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This pops up every few hours. Sometimes it pops up invisible but steals focus from the main window. How can this be disabled?

I tried all methods that have been mentioned everywhere on the Internet, including policy.json, Group Policy on Windows, etc. Nothing disables this nagging yet.

Beginning with 111 when I start I get 'glxtest: failed to read data from glxtest, we may fall back to software rendering.' It works. I don't know that anything bad is happening.

Hello,

When I try to log in to tradestation.com, I get a 403 Forbidden message. I have gone to Settings - Clear all History, and checked all the History and Data boxes, and clicked OK. Also, I only use Private browsing, which is set to remove all history, caches, etc. whenever I close Firefox. I have been logging in to tradestation 4 or 5 days a week for months, until today. Please help fix this.

Thank you, Barry

Hello, so i have a hp laptop running on windows 11. I have 2 different wifi sources here at my home, one of them is a DSL zyxel modem from century link & the other is a Verizon internet gateway that runs off of cell towers. I recently logged into both of them to configure some of the settings etc. and in the past when i only had the DSL wifi, i would log into it via file explorer>network>network interface and then select the router & would automatically be taken to the login page. For the verizon wifi, i had to go into the browser searchbar ,while being connected to that network, and enter the default IP address of 192.168.0.1 and it would take me to the login page. I first logged into the DSL network and then for the first time ever, into the verizon one, and now when i try to login to the DSL network via my traditional method & also by inputting its IP address into the searchbar (both routers have the same default address to access setup), it takes me to the verizon login page regardless if im connected to it or not. If i input the DSL modems IP address into Edge browser while connected to it, it takes me to the correct login page for that network which leads me to believe that somehow something is messed up with my firefox browser. Ive already tried going into the saved passwords and deleting the saved verizon login info. Any other ideas as to what it could be? Thanks, JD

I'm running a Tiny11 vm and I'm constantly crashing in firefox. I close all unnecessary tabs, yet seemingly at random firefox keeps crashing. Attached are some submitted crash reports. I'm mostly just browsing websites, and sometimes opening PDFs in firefox. The only other open programs I have are things like eM Client (email client), and file explorer.

When watching youtube or even doing a little task with only one tab the cpu usage from a specific firefox process goes upto 90%. And I have did everything that was given in the following troubleshoot method "https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-uses-too-much-memory-or-cpu-resources" but still the same result. I tried with troubleshoot mode on with disabling all extensions but the cpu usage was still high. I have also checked with firefox's own task manager tool but there wasn't a single process that was using full cpu. I'll be attaching all screenshots below.

How do I prevent Firefox from re-opening my last session upon reboot, for example after my laptop dies or I shutdown without closing browser windows? I never never ever want Firefox to restore pages at any time for any reason.

Background: I use firefox for work, and I keep 7 separate firefox windows open to the sites I use to do my job. Because it's a pain opening them every time, I created a shell script (I'm using linux mint 21.1 by the way) to do it. I just double click a desktop icon to launch my shell script and all of my windows open in the order I like them to be in.

Unfortunately, if my laptop battery dies or if I just am in a hurry and I log out without closing everything, then the next time I log in and launch my script, it opens my first firefox window, which then decides to open ALL 7 of the windows that were killed when my laptop shut down, and then my script opens the remaining 6 windows it is supposed to open, for a total of 14 browser windows now open, and I have to close half of them.

What I tried: I googled around and the only thing I could find was the browser.sessionstore.resume_session_once settting, which appears to have no effect whatsoever when I restart (my test was to set this flag to false, open 7 browser windows, restart my machine without closing the browser windows, and then launch my script and the result was 14 browsers open instead of 7).

Version: I'm using Mozilla Firefox for Linux Mint (mint-001 - 1.0) with a Firefox version number of 111.0.

Had to disable Browser Guard because of problems with far too many websites that I access on a frequent basis (MS Edge works fine). Problems noted:

• Slow loading of many website page.
• Firefox often hangs up (cannot close webpage) when loading websites.
• Problem most severe when load a folder of websites at the same time.
• After Firefox hangs up and I try to open Firefox again, get error message that Firefox is still running.
• All sites with problems are configured in Firefox settings as "allowed" safe sites.
• Latest update didn't resolve the problem.
• Microsoft Edge works smoothly.
• Reimaged PC to Windows Image saved a month ago to see if older version of Firefox would work better--No improvement, problems noted above persist.
• After disabling Browser Guard, Firefox was able to quickly load the same sites I was having problems with, even when opening from a folder of multiple sites.

This problem is a recent development, what changed? -- Are Browser Guard updates different than Firefox browser updates?

when i tried to go to the website (addons.mozilla.org) it says: "

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to addons.mozilla.org. The server uses key pinning (HPKP) but no trusted certificate chain could be constructed that matches the pinset. Key pinning violations cannot be overridden.

Error code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_KEY_PINNING_FAILURE

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem."

i don't really understand what it means, but yeah its says that.

Hi there,

Over the last two (or more?) years I have noticed a recurring problem with Firefox for Windows 10 64 bit and Windows 11 64 bit. It happens on at least three different Intel i7 computers that I have. I always keep firefox up to date with its auto-updates.

The problem is that all webpages and web content will stop loading in all tabs and windows of Firefox until I fully quit and re-open Firefox. This includes links that I click on in existing web pages and new tabs where I enter a website address. When this problem occurs, I never get an error message saying that the website has failed to load. Instead, it will sit for minutes appearing to be loading, but nothing will ever load. During this time, other web browsers behave normally and demonstrate that I have a full internet connection.

This seems to happen once every one to four weeks or so. It also seems to happen shortly (within around 5 or 10 minutes) after resuming from hybrid sleep mode. Unfortunately, I've been lax in taking note of the exact details of the problem because I always assumed that someone on the development team was aware of the issue and working towards fixing it. After around one or two-ish(?) years of this happening and seeing it occur on different computers, I've now realized that it is worth reporting the issue and paying more attention to the details surrounding when it comes up. I will post back here the next time it happens with more details about the exact situation that played out. The only add-on that is consistently active across all the times I have seen this problem occur is LastPass.

Please let me know if this may be a known issue or if there is anything I should look out for or report.

Hi

In the attachment I've send you the bug, it's happening all the time. Most times while writing something down, or just casually using GitHub website. I want to report this bug 'cause it's a little bit annoying.

~ Cheers, Bruno

Hey people!

Stuck with an issue. Need your help. Tried all the documented troubleshoot options - like refreshing, disabling hardware acceleration, Recommended Performance, troubleshoot mode, etc.

New installation. Worked fine. Logged into Firefox Account for Sync. Since then, High CPU usage even with no tabs open. No clue why.

This is the profiler report: https://share.firefox.dev/3Khzq1C

Still stuck on 35%-50%-60% CPU usage with just one tab. And just a new blank tab!

The profiler report, if can be decoded in laymen terms, as to what activity is causing so much CPU usage, will be of immense help.

After a mistaken forced restart (inadvertent pressure on the shutdown/start key), one of the 3 windows I had open is invisible. It shows in the 'Windows" menu as one of 3 but when I select it - nothing. It does not show as a recently closed window in History. I have restarted Firefox multiple times, including deleting the xulstore.json file then restarting (a fix from another similar thread).

How can I restore this inaccessible window?

Thanks

I have an on-line subscription to the Sydney Morning Herald. Recently, every time I try to read an article, Firefox freezes. I can read SMH okay on my iPad. If I transfer the SMH Article URL into Edge everything works okay. What have they done to Firefox?

Hello.

Typing anything in URL (address) bar causes my CPU spike to 15-20% shown in Windows Task Manager, and up to 80% shown in Firefox Task Manager. I have 8 core / 16 threads CPU running at 4.0 GHz, so typing text in browser taking 15-20% of that is rather bizarre to me. OS: Windows 10 What I tried: - disabling Firefox Accessibility Service - hardware acceleration on/off - troubleshooting mode

Don't have same issue in other browsers (Chrome, Opera) Any ideas what else that might be?

Hail all:

Last two, three years, I keep getting regular crashes. System Info (reduced), with a bloody ridiculous name due to the hosting site limitation and renaming moronicy, my apologies: https://tan-veronika-35.tiiny.site/

I have right now 27 pinned tabs and 16 Unpinned tabs open in Regular Window, and HAD 74 tabs in a Private Window, which I lost (AGAIN) due to crash. I use Private Window to prevent unnecessary data to be stored on my system 9such as text, pictures, whatever), since having severe Asperger's, i am somewhat OCD about keeping my system clean and mean. Useless data is that, and I hate useless.

I did not get any information, as usual, about what caused the crash, I just got a pop-up saying basically: "Well hotdang, you poor sod. Seems your Firefox figured to pull a prank on you. Well, sorry mate, going to close the whole darn thing, you will loose all you had open, but cheer up, Firefox will still work when you pummel that Icon again. Cio, hombre!" which does not quite tell me anything but: "Bad luck, Ol' Chum."

As this happens fairly regularly, this is becoming a true annoyance, the crashes. The sites lost, then, a far bigger issue.

Now, I have a doable system (which you can see in the .PDF), but what baffles me, is the fact that now, with mere 43 tabs (this one not included) active, excluding this one (see picture), just devouring immense much memory. With the lost in the crash Private Window it ran towards a staggering 21 GB used by Firefox. Funny, not too long ago, in Internet explorer (OBVIOUSLY it could not handle this amount of tabs, but 30 was possible), only about 600MB got used. Running nigh 4 times the tabs now in Firefox, should result in IE (if it could handle 118 tabs) into about 2400MB used, not a baffling 21GB! What makes it that tabs or sites use this insane much resources? I do not quite get this. Pictures became a tad larger, sure, but not to fill 21GB on resources? Why doesn't Firefox use the Virtual Memory/Swapfile more? Could help immensely.

Also, what makes my Firefox crash so often? If I had data on this, I could maybe fix the issue, but as Firefox just stops without further information, I am at a loss.

Earlier (not the first time I post about this issue) I requested an optional way to have a Private Window "screenshot" that would be restored on restart after crash, but which would be deleted (ERASED, to be correct, Erase does not leave traces) by normal shut-down. This way, privacy would still be active for the needy, while the "Bad Luck, Ol Chum-ers" like me with this crash, have something to regain the crash-closed tabs. Win-win situation, I think. So ... why has this "Crash Tab-Loss Prevention" not yet been installed in Firefox?

Same for File Resume, requested, but never gotten. Though both would be surely quite a welcome addition.

To end my post: How do I prevent crashes, why does Firefox use so darn much resources, and why is "Crash Tab-Loss Prevention" nor "File Resume" been installed in Firefox, despite there been several updates since requested, please?

Kindest regards: Ben

At the time of the attached screenshot, I only had one window open with 6-7 tabs. One of the tabs was Youtube and was playing PIP

I have a pretty decently powerful Mac desktop with a good amount of memory and storage (attached screenshot with details as well)

This has been happening consistently and sometimes causes my computer to freeze for long periods of time or even crash entirely if something else is running (e.g. Adobe Illustrator, which I do not use very often)

Any quick help would be greatly appreciated as this is affecting my work efficiency as well

Thanks Sara

Hi,

I have recently encountered an issue where the video players on certain websites will cause firefox to freeze - the loading animation on the tab plays, but no window of the browser can be interacted with (including very basic interactions such as how tabs normally become highlighted when you mouse over them). I have encountered the issue on disney+ and skillshare but not netflix or youtube, leading me to think that it might be to do with the DRM that those sites use? The issue does not occur in troubleshooting mode but does in private browsing. I have tried disabling all of my add-ons and clearing my cache (though the "clear recent history" menu), but neither has solved the problem. It is unclear to me what steps more I can take other than resetting my browser entirely, which I'm reluctant to do as an add-on that I use has a somewhat lengthy setup process which I would prefer not to have to repeat.

Any help would be appreciated!!

I've switched my gpu from a nvidia gtx 970 to a nvidia rtx 2060, reinstalled my drivers after cleaning them with DDU but for some reason Mozilla (and only Mozilla) when running diagnostic pages like webglreport still report using the old card: "Platform: Win32 Browser User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/111.0 Context Name: webgl GL Version: WebGL 1.0 Shading Language Version: WebGL GLSL ES 1.0 Vendor: Mozilla Renderer: ANGLE (NVIDIA, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0) Unmasked Vendor: Google Inc. (NVIDIA) Unmasked Renderer: ANGLE (NVIDIA, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0) Antialiasing: Available ANGLE: Yes, D3D9 Major Performance Caveat: No "

probably it is just an estetic issue but as I'm using several webgl intensive apps I would like to know how to "reset" mozilla gpu detection.