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There is this annoying popup that prevents you from clicking other buttons until you close the popup.

I think that instead of being on a popup, the message should be on new tab homepage instead.

This is default FF behavior, and can be easily circumvented by enabling a checkmark once. I don't think it's worth the trouble of rewriting FF code, which isn't the intention of LW anyway.
@ltGuillaume I was going for a better first-time user experience.
This popup shouldn't be there I think
https://codeberg.org/librewolf/source/src/branch/main/patches/ui-patches/hide-default-browser.patch
@maltejur
I stand corrrected. Strange that it still shows then.
@HexagonCDN does the same thing still occur in a new profile (about:profiles)?
Yes, it does. It also occurs on some other devices that I installed LibreWolf on.

How did you install LibreWolf on those devices? I don't see the same behaviour in my Windows VM.
I clicked on this button over https://librewolf.net/installation/windows/

Note: I do use LibreWolf-WinUpdater
To be able to further investigate that issue I would need to reproduce it myself, which I currently can't. I have tried again in a fresh Windows VM and everything still looks fine for me.
To fix the issue for you, you could try to back up your browser profiles (
%APPDATA%\librewolf\Profiles), completely remove LibreWolf from your system and reinstall it.I guess it probably won't work because it also happens on many other devices, but I will try.
It didn't work.
From @fxbrit:matrix.org
So could you maybe check if you antivirus program is doing anything here?
Oh! I do have Kaspersky Free antivirus!

Well then there is a high chance that this is causing your problems. We've already had issues with Kaspersky in the past. Try to add a exclusion rule for LibreWolf in Kaspersky, then run the LibreWolf installer again.
@maltejur
Which protect component exclusion rule? I want to exclude at little as possible for security.

I have no idea how Kaspersky works, but I would just add a exclusion for the whole LibreWolf folder (the one that you already selected in the screenshot) and all components.
That sounds risky. I think I might try trial-and-error until I find the fewest amount of components that I need to exclude.