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Most likely a Firefox defect. So far this defect has been seen only once. For now this issue is to track any occurrences/circumstances.
I was adding standard highlights, on a pretty much static web page: https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/. As I'm adding highlights happily and I don't track the number of the highlights shown by the Yawas float. But suddenly I notice a too high number: it jumps from a small value (a little above 10 or 20) to 435 (side note: ignore the white-on-black inversion):
I am not sure if I added one more highlight before I copied the existing stored title (in the following step), as I was in a flow, and I may have noticed the 435 number as I was already clicking Yawas to add the next highlight.
I click the toolbar "Edit this bookmark (Ctrl+D)" button, I copy the title (with the highlights):
policy-templates | Policy Templates for Firefox#__#<<policies.json>> <<Linux>> <<file goes into firefox/distribution>> <<where firefox is the installation directory for firefox>> <<or you can specify system-wide>> <<file in /etc/firefox/policies>> <<domains allowed to access Google Workspace>> <<Block access to the Add-ons Manager (about:addons)#red>> <<Block access to about:config.#red>> <<Block access to About Profiles#red>> <<about:profiles#green>> <<default download directory>> <<Turn off application updates>> <<Disable the built in PDF viewer>> <<Disable Firefox Accounts integration (Sync).>> <<Remove access to Firefox Screenshots.>> <<Disable the “Forget” button.>> <<Disable the Refresh Firefox button#red>> <<Prevent system add-ons#red>> <<Don’t check if Firefox is the default browser at startup.#red>> <<Control the installation, uninstallation and locking of extensions.>> <<a list of bookmarks managed#green>> <<that cannot be changed by the user#red>> <<Allow manual updates only#green>> <<do not notify the user about updates.#red>>
I count the number of << and >>, there are 25 of each, all paired, and seem well-formed.
Now, I must have added two highlights, before I realized I could refresh the page in the next step - I don't remember the exact steps. But, from memory, the number of the highlights stayed incorrect (4xx) and I don't remember if it got increased by 1-2 or not - but either way, the 4xx number didn't get fixed on its own, until I refreshed the page:
I refresh the page, and now the Yawas float shows a correct number: 1/27. And the stored title got two more highlights added:
policy-templates | Policy Templates for Firefox#__#<<policies.json>> <<Linux>> <<file goes into firefox/distribution>> <<where firefox is the installation directory for firefox>> <<or you can specify system-wide>> <<file in /etc/firefox/policies>> <<domains allowed to access Google Workspace>> <<Block access to the Add-ons Manager (about:addons)#red>> <<Block access to about:config.#red>> <<Block access to About Profiles#red>> <<about:profiles#green>> <<default download directory>> <<Turn off application updates>> <<Disable the built in PDF viewer>> <<Disable Firefox Accounts integration (Sync).>> <<Remove access to Firefox Screenshots.>> <<Disable the “Forget” button.>> <<Disable the Refresh Firefox button#red>> <<Prevent system add-ons#red>> <<Don’t check if Firefox is the default browser at startup.#red>> <<Control the installation, uninstallation and locking of extensions.>> <<a list of bookmarks managed#green>> <<that cannot be changed by the user#red>> <<Allow manual updates only#green>> <<do not notify the user about updates.#red>> <<Disable or configure PDF.js>> <<primary (formerly master) password>>
tl;dr: No pattern in sudden number jumps. Some errors in the Browser Console.
After a Firefox restart (still the same version of Firefox 122.0 x32) after adding a few highlights the float now shows 1/274 highlights.
Surprisingly, the Yawas button shows 0. (Side notes: I didn't have the Yawas button in the toolbar in the previous screenshots - too crowded toolbar. I do push the envelope with my Firefox too much. If this occurs with other Firefox versions, I'll bisect disable/enable other extensions - though at the moment I don't have many, and most of them are not bookmark-related.)
Unsure if it's caused/related to errors in Browser Console: Unchecked lastError value: Error: Promised response from onMessage listener went out of scope
Side note: The same Browser Console, but for "Parent process only (Fast)" is showing "62 hidden" matches for yawas, but I wasn't able to actually show/unhide them:
In addition to the above errors, one more type of repeated errors in Browser Console (and, again, unsure if it's related to this bug): Promise rejected after context unloaded: Actor 'Conduits' destroyed before query 'RuntimeMessage' was resolved
Most likely a Firefox defect. So far this defect has been seen only once. For now this issue is to track any occurrences/circumstances.
I was adding standard highlights, on a pretty much static web page: https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/. As I'm adding highlights happily and I don't track the number of the highlights shown by the Yawas float. But suddenly I notice a too high number: it jumps from a small value (a little above 10 or 20) to 435 (side note: ignore the white-on-black inversion):
I am not sure if I added one more highlight before I copied the existing stored title (in the following step), as I was in a flow, and I may have noticed the
435
number as I was already clicking Yawas to add the next highlight.I click the toolbar "Edit this bookmark (Ctrl+D)" button, I copy the title (with the highlights):
policy-templates | Policy Templates for Firefox#__#<<policies.json>> <<Linux>> <<file goes into firefox/distribution>> <<where firefox is the installation directory for firefox>> <<or you can specify system-wide>> <<file in /etc/firefox/policies>> <<domains allowed to access Google Workspace>> <<Block access to the Add-ons Manager (about:addons)#red>> <<Block access to about:config.#red>> <<Block access to About Profiles#red>> <<about:profiles#green>> <<default download directory>> <<Turn off application updates>> <<Disable the built in PDF viewer>> <<Disable Firefox Accounts integration (Sync).>> <<Remove access to Firefox Screenshots.>> <<Disable the “Forget” button.>> <<Disable the Refresh Firefox button#red>> <<Prevent system add-ons#red>> <<Don’t check if Firefox is the default browser at startup.#red>> <<Control the installation, uninstallation and locking of extensions.>> <<a list of bookmarks managed#green>> <<that cannot be changed by the user#red>> <<Allow manual updates only#green>> <<do not notify the user about updates.#red>>
I count the number of
<<
and>>
, there are 25 of each, all paired, and seem well-formed.Now, I must have added two highlights, before I realized I could refresh the page in the next step - I don't remember the exact steps. But, from memory, the number of the highlights stayed incorrect (
4xx
) and I don't remember if it got increased by 1-2 or not - but either way, the4xx
number didn't get fixed on its own, until I refreshed the page:I refresh the page, and now the Yawas float shows a correct number: 1/27. And the stored title got two more highlights added:
policy-templates | Policy Templates for Firefox#__#<<policies.json>> <<Linux>> <<file goes into firefox/distribution>> <<where firefox is the installation directory for firefox>> <<or you can specify system-wide>> <<file in /etc/firefox/policies>> <<domains allowed to access Google Workspace>> <<Block access to the Add-ons Manager (about:addons)#red>> <<Block access to about:config.#red>> <<Block access to About Profiles#red>> <<about:profiles#green>> <<default download directory>> <<Turn off application updates>> <<Disable the built in PDF viewer>> <<Disable Firefox Accounts integration (Sync).>> <<Remove access to Firefox Screenshots.>> <<Disable the “Forget” button.>> <<Disable the Refresh Firefox button#red>> <<Prevent system add-ons#red>> <<Don’t check if Firefox is the default browser at startup.#red>> <<Control the installation, uninstallation and locking of extensions.>> <<a list of bookmarks managed#green>> <<that cannot be changed by the user#red>> <<Allow manual updates only#green>> <<do not notify the user about updates.#red>> <<Disable or configure PDF.js>> <<primary (formerly master) password>>
Firefox 122.0 686 (32-bit) binary downloaded from https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/122.0/linux-i686/en-US, on current Manjaro x64 X11 GNOME Linux. I'll try 122.0.1 soon.
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