منتدى دعم ”Firefox“

My att.net account was deleted when I created Mozilla account. Can you please tell me how to fix this issue? Thank you, Mary B Bowen

Firefox on Mac shows the wrong time. I have followed every support thread I have found so far - checked that the problem is Firefox and not the websites in question, checked that the time via Firefox's console is wrong, checked that resistFingerprint is false, trashed cookies and preferences, booted in Troubleshoot Mode, altered system settings. Nothing has worked. The time has been accurate until a few weeks ago when daylight savings time started.

I have a Mac Desktop. I installed upgrades as usual, however, all of my bookmarks (over 100) are gone. This never happened before with any Mac upgrade of software. How do I get my Firefox bookmarks back? Stan

Hello,

I hope you are doing well today. I followed the steps in https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/autofill-logins-firefox and unchecked the "autofill logins and passwords" option in my settings menu.

Context: I have a lot of passwords saved in Firefox, however, I started using a separate password manager for my business and found that the automatic username/password population was getting annoying. **I now need to be able to choose if I use Firefox's saved login (from the built in firefox password manager), or if I use the password manager extension I installed**

Despite having the option unchecked, firefox is still autofilling passwords whenever I visit sites with saved login information. This is particularly annoying on banking websites where I have my personal account saved in Firefox, but my business account saved in a 3rd party password vault.

Why is this option not being "acknowledged" or responding as expected? Is this a bug?

Looking forward to your response! Let me know if I can provide any more details,

p.s. If Firefox support is still outsourced through Partnerhero America -- Hello! I hope the team is doing well.

I'm starting to take bookmarks seriously and put them all into folders to make things easier, but i'd like to have longer names for my folders that don't get cut off and put into an elipsis. Can this be done?

I refreshed my Firefox and lost my headers, tool bars and tabs. How do I get them back? It is like I am starting on Day 1, -- and my memory is not that good. I thought it told me I would not lose that stuff.

So because of the name change, I am prompted to ask "do I even have an account?" The fact that I am able to even ask you this question must mean that I do. I have been using Firefox and Thunderbird for years and never new that it / they needed or came with an account. So I apparently have an account. Now what? What can or should I do with it? Paul Conaway [removed email]

Hi,

I'm unable to access Indeed with appleId. Authentification works but unable to transfer to indeed afterwards.

Work with Edge so I will use Edge :(

Thanks,

Due to a recent update, Firefox has changed its search results in the URL search bar.

I used to be able to turn off ALL search suggestions other than bookmarks. However, now it shows expanded results based on my bookmarks that are actually NOT bookmarked pages.

NOTE: This appears as separate behavior from Firefox Suggest. However it is linked to the settings for Firefox Suggest. The heading "Firefox Suggest" in the URL bar provides the correct link.

For example, I have a single page bookmarked from wrapbook, but instead of suggesting that bookmark it suggests the root domain/homepage.

I have no interest or purpose in visiting that homepage, but hitting enter it will autofill to that page. This is super annoying as it's not in my history or bookmarks.

Turning off bookmarks completely in Firefox Suggest settings fixes this behavior, BUT it means I have no access to my bookmarks from the URL search bar. This makes it a 3 step process to open bookmarks then, and is a poor UX design.

I have copied my settings and example screens below for reference.

I'm using the current version 118.0.2 (64-bit). Windows 10 Pro x64

Previously I turned off all search suggestions and it worked correctly. Just FYI, I also whitelist all websites and use restricted/strict cookie settings. The only cookies that are retained between sessions are those that I manually add to the "exceptions" section of settings. All other history and cookies are cleared.

Everyday I get the atdmt.com tracking cookie. I can't find a way to block it. I don't care if it's harmless, I want it gone for good! Thanks

For a while now whenever I drag and drop an image into Google Image, the results show up as pixelated pink, blue, green, yellow etc images. Not a single trace of the original image can be seen.

It has been like this for several updates now, I lost count how many to be exact. But it's been months. In Edge it works just fine, but I don't plan changing browsers just because of that.

If anyone knows how to fix this, I'd love to know.

Thank you.

With automatic updates, does Firefox actually notice when the computer's operating system no longer meets the system requirements? Will the update still be carried out, even though this could lead to problems with use, or will Firefox stop the updates automatically?

Hello,

I set a password for opening Firefox (Windows) and every time I opened FF I was prompted to enter my password. This was true in either privacy browsing or normal mode. Today for some reason I hit the cancel button and FF opened up normally to my default settings.

This was surprising to me. And I tried to find specific settings to ensure FF will not open unless you enter a pw.

Could not. So what good is a pw? And of course there is always the - I don't know what I'm doing to configure FF correctly.

This represents a failure in that a password setting is misleading, leading a user to believe that they have secured access to FF. If you can select cancel and FF opens this is a real issue.

On the other hand, if FF password was never designed to protect FF then this should be stated.

I strongly urge that Mozilla FF look at having the ability to create a PW protected, selectable -> unsynced or synced, version of FF that is stored in a protected form.

I am looking for a browser that is PW protected on top of your normal OS login. And that the URLs stored in that browser are encrypted. This offers an additional layer of protection for users who keep financial, health, etc., sensitive URLs that need to be kept private, not shared if so desired.