Remove unnecessary Iterator loop in history.get #517
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This seems to be not necessary and it is causing issues particularly in firefox 47, there query is a "XPCWrappedNative_NoHelper" and we can't modify it which is what this loop tries to do. Wrapping it in a try/catch does fix the issue as well but removing it altogether seems to also fix it and seems that there are no adverse effects.
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👍 for FF 45.1.1 ( I just reinstalled my desktop so I don't have my VMs to test different versions, unfortunately. |
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Going to merge this. We can always make another patch. |
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Sounds good! |
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This seems to be not necessary and it is causing issues particularly in
firefox 47, there query is a "XPCWrappedNative_NoHelper" and we can't
modify it which is what this loop tries to do.
Wrapping it in a try/catch does fix the issue as well but removing it
altogether seems to also fix it and seems that there are no adverse
effects.
Can someone give this a shot on various some versions of firefox?