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Pageinfo doesn't load images

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Shane
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Greetings,

Pageinfo loads images for some sites (blackBerryMobile.com) but not others (twitter.com). I don't know why it only works for some sites.

Block Images from [domain] is not checked. I'm using default permissions for both sites. Turning off Enhanced Tracking Protection doesn't help.

What can I do?

Thanks, Shane.

Greetings, Pageinfo loads images for some sites (blackBerryMobile.com) but not others (twitter.com). I don't know why it only works for some sites. Block Images from [domain] is not checked. I'm using default permissions for both sites. Turning off Enhanced Tracking Protection doesn't help. What can I do? Thanks, Shane.

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cor-el
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Do the images appear normally on the web page ?

This might not be normal images, but possibly other types of media like GIFV (mp4) files. You can check this via the right-click context menu in the Inspector.

You can right-click and select "Inspect Element" to open the builtin Inspector with this element selected.

Shane
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The images load normally. They are PNGs from external domains.

Inspecting an image on blackBerryMobile.com shows an image. Inspecting an image on twitter.com shows a div without a nested image.

I wonder if Twitter writes a images as divs, and then somehow replaces it with an image later.

Shane.

Where can I find support for the forum itself? I'm allowed to insert a link for the reply, but I want to know how to do it for the original post.

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cor-el
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Can you post a link to a publicly accessible page (i.e. no authentication or signing on required)?

Shane
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http://about.twitter.com

cor-el
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I'm not seeing a preview of images in "Tools -> Page Info -> Media" as well on that page. The page source doesn't include any of the images. The right-click context menu includes a This Frame item, but inspecting the frame gives an about:blank page. I assume that the images are retrieved via JavaScript (XHR). The Inspector shows a correct preview of the images when I hover the 'src' attribute in the left DOM panel, so that is working. I can save or view the image via the right-click context menu on the web page (Save Image As or middle-click View Image) and get a .jpg image file. If I save the image via "View Image Info" in the right-click context menu in "Tools -> Page Info -> Media" then Firefox wants to give the file a .htm file extension and I need to change this to .jpg to get a working image, so it looks that Page Info can't handle this content. I don't know why this happens.

Shane
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My original thought was that the problem was the images are being fetched from an external domain, but this doesn't appear to be a problem.

If the problem is the way that the page serves the images, then I'm assuming there is no setting that I can change to fix it.

Thanks for your input. Shane.