[tor-bugs] #6688 [EFF-HTTPS Everywhere]: HTTPS Everywhere 2.2.1 breaks Google Toolbar Search predictions

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#6688: HTTPS Everywhere 2.2.1 breaks Google Toolbar Search predictions
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 Reporter:  cypherpunks           |          Owner:  pde
     Type:  defect                |         Status:  new
 Priority:  normal                |      Milestone:     
Component:  EFF-HTTPS Everywhere  |        Version:     
 Keywords:                        |         Parent:     
   Points:                        |   Actualpoints:     
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Comment(by cypherpunks):

 Also, I thought maybe I could just create a modified version of the Google
 Search ruleset that is affecting this...  The new ruleset works great; but
 I cannot permanently disable the old Google Search ruleset that is built
 into HTTP Everywhere.  What I did was to copy the built in Google Search
 ruleset, change the name of it, then add an exclusion so the Google
 Toolbar would work properly again.  The new ruleset works fine; but the
 old ruleset for "Google Search" still blocks the Google toolbar from
 working.  When I disable the old built in version, everything is fine.
 But whenever I have to reboot Firefox, the old built in Google Search
 ruleset is automatically reenabled.  There is no way for me to permanently
 disable it.  After disabling it, I have checked in prefs.js after shutting
 down Firefox, and the setting for extensions.https_everywhere.Google
 Search is set to false.  Once Firefox is restarted, though, it is
 immediately set to true and the ruleset is reenabled.  This seems to be
 another bug as there is no way to disable this ruleset; except for the
 current session only.

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