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PayPal payments not working #2244
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Is this a duplicate of #1884 ? |
In my experience having the site and PayPal in separate containers works for some (most?) sites, but not for others. A distinguishing factor might be whether the site shows a modal / popup telling me to find the PayPal browser window (in which case containerisation does not work, because Firefox Multi Account Containers closes the window when opening PayPal in a separate container). |
May be a duplicate, but we didn't mention anything about printing. In
any case, when searching issues, we didn't see #1884.
We currently turn off Multi-account Containers whenever we're paying
with PayPal, because we've had this problem with other sites. We have
PayPal opening in the banking container by default. This always occurs
whenever Firefox forces a new tab to open instead of allowing a pop-up,
even though pop-ups are allowed from paypal.com in preferences.
Also, re: 1884, we no longer use Firefox's printing function, because it
seems to always want to print at 400% no matter what sizing is selected.
Doesn't matter which printer, or whether it's on a network or directly
connected. We always print using the systems dialog. Been this way since
sometime in the 90's releases...
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IIUC, you assigned Paypal to Container A and opened Ebay in Container B (or no container)? If that's the case then it is expected that you can't load Paypal outside its assigned container. You need to remove the assignment. See https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/wiki/Frequently-asked-questions#remove-always-open-in-site-from-a-container This is a limitation in the way the "Always open in" is implemented. There's a feature request to have a way to allow a domain in multiple containers. See #1749 |
@dannycolin Thanks. That's why we turn off Multi-Account Containers when paying with PayPal on ebay. We'll certainly use one of the solutions mentioned in #1749 when it becomes available, although I'm not certain it would solve this particular issue, when the site generates the pop-up instead of a new tab. We like to keep our financial tabs (containers) separate from our commercial (like ebay). BTW, we've been using MAC since its release, and currently use 38 containers - many for a single website. |
If both websites are assigned to a different containers, it won't and MAC will reopen it in a new tab.
However, if Paypal was to be allowed in both containers, it should work since Paypal will create a cookie in each of the containers it is allowed to be in. This might break the container isolation in the sense that you're connected to the same account in both containers so Paypal is aware of both context. However, Firefox now has a new security feature called Total Cookie Protection that should still prevent ebay.com to spy on paypal.com and vice-versa even if they're in the same container. |
Actual behavior
When trying to use PayPal to pay for an eBay purchase, pop-up window opens in tab instead. Even if tab set to open in "no container", payment page goes into endless loop: when payment is submitted, page goes back to "select payment type" page instead of submitting the payment. Pop-ups from paypal.com are permitted in about:preferences#privacy/Block pop-up windows/Exceptions
Expected behavior
PayPal payment page to appear in pop-up window, allowing payment to be processed normally.
Steps to reproduce
Notes
This issue first noticed at least 1 year ago, but don't know which versions of software were installed at that time, except noticed on both FF Developer Edition and regular release edition. Completed these payments in different browsers (Opera, Edge) without issue. Have noticed this same problem on other sites (like my ISP) that use PayPal pop-up app to accept payments, but not on sites that do not use pop-ups (such as authorize.net). There, PayPal payments complete normally, even inside containers.
Workaround is to disable Multi-account Containers before clicking on PayPal payment link in eBay. Pop-up loads normally and transaction can be completed.
Additional info from raw data dump available on request.
Additional Informations
Also please make sure that:
"Firefox will: Never remember history" in the Firefox Preferences/Options under "Privacy & Security > History" is NOT selected
You are NOT using Firefox in a Private Window
You can see a grayed out but ticked Checkbox with the description "Enable Container Tabs" in the Firefox Preferences/Options under "Tabs"
Multi-Account Containers Version: 8.0.4
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Firefox Version: 95.0 (64-bit)
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