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= Testing on Android = | |||
Testing on Android is somewhat different than other platforms, especially for the downloadable blocklist. There's no way to force a ping, so the best way to do it is to set the automatic ping interval very low and wait. Here are some settings you should use which are set in about:config: | |||
# "Reset" app.update.lastUpdateTime.blocklist-background-update-timer | |||
# Make sure extensions.blocklist.enabled is true (should default this way) | |||
# Set extensions.blocklist.interval to 10 | |||
# "Reset" extensions.blocklist.pingCountTotal | |||
# "Reset" extensions.blocklist.pingCountVersion | |||
# Set extensions.blocklist.url to the following to block Nexus S devices from using WebGL: http://people.mozilla.org/~dsherk/blocklist-nexus_s.xml *NOTE: this is just a way to test it. To test blocking on other devices, you will have to write up your own xml file. | |||
Note that, even though the interval is set to 10, it can take several minutes for it to ping. I've found that closing Fennec (by opening the menu and hitting Quit, not just hitting the Home button) and re-opening it makes it ping shortly after start. | |||