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I want my Firefox to be in English, but with either ISO-date and time or European date and time. Locale en_DK, preferably.

Is that possible? I'm on MacOS. Chrome doesn't seem to have a problem honouring the system settings.

Setting intl.regional_prefs.use_os_locales doesn't change anything.

I can't get on Match.com from Firefox or Edge on my home computer. I don't have or want it on my phone. When I used the computer in the public library, I was able to get on! (Match.com) I and Match.com have tried several things to unblock my computer to no avail. Please help! Thank you : )

Hi everyone,

I've been experiencing an issue with Firefox recently. When I use "Command + Left Click" to open a link in a new tab, it sometimes opens two identical tabs instead of one. Interestingly, this doesn't happen on all websites—it seems to occur mainly when using search engines, such as when clicking on search results. This problem doesn't occur in other browsers like Safari or Chrome.

Could this be due to a setting in Firefox, or is there another possible cause? Any advice on how to troubleshoot and resolve this would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

My podcast is being controlled by this hacker and I am a Bitcoin owner and that too is being taken away from me Facebook and monetize my podcast as well what to that's why I chose you guys

Hi dear all I tried to find a Chanel to register an official complaint to Mozilla, but no such Chanel found. It started with MS Win 10 and now, the current mobile phone xs max is the sixth mobile I bought, but unluckily the problem is not stopping navigating and chasing me. Problem: 1. Tracking by domains that makes me terrible Here are the domains names, that Firefox spontaneously made connections to after the download: incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org, sentry.io, assets-prod, ac.duckduckgo.com, assets.mozilla.net,Firefox.settings.services.mozilla.org, monitor.mzilla.org, monitor.firefox.org While I was writing this problem the following domains were contacted: assets-prod.sumo.prod.webservices.-mozgcp.net, location.services.mozilla.com alongside other multiple Firefox subdomains

2. URL hijacking Let’s take a real time example; I was trying to recover my business instagram account, a message with link to reset password was sent to me by message, but the browser first shows “open in app” pop up and by cancelling that it stucks and does not load page. When I tried to get the link again, it showed the similiar error it would give on other devices where it would say “we can’t send link to this number bcos of your security settings”. The browser contacted static.cdninstagram.com

In the Firefox View tab, we can search for Open Tabs. I am wondering how I can make a strict search for a particular pattern. For example, let's say I have hundreds of tab open for youtube like below:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=<random> https://youtube.com/watch?v=<random> https://youtube.com/watch?v=<random> https://youtube.com <---------------------I want this one to appear in my search

how can I ONLY search for open tabs that is the youtube front page (i.e to not match anything after the ".com"). If I just search for "youtube.com", it will match all of them, but I only want the front page.

Then, i can quickly close all of the duplicate

Recently, I realized I haven't been logged into Firefox for the greater part of a year, and did so recently. I did so to sync my passwords with the cloud to restore in case something bad were to happen. Lo and behold, 2 days before doing this, my logins file corrupted. Attempting to open the .json in Firefox displays "unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data". This file is pretty sizeable at 105 KB, so the info is on there, but I clearly cannot access it. I've also tried simply deleting the .corrupt extension and restarting Firefox, but it just instantly re-corrupts. Is there anyway to get my data back? Any advice is appreciated.