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I want shortcuts, but not the ones I visit, just the ones I save. Is there a way to make it just the ones I save, or I have to have both. If I must have both, please make it so that its separate.

Dear Helper,

since the newest Firefox update, i got today (16.09.25), the audible cloudplayer doesnt work anymore, meaning it wont load the audiobook! I emptied the cache, but nothing changed. I tried the audible cloudplayer with Windows Edge and it works fine, so it is a Firefox specific problem. I granted all websides access to audio and media automatic replay, nothing changed. The cloudplayer doesnt work! So my question is: What else is interfering in Firefox with the loading of the player? Thank you so much in advance for your help :) Yours sincerely David

every time i launch Firefox, I get the banner prompting me to log in to network so i can access to the internet, i don´t understand it , cos I see that I am both logged in and connected to the net ?

1) If I don't see an Https://"'at the beginning of your Mozilla url in the top of my address line I don't proceed further.

2) My cell phone isn't working presently so when you offer an option to confirm who I am by sending a number code to my cell phone number I'm unable to use that option it to confirm who I am. How 'bout coming up with an additional alternative or two for confirming?

Many thanks!

I’ve been using Firefox regularly and overall the experience has been positive, but I’ve noticed a pattern during longer browsing sessions that I’m trying to understand better. When multiple tabs are opened and I switch between them frequently over time, Firefox sometimes becomes less responsive. Pages may take longer to load, scrolling feels delayed, and opening previously loaded tabs isn’t as smooth as it was at the start of the session.

What makes this a bit confusing is that system resources don’t appear to spike significantly, and the slowdown seems gradual rather than immediate. Restarting the browser usually restores normal performance, which makes me wonder if this is related to session handling, memory cleanup, or how background tabs are managed over time.

I’m not necessarily looking for a quick fix, but rather trying to understand whether this behavior is expected and if there are recommended settings or habits that help maintain performance during longer sessions. If others have noticed similar behavior or have insights into how Firefox manages extended tab usage, I’d really appreciate learning from your experience.

Example page used for observation and comparison: https://dunkinmenu.org/

I lost my entire browser (bookmarks, extensions, accounts) by opening firefox twice. Whilst firefox was opening (very slowly due to my wifi) i opened it again, thinking it may have crashed, next time i opened it my entire browser was gone. How can i recover my data?

Hi,

Using the most recent version of Firefox that will run on my old Mac's 10.12.6. All of a sudden, when I follow a link to a Linkedin job opening announcement, the contents of the entire page opens in a 3"X3" frame in the upper lefthand corner of the page, with the old bottom and right side scrollbars and everything. To lower right of the empty white page there's a Linkedin toolbar about 5" long. (See attached screen cap.)

Impossible to read or use the page as-is, and it can't be dragged larger. At a loss to explain; to the best of my knowledge I haven't changed any Firefox or Linkedin preferences.

Haven't seen frames in about 20 years. I'm remembering why I hated them.

Anyone?

A website I have accessed many times before now redirects me to an italian site. Is this because of the beta translation? I'd like to be able to go to the real site. mecaforpeace.org

I continue to receive (LATELY) 403 error. WHY??? NEVER had this issue until lately. ONLY in FIREFOX!! Image attached.

Would like you to work with me to get this resolved.

cc: files via screen shot

I can run Firefox once after starting the computer. If I close Firefox, I cannot run it again. Any attempt to start says there is an instance of Firefox running so it cannot start. I did some research and for that running the following yielded some indication of a problem that I cannot seem to solve.

>taskkill /F /IM firefox.exe ERROR: The process "firefox.exe" with PID 10220 could not be terminated. Reason: There is no running instance of the task.

Something appears to have left this PID so that the computer thinks it is running when it appears that it isn't there.

Please advise. [edited email from community support forum]