Bitwarden does not show autofill cards, and external window closes immediately.

[emilnymann]

Bitwarden does not show the autofill dropdown cards on forms where it does in Firefox. Clicking the Bitwarden icon in the form field to open the external window, or prompting a passkey selection, makes the Bitwarden window open, and then immediately close. All of this works on Firefox and Zen. I'm not sure where to start debugging this.

This is on NixOS and Hyprland.

[Wateir]

Hey, since I started using Glide, Bitwarden doesn't suggest logins on forms at all anymore — no dropdown, no icon in the fields, nothing. Same profile works fine on Firefox and Zen. The Bitwarden popup window also opens and instantly closes (passkey prompts too).
After a bunch of debugging it looks like the content scripts of permanently installed extensions just never run in Glide. The extension itself is alive (background page works, APIs work), but anything that runs inside web pages never executes.
How I tested
I made a dumb test extension whose content script just pings a local HTTP server, dropped it into /extensions/, and opened a page that reloads itself every few seconds:

• background page: works fine
• content script: never runs. like, 0 executions over minutes and ~15 page reloads
• browser.tabs.executeScript() from a script: works
• installing the exact same extension temporarily (like about:debugging does): works

So the direct injection path is fine, it's only the "install at startup → inject on pages" flow that dies. And once it's dead for a session, it stays dead (new tabs don't help). Toggling the extension off/on in about:addons brings it back to life, which smells a lot like a startup race between Glide's own startup and the extension content-script registration.
Fun detail: with no config file it fails 100% of the time (4/4 runs), with a config it usually works but sometimes still fails. Definitely racy.
Not a Firefox 156 bug btw
I checked with a vanilla Firefox 156.0b3 (the version Glide 0.1.64a is built on) and the same test extension injects fine there. Nightly 158 and Dev Edition 158 are fine too. So it's something Glide does differently at startup.