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I tried to log in to NextDoor, which was supposed to send by email a 6-digit login code for me to enter. I tried at least twice, and no code was received. I'm using Firefox 128.12.0esr on a Mac running Catalina 10.15.7. Logging in to NextDoor from a Brave browser worked just fine, including getting the code by email. How to I fix this?

I have been having a problem the last 2 weeks. When ob certain pages my browser will suddenly jump to the top, or near the top, of the page. I have mostly noticed it on Walmart when i try to click on the add button or if i remove an item from my cart. It happens on a few other places like Barns and Nobles . Anyone else having this problem? Cant be sure but i first noticed it after one of the last updates. I have tried running my browser in safe mode and disabled all extensions and add-ons but still does the same thing. click and and page jumps to top. click on an item to look at it and the page goes all the way to the bottom.

Hi,

PayPal has a new verification method that involves sliding a bar.

After doing so it says I've been blocked.

I can log in using Edge (but I don't want to have to use Edge for PayPal).

Any help is appreciated.

B.

Picture verification is Not working in Firefox, works correctly in Chrome. This is the verification I have do at some sites to make sure it is me or that I am human after I have not been on a site for long while.

It keeps repeating the picture even though I select all proper pictures. It happens to all sites I visit.

Firefox 139.0.4. version is also not good! Uploading videos to Youtube does not work with it! It does not move from zero percent! As I wrote earlier, the problem started with version 138.0.4. and is still ongoing! Uploading videos works with other browsers! I am waiting for the problem to be solved! If I wrote my letter in the wrong place, please forward it to the authorities! At the moment I could write a letter here, I can't really find a topic where this would be discussed! My OS Win10 64 bit. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

We’re testing scroll-linked animations on a landing page built with Tailwind and custom JS for our client project hosted at https://noveltyads.com. Specifically, we’re exploring the ViewTimeline API and CSS animation-timeline for a horizontal scroll section.

While everything works smoothly in Chromium-based browsers, we’ve noticed Firefox behaves inconsistently in the following ways:

The animation-timeline: view() property doesn’t always trigger on scroll as expected.

Debugging with Firefox DevTools, the animations don’t appear in the Animation panel at all.

We confirmed that no polyfills or fallbacks are interfering.

This is happening on a custom-built section on this live test page: https://noveltyads.com (it’s a mock client version for internal QA — nothing behind a paywall or login).

Has anyone experienced similar behavior with Firefox’s scroll-driven animations or ViewTimeline implementation?

We’d love to know:

Whether Firefox fully supports ViewTimeline (or still considers it experimental)

Any DevTools flags or settings needed to see scroll animations properly

If there's a better way to ensure cross-browser consistency using native APIs

Thanks a lot for your help and insights!

— Usama

I am not having trouble signing into any page except FaceBook, I just get a plain white page. I am able to sign in on my phone and a secure browser, but FireFox in my default browser.

when playing my game the program keeps stopping and starting. Every 7 to 9 seconds while playing my game I get kicked to the task bar and it stops responding for a few seconds and when I click to put it back on my screen and again 7 or 9 seconds I have to repeat the same thing. Bottom line is the gaming program keeps starting and stopping for a few second. This is the only program doing this. This started doing this on June 28 2025 after a new Firefox update. I played this same game on Google and it worked just fine.

Not sure if this is a silly question to ask, but I've noticed that when I use browser Instagram on Firefox it displays emoticons as emojis. For example if I type "<3" (less than 3) it'll display a heart emoji. It doesn't actually convert it In the message though, my friends say it sends what I type.

I'm just wondering why this is happening and how to stop it, I've checked settings for everything and cannot find anything about it. Thank you in advance.

Hi there,

We are using the pigiarniq font family as the web font for a website, it's rendering it correctly in Chrome, MS edge and Safari, but it's rendering differently in firefox browser. There are wide spacings between words if you compare it in other browsers.

I have attached the screenshots below: - firefox.jpg : how the text render in firefox - chrome.jpg  : how the text render in chrome

I am using Firefox version 140.0.2 (64-bit)

Is this a known issue in firefox? and is there a solution to fix the word spacing?

thank you!

Hi Mozilla Support,

I'm experiencing an issue when trying to open a specific page on my website in Firefox. The page URL is: 👉 https://ihop-menus.com/ihop-secret-menu/

It either loads very slowly or sometimes gets stuck on a blank screen. I’ve tested the same page on Chrome and Edge, and it loads normally there, so the issue seems to be specific to Firefox.

Could this be related to JavaScript rendering, caching, or some browser-specific incompatibility? I’ve cleared the cache, tried private mode, and disabled add-ons, but the issue persists.

Any insights or troubleshooting tips would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance.