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I want to know if there is a way to make Firefox fully load a websites content

Like the video shown, this was taken on another browser, the browser used here is Edge, I had to scroll in order for it fully load its contents and on other browsers if there is such an option of loading it'll automatically load all the websites contents without me scrolling at all such as Brave.

https://tempclip.com/RO5TtZYLAlf3oz7/watch

I use mozilla for years, and now I had to reset my PC reinstall windows, and after that I changed pass for mozilla acc and I lost all my data, please help. I have instaled mozilla on android phone, but I lost it on one trip, and I'm expecting that returns to me, but I don't now when. So right now, I can't access to Mozilla acc and sinc date from other devices, but I will be able. Is there possibility to compare mac addresses from now and hours a go, so that I can have my data. Thanks for helping, it means everything to me.

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Video playing on firefox on my second monitor appears overexposed, as in, lights are extremely light and darks are extremely dark. I am not sure when this issue began.

I know it is not a calibration issue with my monitor because all other content looks as it normally does. I also know it is specifically an issue with firefox and not web video in general because if I open the same videos on chrome they look as expected. This only happens on my second monitor, if I drag the window to my laptop monitor, it looks normal again.

My current setup is an acer Nitro 5 laptop (i5-10300H, RTX 3050 laptop with game-ready drivers) hooked up to a samsung monitor (I belive 32" odyssey g5? I am not sure) through HDMI.

I've updated my graphics drivers, to no avail. I am going to try reverting the latest update on firefox, though I am unsure if it is related at all, I will update the thread if it corrects the issue. I don't really know what else to try if it fails, I appreciate any suggestions.

Other than the problem being firefox dependant, I suppose it could have to do with a firefox-GPU interaction, as my laptop's integrated monitor is driven by the CPU graphics while the external monitor is driven by the GPU. I don't know how to address this or if it's even possible.

No matter where I try to go on the net, aside from the search engines, I get the same Secure Connection Failed error, and trying again does nothing. I've been using Edge, Chrome, and Brave to get to sites, and only come back occasionally to see if Firefox is working again. I even tried a fresh install, and reboot...still isn't working. My anti-virus is Vipre. I don't use any others. Why, after years of using Firefox, is it that suddenly it's useless?

When I see a power point slide on LinkedIn I get this Tab above the slide saying "Scanning for Viruses". It has the options "accessibility mode", "Download Document", "Exit Full Screen", "Skip", "Cancel", "Download", "Proceed anyways". (See picture). Normally it's just a Power Point Slide and I can just click on the right to see more but I can't anymore and I can't make the tab go away.

I looked at this post from Chrome and it works without issue. I disabled all my extensions and it is still happening.

Please let me know what i need to do for this to stop. My only guess is that I updated my Firefox recently, so maybe some new update caused this?

Thank you!!

Why are we suggesting passwords and not saving them to my browser? Do you think im going to remember dsfhkjg32iuyt4t3#$%$@? I mean do you really expect someone to remember that????? ?????????? like really??????

All my bookmarks and favourites vanished after a semmingly normal update. I had everything there, it was the reason I wanted to keep firefox instead of using edge. Please help me!

On switching on my Windows laptop I used to get a background picture with several clickable links inviting me to a) Like or Dislike the image or b) find out more about it. (Pressing Enter brings up the Login password dialogue) Recently the startup background suddenly reverted to a bland graphic theme (see uploaded image). What happened? My default browser is Mozilla Firefox.

Hello all,

I am having problems with video playback on some websites (see screenshot attached). The problem is that the video options start to "multiply" - for example, when I start the video there is (as is normal) one 'Speed' and one 'Quality' button, but then every second these buttons start to multiply. This happens only on some websites - for example, it does not happen with normal videos on YouTube, although it happens on YouTube Shorts sometimes.

This is my first question on the Mozilla Support page, I thank you in advance for your help and I hope I follow the community guidelines. Please feel free to leave any suggestions or feedback concerning how I should proceed for asking for help in the future.

bold textI am a longtime Firefox user and it has been excellent. Firefox is my browser. For approx. the last 2 weeks it takes about 10 to 15 minutes to load my outlook for my emails. I have reloaded Firefox and the problem remains. I downloaded Google Chrome and set it up as my browser and Outlook and my emails load instantly. What is the problem with Firefox?

Bij het vervangen van de authenticatiecodes meld Mozilla een probleem. Bekijk het de schermafbeelding.

Wat nu?

(in het nederlandse forum ontbreekt de ask now knop. daarom hier)

Is there a way to ensure size & shape of page remains the same from session to session? I use my TV as a monitor and every time I open Firefox I have to manually reshape the browser to fit the screen. I'd love for it to come up the same each time.

Thanks, Richard

I can't open the comments section of Yahoo news. I can open it in Safari. I've restarted my computer. I've shut down Firefox twice and reopened it. I've shut down Yahoo and restarted it. This just started this morning. Last night it was working great.