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Seriously so confused and frustrated...
I decided to fully disable everything I could think of, restart my computer, and just open Fantasy Grounds and create a new test game to see absolute defaults.
No Firewall, Firefox anti pop-up or extensions totally disabled, default HTTPS protocol is Firefox,
On a brand new game I sent a google link, and when I tried to open it, nothing happened.
I really can't think of anything else..
Sometimes changes don't take effect until a reboot when it comes to networking. I have pulled my hair out for a long time before realizing that I missed a simple reboot, and my changes actually took effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by galaxybomb
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I disabled everything I could think of. Turned off my firewall. Turned off Malwarebytes. Switched the HTTPS protocol to a default browser i haven't adjusted at all.
I restarted my computer to register all the changes. Started up a brand new Campaign with no extensions or setting changes.
https://i.imgur.com/tvfXYRO.gif
I have no idea whats going wrong.
Digging even deeper into this, it seems like even the buttons on the main menu that open links don't work for me like the Quickstart Guide, user Manual, even DLC Store. I seriously have no clue what could be causing this
Even weirder, I decided to try to replicate the issue in another program, Tabletop Simulator which I believe also runs in Unity, and all of their web URLs open without any issue even with all of my security settings running again. So it's exlcusive to Fantasy Grounds Unity, somehow.
Did you try to redo the firewall permissions and reboot prior to trying a link? Disabling the firewall may not take effect or apply until the reboot. Also, check your settings and security details in your browser? Have you tried to use a different, third browser yet? Also, did you reinstall the Fantasy Grounds VTT app, as sometimes the install or updates can get corrupted.Quote:
Originally Posted by galaxybomb
Generally, disabling a firewall does not modify old firewall settings for security reasons (most firewalls view being turned off as an attack or potential attack). You are better off turning on the firewall and adding exceptions for FG - which I know is a PITA - but you problems are likely caused by some sort of security program or OS setting.