منتدى دعم ”Firefox“

Hello, after last update i have problems with loading pages. In example teams: after clicking join to meet my web browser shows blank white page and none happen. This is the case in many websites.

This has been a common issue brought up many times by users of the years and keeps coming up as an issue. Currently I am on Windows 11 and have my taskbar set to autohide which is causing the white line to show up, I started getting this issue after the new update. I have tested in safe mode and a new profile but it still shows up thoughts?

Update: I opened up a Private browsing page,then went to Ancestry-DNA matches then Turned off ETP and bam,all my matches are back!! This only worked for me in Private browsing. Hope it helps!

I have done refresh,cleaned cookies/data,turned off ETP,added the address to trusted,I have done everything everyone has suggested. I even called Ancestry directly,they said the problem is with FF,since their last update. I refuse to use chrome,so I guess after a freakin week of this I will need to get rid of FF and download Opera. Since no one has a real fix for this problem. I can see everything on Ancestry,except for the DNA matches. A real bummer for my research. So disappointed!

zrobiłem format zalogowałem się i straciłem 4 lata zbierania stron miałem włączoną synchronizację bo sprawdzałem to z 6 razy przed formatem konta .Bardzo lubię waszą przeglądarkę uważa ją za jedną z lepszych ale chrome przynajmniej nie ma tak zjebanej synchronizacji i przywraca pliki po zalogowaniu .Jest możliwość odzyskania tych danych ??????

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Is it possible to configure firefox so that when I right click image and choose view image info it would not request that image again from server but rather look it up from already downloaded resource? In some cases it can be a problem or even deal breaker if that feature has to make new request just re-download what has already been downloaded.

The Keeper Password Manager Extension for Firefox is supposed to have a "switch" to turn on the "auto logoff" feature. This, at least, is what the Keeper website says. I have looked at the Keeper extension in Firefox (and made sure it was the current version) but I cannot find any reference to auto logoff. I would like to be able to use this feature (as I am able to do in Chrome.) Any insight to this?

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Latest version of Firefox (110) on iMac won't play Toastmasters or MindValley videos - Youtube, Netflix, Amazon Prime videos all okay. I checked the settings, all looked okay. Tested Chrome browser - Toastmasters and MindValley videos play okay. Conclusion: Firefox fault, or obscure setting wrong

Hello all.. I have two network cards in my pc, each one from a different network. One network needs proxy and the other is a direct connection. I have always used two browsers, and firefox for the network with proxy, because it allows independent configuration. But a few months ago it is not assuming this configuration and it goes through the configuration of the operating system

I have a MAC studio computer with a 28 inch ASUS monitor. When I open Firefox it doesn't open fully to cover the entire screen. What settings need to be changed in order to correct this, so that when I open Firefox it covers the entire screen? Thanks Len

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I used Chrome for ages, and migrated to Firefox. The spell check on Chrome has an option to give use the internet to offer suggestions on spelling corrections.

The option is now called "Enhanced Spell Check" and it states that it uses the same spell checker that's used in Google Search.

Something similar would be helpful in Firefox as the built in Spell Checker is rather lacking and seems to fail often on newer or more rarely used words. Sometimes it just completely fails.

For example: I wrote: "hipocritical" Firefox's suggestion: "theocracy" Chromes "enhanced" suggestion: 'hypocritical"

We are experiencing an issue with our web application... we do form action and iframe src changes dynamically with Javascript to redirect the user to different pages within our app.

We do so using relative paths, however although the website is loaded in HTTPS, "sometimes" when we do these changes in src, or action and then submit... Firefox seems to be changing the scheme protocol, from https to http, thus we are getting mixed content blocking.

But we are not really using mixed content... our calls do not include absolute URLs, so there should not be any mixed content issue.

This is an example of the change within the source of an iframe:

document.getElementById('piframe'+id).innerHTML='<iframe src="../fondo.html" id="ttab'+id+'" name="ttab'+id+'" width="100%" scrolling="auto" height="' + espacio_iframe+'" '+ scroll + ' frameborder="0"></iframe>'

And this is an example of what we do changing the action:

document.form1.action = '../'+url; document.form1.submit();

Both actions use relative paths... and both actions throw mixed content block.

This happens only with Firefox... what might be the cause?

Thanks for your help?

I recently downloaded Windows 11 and while using Firefox on my main display there is a noticable white line above the TaskBar. This doesnt happen in any other application nor does it happen on external displays, only on my main monitor. When pressing F11 it disappears.

Firefox will not operate "check out" on various shopping sites; I have to switch to another browser to do so. I wrote a book review on Audible, clicked "preview" and landed on a mostly blank page. All I could do was submit the review I couldn't see and hope all the time I'd put in wasn't wasted. This kind of thing--blank pages, frozen pages--happens frequently and irregularly. There's no way of knowing in advance what will happen and where. I refresh, clear cookies and cache--nothing makes any difference. Am I supposed to stay permanently in Troubleshoot mode (and is that even possible?) to make Firefox work the way it used to? Using Windows 11, 64-bit system.