using container sync with a custom endpoint isn't currently supported.
I think that silently editing that value may not be the best approach.
Additional informations
The extension is unaffected by the custom sync endpoint and works flawlessly as long as container sync is disabled. I’ve attached about:support data for two different browsers, as I initially encountered this issue on the Zen browser, a Firefox fork. Although it seemed unlikely that the bug was specific to the forked browser, I tested it on vanilla Firefox too and successfully replicated it.
Provide a copy of Troubleshooting Information page (optional)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: