Can't sign in to firefox or signup for garuda sync

[captilluminate]

I just installed Garuda and starting to use Firedragon. However, I can't sync to firefox or signup for new sync with garuda. I keep getting this "Oh dear, something went wrong there. We've been notified and will get working on a fix"
I also tried to edit the micro .firedragon/firedragon.overrides.cfg

lockPref("identity.sync.tokenserver.uri", "https://token.services.mozilla.com/1.0/sync/1.5")

and nothing happen. can anyone guide me thru this?

[dr460nf1r3]

Hey there

How is your procedure for the login?

[captilluminate]

i tap menu on the right corner, then click the sign, then I get the 500 error message

[filo]

Is the post above really a "Solution"? It looks like you still get the error.
If so:

• Check if you have the ClearURLs extension installed (unlikely, since it was removed from the standard a few months ago, so you should have installed it yourself) and if so remove it. See e.g.:
  Firefox sync is not working with firedragon - #3 by BluishHumility
• If the above does not help or does not apply, add https://accounts.firefox.com to the allowed exceptions. See, e.g.:
  500 Error Oh dear, something went wrong there. We've been notified and will get working on a fix. | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support

[captilluminate]

ok I will

[Torun]

Please see below for a possible fix!

Error 500 on FIrefox Sync

It has been discovered this is an upstream bug related to Resist Fingerprinting. Before attempting to sign in to Firefox Sync, go to about:config and change privacy.resistFingerprinting to FALSE. Then sign in and set up syncing. Once done, I've re-enabled RFP and syncing still works, for now. Source: Firefox Sync doesn't seem to work (#310) · Issues · LibreWolf / Browser / Windows · GitLab

[Firas]

@Error 500 on FIrefox Sync

privacy.resistFingerprinting

if i do that will there be a risk ?
i really don’t need or must have a Firefox account

thank you

[Torun]

As soon as you get Firefox Sync set up and syncing, you can turn RFP back on and it will keep working. You will have to temporarily toggle this back off whenever you want to go to accounts.firefox.com for any reason.

The only risk this carries is that one of the strongest aspects of anti-tracking protection of the browser is disabled for a little while, but Mozilla are relatively good guys.

[Firas]

Thank you