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why every time i open Firefox is go straight to signalqueryhub instead firefox. And how i can make it like normal(open Firefox and straight to Firefox instead of signalqueryhub).

I want to try firefox on my iPhone but I don’t like that it shows recent searches on the homepage and I (or anyone looking over my shoulder) can see everything I searched. I think it just looks ugly and I don’t want to remove the search everytime I want a clean looking honepage. I have tried looking for the answer everywhere but to no avail. I would really appreciate it if someone could help me. If It’s even possible.

(In the image below I’m showing what I don’t want it to look like)

I don't know what happened, but all of a sudden, when I open firefox, I get a blank page--it used to ahve at leat 10 or more great articles form all sorts of sources=I tried to reinstall, update and still the same.

Well I'm trying to add my shortcut History to my home and when I go into settings and try to turn them on They are all grayed out and I am unable to find a solution to turn them back on

I've reported literally EVERY SINGLE ARTICLE ABOUT HER in an attempt to maybe hint to the grand ol algorithm that I have NO interest in her life, marriage, or whatever else keeps getting beamed into my eye sockets. Nothing has worked. No dismissing, no reporting, NOTHING keeps me from seeing another article about her. I DON'T CARE WHAT SHE'S DOING STOP SHOWING ME ARTICLES!!! PLEASE!!

My Home page is a local HTML file featuring a CSS-based tabbed notebook holding links organized into various categories. When exiting FF, I always have this page as the active browser tab, so that on start-up it's still the active one in the event of multiple open browser tabs.

Until v151.0.4 (and still now with v152.0), if I exited FF with the active notebook tab (actually a styled radio button under the hood) in my CSS tabbed notebook something other than the first/leftmost tab, FF would restart with that being the active tab, but after a few seconds of CPU activity as the browser initialized the active notebook tab would switch to the first/leftmost one. (In my HTML I also have <input type="radio" name="tabs" checked> specified for this first/leftmost instance.)

Since the update, however, it remains stuck on the one from the last browser session as first displayed. I suppose I can live with this, but I do wonder what accounts for the change in behavior. If it's by design, where is it documented? If not ... maybe it calls for a bug report.

don't want other sites visited saved to home page

how do I save only pinned websites on home page? Do not want to add any website to the home page unless it is pinned.

Your most recent update ruined what I have relied on for years in Firefox.

I have about nine sites that have ALWAYS started up on opening Firefox. 3 newspapers, 2 games pages, 2 sport pages, and a couple of generic pages for searching.

The recent update in Settings doesn't keep those nine sites, or offer a way to keep those automatically., It only offers 'Keep the existing sites' that are currently there. Or something similar to that description.

I like to start with my nine starters. Occasionally I'll change one out (e.g. Wimbledon instead of French Open), but through a day, I'll be adding more pages and deleting pages, yet still, I want tomorrow to start with my nine pages.

Why was this option removed, or am I just not seeing it? I don't want to have to create a Custom Home Page in settings every time.

What is your solution?!? Doug