LibreWolf Version
151.0
Operating System
macOS
Installation Source / Package
Official distro repository
Description
Whenever I click a link taking me to a post at https://x.com I then need to reload that x.com page for the Log in / Sign up banner to disappear at the bottom. It noticed it when accessing X from this website (scroll down to end of article for links). There's no need to log in repeatedly, it just disappears after the reload which means I'm already logged in. The same anomoly shows up every time I go to a new x.com page. https://x.com/ is listed in Manage Exceptions in Cookies and Site Data and it always worked as expected until I updated to 151.0. I tried clearing the cache and cookies but that didn't help. I also deleted the x.com entry in Manage Exceptions and re-added it. The same bug didn't show up when I tested it in Firefox 151.0.
** Re How did you install LibreWolf?
I recently started using a script to download and install LW from librewolf.net. The script was posted here: keeping up to date on macos. No problems showed up after downloading 150.0.3, it's just with this latest version.
Logs / Screenshots
No response
Checklist
### LibreWolf Version
151.0
### Operating System
macOS
### Installation Source / Package
Official distro repository
### Description
Whenever I click a link taking me to a post at https://x.com I then need to reload that x.com page for the **Log in / Sign up** banner to disappear at the bottom. It noticed it when accessing X [from this website](http://www.zippittydodah.com/2026/05/youll-have-to-use-your-imagination.html) (scroll down to end of article for links). There's no need to log in repeatedly, it just disappears after the reload which means I'm already logged in. The same anomoly shows up every time I go to a new x.com page. https://x.com/ is listed in `Manage Exceptions` in `Cookies and Site Data` and it always worked as expected until I updated to 151.0. I tried clearing the cache and cookies but that didn't help. I also deleted the x.com entry in `Manage Exceptions` and re-added it. The same bug didn't show up when I tested it in Firefox 151.0.
** Re How did you install LibreWolf?
I recently started using a script to download and install LW from librewolf.net. The script was posted here: [keeping up to date on macos](https://www.reddit.com/r/LibreWolf/comments/1t6zp3e/keeping_up_to_date_on_macos/). No problems showed up after downloading 150.0.3, it's just with this latest version.
### Logs / Screenshots
_No response_
### Checklist
- [x] I have read the [FAQ](https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/) and confirmed my problem isn't addressed there.
- [x] I have searched existing issues to ensure this hasn't been reported yet.
- [x] I have made sure there is no existing issue about this for Firefox, e.g. on [Firefox Support](https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/products/firefox) or the [Firefox Community Forum](https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/firefox).