Read FAQ and Read This First. Unable to resolve issue with latest stable or development build. Running Firefox v 16.0.2 Windows 7 home premium.
Here's what happens. I go to a new website I like, say, Grooveshark. I allow (not temporarily, permanently) grooveshark.com and gs-cdn.net and the site works fine. Yay! The next time I turn on my computer, the place is blocked like I never allowed it. Tried restarting browser without restarting computer, changes to whitelist don't save. Restart computer. No dice. Tried archiving the whitelist, wiping it clean, and restarting. Whitelist no longer wiped clean. All the old websites on the whitelist are there like I never reset it.
So now if I want to ever save changes to my whitelist, I have to archive the changes, restart, wipe whitelist clean, and load the archive. What's especially odd is that it seems I'm the only one having this problem that I could find. My next step will be to uninstall Firefox and reinstall it, but wanted to post here first before I do that, because my intuition tells me that doing so could make things worse. Thanks for reading. Hope it's something simple I overlooked.
Here's what happens. I go to a new website I like, say, Grooveshark. I allow (not temporarily, permanently) grooveshark.com and gs-cdn.net and the site works fine. Yay! The next time I turn on my computer, the place is blocked like I never allowed it. Tried restarting browser without restarting computer, changes to whitelist don't save. Restart computer. No dice. Tried archiving the whitelist, wiping it clean, and restarting. Whitelist no longer wiped clean. All the old websites on the whitelist are there like I never reset it.
So now if I want to ever save changes to my whitelist, I have to archive the changes, restart, wipe whitelist clean, and load the archive. What's especially odd is that it seems I'm the only one having this problem that I could find. My next step will be to uninstall Firefox and reinstall it, but wanted to post here first before I do that, because my intuition tells me that doing so could make things worse. Thanks for reading. Hope it's something simple I overlooked.