We host our website in Content Hub and use HubSpot Forms. The forms embedded on our website are not submittable (they show all right, but when clicking on the button nothing happens) in Firefox, when the browser is set to Strict Privacy Mode (or some extension enables a similar setting). Is this a known issue? Can we do something to work around this?
@svamann this is a "functional" cookie issue, because Firefox is in Strict Privacy Mode, it is preventing functionality of the website from performing as expected. The user would need to change their settings to resolve the issue or you would need to change from a button to a plain text link for these users.
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Hi @svamann the community team monitors posts to make sure answers are accepted to help others who might have the same questions, not everyone comes back to accept the solution on their own.
After considerably more digging and testing with Firefox, attempting to modify the submit button on the form to a plain text version still doesn't prevent the browser from blocking it. The one thing you could do is have a developer write code that detects the Firefox browser and serves a message that says functionality is blocked and provide them with an alternative option to contact you.
I also tested non-hubspot forms and ran into similar issues, this is pretty conclusively a Firefox issue and not directly related to HubSpot or something that I think could be resolved natively within HubSpot forms - their engineers would know better, you can submit an idea here if support for Strict Privacy Mode is required.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
@svamann this is a "functional" cookie issue, because Firefox is in Strict Privacy Mode, it is preventing functionality of the website from performing as expected. The user would need to change their settings to resolve the issue or you would need to change from a button to a plain text link for these users.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
It's a bit weird that someone else accepts an answer to my question as the solution before I even have the chance to read the response... 😅
Anyways, thanks for the input. What would using a link (vs. a button) change? And can I do this with HubSpot forms? Would appreciate a pointer to how to do this, then I'd even agree your response solved my question 😉
Hi @svamann the community team monitors posts to make sure answers are accepted to help others who might have the same questions, not everyone comes back to accept the solution on their own.
After considerably more digging and testing with Firefox, attempting to modify the submit button on the form to a plain text version still doesn't prevent the browser from blocking it. The one thing you could do is have a developer write code that detects the Firefox browser and serves a message that says functionality is blocked and provide them with an alternative option to contact you.
I also tested non-hubspot forms and ran into similar issues, this is pretty conclusively a Firefox issue and not directly related to HubSpot or something that I think could be resolved natively within HubSpot forms - their engineers would know better, you can submit an idea here if support for Strict Privacy Mode is required.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
I appreciate you all being so active in this community. Makes one feel heard.
And thanks for delving into this even deeper. The idea with inserting a marker for Firefox users came up on our end as well, guess this is what we'll end up doing.