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Since Alberta adopted permanent daylight savings time / Alberta Time on Nov 1, Firefox ESR 115.44.0 and 115.45.0 on macOS have displayed the wrong time by one hour (i.e. UTC-7, instead of UTC-6). My system time (set to automatic) updated to the new time zone and displays the correct time, as does Safari. I’m not using a proxy / VPN, and don’t have “Resist Fingerprinting" enabled.

(I’m guessing all of the Canadian provinces and territories that adopted similar time zone policies this year have the same issue, although I can’t confirm firsthand.)

Any help is much appreciated!

I am running Win7 and only using Firefox 115.45.0 which I recently upgraded to from 115.44. For the last few weeks, I get an Ebay Error message when trying to search its site. At first, I could enter a search term, let it sit awhile and then click "search". If I got the error message [a kid w/ orange jacket over his head and a small message saying "something went wrong at our end" plus a long number (not always the same)], often highlighting the URL, holding the Enter button down a while, then releasing it would allow the search to be fulfilled. That no longer works. Over a week ago I contacted a Customer Service agent who said she would contact their Technical people, but the situation seems now worse, and I haven't been contacted. I have had no trouble with my account pages & features. Does anyone else have this problem and does anyone have suggestions about mine? Yes, I have cleared cookies and cache ( including when I updated Firefox ESR today). Can't think of anything else new on my system. FWIW, I can't/won't upgrade this old OS for various reasons. I also can't try other browsers. I don't visit lots of places, (no "social" media) and no others where I do any searching as on Ebay; it is the only site with problems.

I have Windows 7, and for the last few months whenever I search I'll often get this error message many times: "Sorry, something went wrong on our end." Very time consuming and frustrating.