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Hello. I have this problem for almost a year now. There are websites where my Firefox crashes constantly and I can't use it at all for browsing them. All such websites are mostly online stores where you can buy something by putting it into cart and then proceeding to order page. I can't even scroll through product pages, it crashes in second after opening the webpage. For example, ozon.ru

This happens in Troubleshoot Mode too.

Firefox 128.8.0esr (64-bit) Debian 11 (bullseye) Xfce 4.16

One of the recent crash reports: bp-a94b8ff4-9b5d-4909-8948-d6e120251030

I use Microsoft Office 10 Outlook (version 14) for my email. In the past , if I did "file, email link" from Firefox, it would open my MS Office Outlook... As of today , "mailto" now wants to use Gmail or Outlook (web version), and I can see no options to use MS Office Outlook.

Help !!

Hola, Gerardo.

Gracias por tu respuesta.

Primero antes de responder a tus preguntas le digo que inicio sesión con, Chrome sin problemas sin tener que teclear la complicada contraseña, cuando inicio sesión con FireFox tengo que abrir fichero encriptado donde tengo todas mis contraseñas, copiar y pegar, obviamente este problema es porque FireFox no guarda contraseñas.

Respondo a tus preguntas.

1) borro todas las carpetas de FireFox y limpieza del registro de Windows, con el programa Ccleaner

2) uso la cuenta de FireFox sin sincronizar. (siempre lo he hecho así, sin problemas)

3) Como bien sabes al iniciar instalación nueva FireFox dice crear nuevo perfil, clic en aceptar, Termina la instalación y el problema persiste. Antes de la actualización guardaba contraseñas. Es la primera vez que pasa este problema, llevo utilizando FireFox más de 30 años. Antes de actualizar a versión 14.03 no había problemas de contraseñas

Le envio captura de pantalla importación de contraseñas, como puedes ver se ven todas y al cerrar FireFox y abrir las contraseñas desaparecen, como puedes ver en la otra captura de pantalla

Gracias.

On macOS the previous behaviour in Firefox was that the text content from the drag&drop was sent to the application I dropped to (and still works this way when doing so to the open application). But now Firefox downloads the image preview that I use to enable the drag&drop with into a temp folder, giving it a serial name. Is there any setting to revert back to the old behaviour? And if, not can you implement one please?

Regards, Åke Samuelson

Repeatedly, repeatedly, repeatedly get SECURE CONNECTION FAILED - An error occurred during a connection to xxxxxxxx.com. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR Error code: PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified. Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem. There are few attempted web sites that do not get blocked with this message -- EVEN WWW.FIREFOX.COM. I've tried downloading an update to Firefox, but have problems with doing it -- have often gotten the above notice even when trying to download update! Keep getting "Update Failed". Have no trouble accessing any sites using Safari. I'm running a late 2012 21" iMac with macOS Catalina Version 10.15.7

In Firefox, When H264 frames are decoded and rendered within a single tab, the output reaches up to 180 fps, performing well and meeting expectations. When decoding and rendering occur on two separate tabs on parallel, performance significantly drops, impacting both processes. However, it performs smoothly when running on a single tab.

In comparison to the Brave browser, H264 decoding and rendering are noticeably slower in Firefox. Firefox manages only around 180 fps, while Brave and other Chromium-based browsers can achieve approximately 1000 fps on a single tab and around 800 fps when multiple tabs are open.

Document Link : https://workdrive.zohoexternal.in/external/writer/999ecda6e3a0b1ed2d4629c8480a6c1d595764234c29563e5bc8aa530cfbc431

This may be more in "settings" than in "search, tag, and share".

Since updating to the 140 series, the URL bar has what appears to be a nonremovable "what kind of search do you want to run?" activated by typing in the URL bar.

Do Not Want. That's the entire purpose of having the separate search bar. For those who only have the URL bar visible, that might make sense, but right in the core Settings I chose to have both the URL bar and the search bar. I do not ever want searches initiated from the URL bar.

Is there a way to remove this unwanted "extra feature"?

And a gentle hint to those doing interface tweaking and redesigns: Those of us who use "separation" features directly supported by the program — that is, not requiring an extension or theme — would really, really appreciate having our choices respected. That the separate search bar is already selected and visible, or having a full menu bar (and not just the hamburger symbol) visible, should be a hint that there just might be functional, safety, security, and/or disability-accommodation considerations behind that user's choice, and you shouldn't override it Just Because.

On my 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro equipped with dual GPUs, enabling danmaku (on-screen comments) while playing videos on bilibili.com causes a sudden spike in GPU usage, leading to significant heating. The issue disappears when danmaku is disabled.

Additional notes: 1. This problem does not occur in Safari or Chrome. 2. "Use recommended performance settings" is already enabled in Firefox. 3. Reinstalling Firefox did not resolve the issue.

What can I do to fix this?

Tell me how to reset a new password, I simply forgot my old one. I have been using Mozilla Foxfire for many, many years and now it's a problem because a password prompt keeps on reusing my password that is incorrect.

Hi. I'm on Tahoe since 24 hours. I have Lulu installed. Lulu blocked an outgoing connection called ping sender that wants to connect to 34.120.208.123 and is related to Mozilla as Lulu says. But when I run a whois on this ip I get

NetRange: 34.64.0.0 - 34.127.255.255 CIDR: 34.64.0.0/10 NetName: GOOGL-2 NetHandle: NET-34-64-0-0-1 Parent: NET34 (NET-34-0-0-0-0) NetType: Direct Allocation OriginAS: Organization: Google LLC (GOOGL-2) RegDate: 2018-09-28 Updated: 2018-09-28 Ref: https://rdap.arin.net/registry/ip/34.64.0.0

OrgName: Google LLC OrgId: GOOGL-2 Address: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway City: Mountain View StateProv: CA PostalCode: 94043 Country: US RegDate: 2006-09-29 Updated: 2019-11-01 Comment: *** The IP addresses under this Org-ID are in use by Google Cloud customers *** Comment: Comment: Direct all copyright and legal complaints to Comment: https://support.google.com/legal/go/report

In Lulu I have ▪ /Applications/Firefox Developer Edition.app/Contents/MacOS/pingsender

WTF?????????

Hello, the other day I asked the question why logging in to Hulu and The Hartford Ins. Co. did not work on Firefox, but did work on Microsoft Edge. I received some suggestions on what to try, but the problem resolved itself after a couple of days. Lo and behold, yesterday Microsoft ran an update to Windows 11, which they seem to do every two or three days!!!) and now I have the same problem with Hulu that I had before. I get the impression Microsoft is doing that on purpose to force users to use their browser and I resent the hell out of it. Any suggestions on how to get around this problem, short of running the updates? I'd hate to quit using Firefox when streaming on Hulu.

I am still running Win 7 Pro with Firefox 115.29.0esr.

In COLORS I have set the Unvisited links to Green and Visited links to Red. USE SYSTEM COLORS and UNDERLINE LINKS are both checked. OVERRIDE COLORS is set to Always.

The problem: The color change to Red for Visited links is no longer retained after closing Firefox. The fact that a link has been visited is lost.

Is this a bug, a setting problem, or is it simply because I've running obsolete versions?

Thank you in advance!