Loading JIRA under Firefox + uMatrix

Question

I've tried setting uMatrix to be super permissive on the Atlassian domains I know of, and I'm still getting a few refreshes followed by

> Something has gone wrong

> Check that your browser allows third-party cookies and then try again using the button below (without refreshing the page)

What domains does JIRA require cookies / frames / scripts to be allowed from? Are they more than the below rules allow? Anyone have working rules for uMatrix for accessing JIRA?

atlassian.com atl-paas.net * allow
atlassian.com atlassian.io * allow
atlassian.com atlassian.io frame allow
atlassian.com atlassian.net * allow
atlassian.com atlassian.net frame allow
atlassian.net * * allow
atlassian.io * * allow
atl-pass.net * * allow
jira.com * * allow
atlassian.com cloudflare.com * allow
atlassian.com jira.com * allow
atlassian.com jira.com frame allow
atlassian.net ajax.googleapis.com * allow
atlassian.net atl-paas.net * allow
atlassian.net atlassian.com * allow

Hannes_wsrumc · Answer

It seems you need atlassian.com and atlassian.net now:

referrer-spoof: atlassian.com false
referrer-spoof: atlassian.net false

The atlassian.net is basically too fast to click, so you might need to add it manually to the config.

Thanks for hinting me at referrer-spoof.

CielSys · Answer

This also affects just plain  bitbucket.

The title should really be "Something has gone wrong" + umatrix.

Disabling referrer spoof fixes it. This is the vertical 3 dots in the uMatrix config control for the wite in question.

Atlassian should be smart enough to give a better help message.

Anthony Buckton_3014ar · Answer

Hi Guys,

I wanted to make sure that the referrer spoof function was still working otherwise so I've used the following settings which allow Atlassian to work (for multiple accounts) but not other sites.

noscript-spoof: * true
referrer-spoof: id.atlassian.com false

I've tested this on both Firefox and Chrome