shreeyashd wrote:still getting the same problem. Only happening with fdm addon.

Some time ago Kaspersky and other security software listed FDM as malware. As it hasn't been one-time accident, it may happen again, see this topic: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=11398

Jorge wrote:BTW, it IS IMPOSSIBLE to register to the forum. I registered, NEVER GOT the confirmation email. wrote a message to the admins, NOTHING HAPPENED.

Login to your email account using webmail in your browser and check spam/junk folder, If you can't see any email from FDM, add freedownloadmanager.org domain to whitelist in your webmail and try to register once again with FDM WebExtension turned off.
FDM WebExtension older than 3.0.6 may block some elements of a webpage, including some forms (CAPTCHA etc.) on this forum, so your previous actions may be invalid.

Im getting this on some downloads.

Usher wrote:

Jorge wrote:BTW, it IS IMPOSSIBLE to register to the forum. I registered, NEVER GOT the confirmation email. wrote a message to the admins, NOTHING HAPPENED.

Login to your email account using webmail in your browser and check spam/junk folder, If you can't see any email from FDM, add freedownloadmanager.org domain to whitelist in your webmail and try to register once again with FDM WebExtension turned off.
FDM WebExtension older than 3.0.6 may block some elements of a webpage, including some forms (CAPTCHA etc.) on this forum, so your previous actions may be invalid.

Already did that. I NEVER GOT THE CONFIRMATION EMAIL. PERIOD.

*Kerry-4444* wrote:Im getting this on some downloads.

FDM comes with its own native client so you must have installed another extension, possibly fake or malware.

Note that:

1. There is a third party WebExtension called "Download with Free Download Manager (FDM)" by belav, see here: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/a ... d-with-fdm and this exxtension works with its own native client that must be downloaded separately.

2. There is also fake extension "Download with FDM (Free Download Manager)" based on belav code which seems to call coinhive.com javascript miner, see here: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/a ... d-manager/
DO NOT INSTALL IT! It's been already reported as abuse (see reviews there), but the more reports the sooner it will be removed from Mozilla website.

I don't know which extension you have installed as both of listed above ones use the same native client by belav.

Jorge wrote:Already did that. I NEVER GOT THE CONFIRMATION EMAIL. PERIOD.

Use account on another email server. Some lame postmasters don't know how to properly manage spam.

Captured a random picture this morning (3.0.6) that i was looking at yesterday

flagpole wrote:Captured a random picture this morning (3.0.6) that i was looking at yesterday

This seems to be caused by a Firefox Bug. Without FDM sometimes a random Picture opens in a new tab.

Usher wrote:

*Kerry-4444* wrote:Im getting this on some downloads.

FDM comes with its own native client so you must have installed another extension, possibly fake or malware.

Note that:

1. There is a third party WebExtension called "Download with Free Download Manager (FDM)" by belav, see here: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/a ... d-with-fdm and this exxtension works with its own native client that must be downloaded separately.

2. There is also fake extension "Download with FDM (Free Download Manager)" based on belav code which seems to call coinhive.com javascript miner, see here: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/a ... d-manager/
DO NOT INSTALL IT! It's been already reported as abuse (see reviews there), but the more reports the sooner it will be removed from Mozilla website.

I don't know which extension you have installed as both of listed above ones use the same native client by belav.

I downloaded the first one, don't know why? lol I deleted it and installed the one in FDM's installation folder. Mozilla needs to kill those fake crap fast.

Usher wrote:All the links with no extension that have been reported to start download seem to work OK now with FDM WebExtension v.3.0.6. I haven't tested links with broken layout or login form for Humble Bundle, aliexpress or any other website yet.

Now it works correct on aliexpress.

Stephan Nicolay wrote:

flagpole wrote:Captured a random picture this morning (3.0.6) that i was looking at yesterday

This seems to be caused by a Firefox Bug. Without FDM sometimes a random Picture opens in a new tab.

Ahh didn't know that.

It captured the same picture this morning. It's bizzare.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/images ... lwell1.jpg

Finally! uswing my gmail acount I was able to register.

Guys, please note that FF 57.0.2 was just released today!

Please look into the following problem. Thank you.

Problem Description:
Free Download Manager prevents the use of https://drive.google.com in Firefox Quantum browser.

Version info:
OS Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language (64-bit)
OS Version: 10.0.16299 Build 16299
Browser: Firefox Quantum version 57.0.2 (64-bit) en-US
Free Download Manager version 5.1.33.6791 (fdm5_x64_setup.exe)

Problem details:

Step 1:
In Firefox, open https://drive.google.com
Opens fine. I can see all my Google Drive files.

Step 2:
Install Free Download Manager (fdm5_x64_setup.exe)

Step 3:
Enable Firefox integration in Free Download Manager settings.
In Firefox add-ons, make sure Free Download Manager Extension is added.

Step 4:
Test Free Download Manager integration with Firefox.
Works fine. Free Download Manager catches downloads from Firefox.

Step 5:
Reboot the laptop.

Step 6:
In Firefox, open https://drive.google.com
Does not open in the browser. Instead, the index.html file is sent to Free Download Manager.

Step 7:
In Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, open https://drive.google.com
Opens fine. I can see all my Google Drive files.

Step 8.
Disable Firefox integration in Free Download Manager settings.
Remove Free Download Manager Extension from Firefox.

Step 9.
In Firefox, open https://drive.google.com
Opens fine. I can see all my Google Drive files.

Step 10.
That's all.

It's because of incomplete WebExtension API implementation in Firefox. You can only use some workarounds in FDM. For more info RTF FDM FAQ, please.

skyblue wrote:Please look into the following problem. Thank you.

Problem Description:
Free Download Manager prevents the use of https://drive.google.com in Firefox Quantum browser.

Version info:
OS Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language (64-bit)
OS Version: 10.0.16299 Build 16299
Browser: Firefox Quantum version 57.0.2 (64-bit) en-US
Free Download Manager version 5.1.33.6791 (fdm5_x64_setup.exe)

Problem details:

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That's all.

Running Firefox Nightly build 59.0a1 (2017-12-08) (64-bit) and FDM with addon v3.0.6 and I have 0 problems accessing Google Drive.

I noticed that you said that you install FDM - which installs the Fx addon v3.0.3 which exhibited that exact behavior on multiple sites.

I suggest that you visit this post by Usher viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16047&p=45147#p45147 and download the updated addon for Fx, v3.0.6, install it, and then try your tests again.