If this works without an error, we now know the the problem is not Flatpak related, but has something to do with the Firefox application.

If that looks the same on your side, can you please run: flatpak run -command=curl -I This will run the curl network utility inside the Firefox Sandbox and print the status of the retrieval. This will show the permissions granted to Firefox, which should include the permission to access the network and should look approximately like: We have to determine the reason for this:Ĭan you please post the output of the following command: flatpak info -show-permissions Interesting case that only Firefox can’t access the outside world. I disabled all my 3 addons just to make sure and when I restarted it wasn’t fixed. I restated the laptop and after the restart Firefox was offline again, no websites.

I rolled back once more and I will restart after I send this post.ĮDIT: After rolling back, I actually rolled back to 3.8, so I rolled back back to 3.7.8. Logs returns several important notes, “unable to create socket on wlp3s0 (5) for fe80::3ecf:a0a2:****:32f6%3#123”, which is my IPv6 address. Even before I did this update, Firefox started giving me the same message “We can’t connect to the server at .” for all websites. This morning Updates said Firefox needs to “update” 76.0 ->75.0. I managed to roll back to eos 3.7.8 last night and Firefox got back online, I spend couple of hours fixing it as it was before the re-installation. I read everything about eos 3.8 and I followed the thread.I also uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox twice. I tried flushing the dns, but the commands I found on google refer to a nsdc file which is missing. Firefox stopped loading any page yesterday after a few days with the new release.

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