Location Permission
Verfasst: Sa 14. Dez 2024, 06:54
Before I start, I am in Australia and using a language conversion from German to English in Firefox, so I hope my post is understood.
I begin:
I am using O&O Shutup10++ (version 1.9.1438) on Windows Pro 11 24H2 (OS Build 26.100.2314).
I use the "Recommended and somewhat recommended settings". Since updating to 24H2 I am unable to make changes to the Location services in Privacy & security > Location settings in Windows Settings. The "Location services" is greyed out. I do require this to be ON as I use Google Maps often. When I run Google Maps I get the following message:
"Awaiting Location Permission - Grant Firefox location permission in system settings" and the the Windows Privacy & security > Location settings dialog box pops up as well, which shows the "Location services" greyed out.
I reset O&O to Undo all changes (factory settings) and I was able to access the "Location services" which was not greyed out.
What settings in O&O Shutup do I need to switch OFF to enable "Location services" in the Windows setting?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers, Greg
I begin:
I am using O&O Shutup10++ (version 1.9.1438) on Windows Pro 11 24H2 (OS Build 26.100.2314).
I use the "Recommended and somewhat recommended settings". Since updating to 24H2 I am unable to make changes to the Location services in Privacy & security > Location settings in Windows Settings. The "Location services" is greyed out. I do require this to be ON as I use Google Maps often. When I run Google Maps I get the following message:
"Awaiting Location Permission - Grant Firefox location permission in system settings" and the the Windows Privacy & security > Location settings dialog box pops up as well, which shows the "Location services" greyed out.
I reset O&O to Undo all changes (factory settings) and I was able to access the "Location services" which was not greyed out.
What settings in O&O Shutup do I need to switch OFF to enable "Location services" in the Windows setting?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers, Greg