Question How do you 100% completely disable the popup blocker in Firefox?

Red Squirrel

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My Firefox at work just randomly decided to start blocking popups, regardless of the fact that it's disabled in settings and that the site is in the exception list. I also disabled ublock. But it's still blocking popups. This broke a bunch of stuff since everything at work seems to use popups or opening new windows etc.

The version is 41.0.2. If I upgrade then it breaks a lot of stuff so I need to keep it at that version. My workplace has lot of shitty web apps that are very browser/java version specific.
 

SKORPI0

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I use 2 blockers with Firefox, once in while they work quite well. Total AdBlock and AdBlocker Ultimate.
Some sites tell me I'm using one, even if they are disabled.
 

Red Squirrel

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I'm trying to actually disable it, because even though it's disabled in the settings, it's still blocking stuff and I don't want it to. I get the yellow bar on top saying it blocked a popup, but the issue is at that point it's too late even if I click the option to show it, it won't work. These web apps are really finicky.
 

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Red Squirrel

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Tried all that, still keeps blocking them no matter what. It's messed up, since it only started doing that yesterday, and it was never an issue before and nothing changed. I just wish my company would stop using super crappy web apps that only work in very specific browsers. It's a mess having to use so many different browsers and java versions etc.
 

VirtualLarry

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Tried all that, still keeps blocking them no matter what. It's messed up, since it only started doing that yesterday, and it was never an issue before and nothing changed. I just wish my company would stop using super crappy web apps that only work in very specific browsers. It's a mess having to use so many different browsers and java versions etc.
Reset your Mozilla Profile or create another one?
 

Red Squirrel

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So rebooting seemed to be the answer. It fixed it.

On similar note, is there a way to disable the SSL cert warnings, completely for 10.x.x.x IPs? I don't know WTF my company does but even when I accept a cert the next time I need to go through the whole spiel again. I don't know if they keep issuing new ones every couple days or what. Everything is self signed and triggers warnings so it's quite annoying. Is there a way to just automatically accept them all without having to go through the whole spiel?