Update Just now - 22.0 - JavaScript error with every click

[jscher2000]

Similar threads on SuMo:

I get this message on the new Firefox v22 -Error: Illegal operation on WrappedNative prototype object - "The ones causing that problem where all related to google : 1 - Google Search by Image / 2 - Search By Image (by Google) / 3 - DeeperWeb - Boost and Customize Google Search"

I just upgraded to FireFox 22.0, and now I get a Javascript error (Error: Illegal operation on WrappedNative prototype object). What can I do? - (A) "I found the faulty extension - CloudMagic"; (B) " For the moment I found a workaround (disabling the XINHA CSS plugin)."

Whatever changed with respect to WrappedNative prototype objects, it seems to affect a number of extensions.

[Vitesse]

For those encountering this error with FB Purity, an updated version 8.5.0 - which works - is available from the author's site: http://www.fbpurity.com/ Not on AMO yet so it will not automatically update.

[rsx11m]

I've been having this problem with Firefox 22.0:

Error: Illegal operation on WrappedNative prototype object

This is full pushed version, no beta. I did a clean install in a separate directory; no addons, themes, personas, proxies, styles or anything.
The problem still occurs whenever I open a Google Search window. I've also noticed it elsewhere, but as I was still eliminating addons, I didn't notice which site(s) it was. (I don't do Facebook.)

[JayhawksRock]

Some solutions here > https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/963014

But first I would clear your cache > Ctrl+Shift+Delete choose only Cache and OK. Delete any cookies for the websites in your open tabs. Then restart Firefox

[pmber]

To all the ones slamming the ones asking questions about this error, I find it a bit odd. Using a browser today is about the same as using a car. I would have to bet most of you programers would be virtually clueless if your car broke down on the freeway and I don't think anyone would ridicule you for calling for roadside service.

[JayhawksRock]

No Mozilla programers here... We are all users, just like you
http://www.mozillazine.org/about/

[bgza]

Disabling "Youtube video and mp3 downloader (stable) 2.1" fixed the issue on my part. Not so stable after all.