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Hello! I can't login to my x.com account from Firefox 115.35.2esr on Windows 7 SP1. I'd was stay logged in many years before I accidentally clear my cookies. And now I can't login. It just reloaded input form when I type my login and press "Next"button. I tryed login from Private mode, I tryed to disable all addons. Nothing helped. But I still can login/logout from Firefox 140.10.2 on Windows 11.

In Firefox console I see

errors [ {…} ] 0 Object { code: 399, message: "Could not log you in now. Please try again later. g;177706962260066684:-1778241640627:geToqptptoIvemMOHotwS0TF:1" } code 399 message "Could not log you in now. Please try again later. g;177706962260066684:-1778241640627:geToqptptoIvemMOHotwS0TF:1"

and

Corporate Policy: Skip unsupported function name "identity-credentials-get"

Can anyone help me to fix it?

certain sites ( like FedEx tracking ) say that I can't visit because my browser needs an update. but I checked and Mozilla says that I AM up to date . last update April 28 What can I do to fix this?

When I click on any product at Home Depot site, I always get 'error page -- please refresh page'. Did not previously have any problems at that site. I'm running Windows 7 (sorry!) on desktop.

Why does my older computer running Windows 7 keep losing the ability to access "https:// sites"?

To resolve, I have to reset the network adapter (sometimes successful) or restart the computer to access these sites.

Living very rural tends to compound problems -- especially not being able to order materials for contracts. There are NO cell phone signals here to use 'smart phones' (which none of us have) and spyware 'apps'. It's order via the laptop with Firefox -- or nothing. These are the tools we were given.

You people don't even have a clue, do you ? Lots of SPEWING about all this and Mozilla trying to skate out of it with all volunteer 'support' and not have to expend one dime. Most of the answers for other posts are just Rope-a-Dope. Could be this ! Could be that ! Could be t'other one ! Roll the dice ! Take a guess ! No answer for this problem because I just looked -- again. Lots of mouths running though.

I COULD do Another back and forth on this with some half-clueless 'volunteer' but that's come to an end. Have requested permission to send our laptops in for installation of a browser ("..any browser, as long as we can order from Home Deport and Lowes..."). But be assured of this -- I will say something when I run into the clueless and witless masquerading as 'customer support.

Firefox NOT such a 'Free' product. We haven't looked at what our business loss is yet.

Hi, since some weeks I'm unable to access some websites with Firefox, cause I get 403 errors, for instance https://www.bexley.fr/. It works well with Chrome on the same computer+same OS, or with a newer version of Firefox on W10 (same computer, dual boot), but with my W7 and Firefox 115.35.1esr I can't access them because of that error. Any idea how I could fix that ? All my computers on W7 and the same version of Firefox are concerned. Thank you.

Hope Firefox can continue support Windows 7 with all Firefox new features..

Would like to use built-in VPN in Firefox... Will it be supported (how to use) in Firefox version 115 Windows 7 ?

Thanks

I received the following error when attempting to access www.choicehotels.com:

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://www.choicehotels.com/" on this server. Reference #18.71cfdb17.1777217251.b86336d7 https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.71cfdb17.1777217251.b86336d7

The same thing happened to me when I attempted to login to the Marriott website a few days ago. Initially, I thought it was Marriott's server that was the problem but since the problem has appeared on two different hotel chains, I suspected the problem was with Firefox's servers. So, to check, I launched the Google Chrome search engine and made the same exact search and the problem away. My search was successful.

Can you please help me so that I don't continue getting these errors? If you are unable to help, I will be forced to remove Firefox from my desktop computer because I need to be able to make hotel reservations without encountering this type of problem.

My computer is an older Windows 7 Home Premium with Service Pack 1.

Thank you.

Michael Stone