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This is a regression of the issue previously described in another post here. The symptoms are identical: when clicking the extension's icon on the toolbar a blank rectangle is displayed instead of the main menu. In regular, non Private mode, the menu is rendered correctly.
The versions are:
Firefox - 100.0
LastPass - 4.95.0.3
Just like in the original post, uninstalling/reinstalling the extension doesn't solve the problem. Nor does a previously known workaround of right-clicking the popup and selecting This Frame -> Open Frame in New Tab, which used to do the trick.
However, if you do open the frame in new tab/window, right-click and pick Inspect, you'll see that there's actually valid HTML provided for the frame:
Fragment of the LastPass menu's HTML code
There, there's the line <div id="container" class="">...</div>
, by clicking on which you can see the CSS properties of the div
element:
Ironically, it's marked with visibility: hidden
, which seems to be the root cause of the issue, since disabling this property actually makes the whole LastPass menu render just fine. Not convenient enough as a workaround, but still nice to have as a last ditch effort.
Anyways, if there are LastPass devs in this subreddit, hopefully you can fix this asap, as not being able to use LastPass in Private mode is just a shame.
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