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When I do action like "go backwards" or "reload current page" than uMatrix doesn't work (irregulary). I can not figure it out for a couple of months, but it happens. I see it in my outgoing network connections log (firewall), that Firefox make requests to a sites blocked in the uMatrix. Usually it is a google-analytics.com, googletagmanager.com etc.
Sadly I cann't define and describe it properly here, like a proper bug report. But it is something to look at for a developers and give attention, because it is a data leak.
How to reproduce it:
create a general domain blocking rule e.g. google-analytics.com
use application firewall, http proxy etc. with logging enabled
browse web sites like usual
from time to time (daily just few times in my case), there will be a request to blocked site in the log...
Tech. info:
I use uMatrix 0.9.3.6 with referrer and UA spoof.
And Firefox 45 with Javascript: enabled; Cookies: enabled; Java: disabled; Plugins: none; Extensions: many, but tested as unrelated to the problem; Cache: enabled.
When I do action like "go backwards" or "reload current page" than uMatrix doesn't work (irregulary). I can not figure it out for a couple of months, but it happens. I see it in my outgoing network connections log (firewall), that Firefox make requests to a sites blocked in the uMatrix. Usually it is a google-analytics.com, googletagmanager.com etc.
Sadly I cann't define and describe it properly here, like a proper bug report. But it is something to look at for a developers and give attention, because it is a data leak.
How to reproduce it:
Tech. info:
I use uMatrix 0.9.3.6 with referrer and UA spoof.
And Firefox 45 with Javascript: enabled; Cookies: enabled; Java: disabled; Plugins: none; Extensions: many, but tested as unrelated to the problem; Cache: enabled.