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I went to list some items on eBay last night and part of the item description is not visible although if I go on Google Chrome all of the information is there. This only happened last night - never before. Some previous listings have the same problem but most do not. I worked with eBay and it appears to be a problem related with the Firefox browser.

This week when trying to bid for items on ebay immediately - within 2secs - after inputting the amount and before I have time to click on "Submit Bid" the amount box has cleared itself. Then closer the auction gets to the end time - say during the last 30secs - as I try to type in the amount - say 125.00 - the 1 is replaced by the 2; the 2 is replaced by the 5; the 5 is replaced by the .; the . is replaced by the 0 etc.

Can someone please explain what might be going wrong? I am using Mac OS Mojave v10.14.6.

I have not tried to purchase on ebay since May 2019 when it was 'working as you might expect'. Then I was using Mac OS High Sierra Not being able to make the purchases I was after due to this apparent malfunction came as a real shock.

Is the cause likely to be my PC setting in some way; a glitch in Firefox or an ebay issue. I have spoken with ebay but they were not able to give me an immediate answer as to whether or not it is an ebay malfunction. My account with ebay is clean.

I hope someone in the community can point me in the right direction. Thank you.

'Hi, is this a known issue? Ebay will not render inside my Firefow browser.

Still looks like some parts of the page don't load, tried all the individual line items in 'page info' without success.

Seems to forget that the security was overwritten.

What hasn't worked: Clearing cookies; Turning off hardware acceleration; Updating Firefox (currently on 68.0.2); Changing 1 of 2 about:config settings (they were already set to the suggested setting)

I am trying to establish, and use, an eBay account overseas, much as I do with Amazon, but eBay.fr asks me to perform a CAPTCHA when dealing with my account and once I get my green check-mark Firefox stomps down with a dialogue box demanding that I accept their requirement to resend information in order for me to view the page, but re-sending only brings me back to having to perform the CAPTCHA, not to the page that doing the CAPTCHA was intended to permit me access to. Of course clicking the CAPTCHA box so soon after successfully getting through it immediately produces a green check-mark without having to deal with any more images, yet Firefox still stomps on me with a "resend" box, ENDLESSLY.

Clicking "cancel" instead of resend brings no relief. Do I really have to use another browser just to be able to deal with outfits that Firefox is senselessly stomping all over?

Argh.

I've complained about this before... You have a form where you select options on a website. You download - you get taken to another page. Download happens... you then get taken back tot he first page where you selected the options. The options are now NOT selected.

Big problem when you have 100 or so options that you have had to select through. I don't understand why this is not default behaviour. I'm pretty sure IE doesn't have this problem (though it's been years since I last used that junk).

Am I the only one suffering?

Since update to Firefox 66.0 / 66.0.1 - Can Not print labels or packing lists from ebay website. Microsoft I.E. does print labels and packing lists. Tried removing "print_..." from prefs.js, howeve no lines in the file to remove. Tried resetting 'print preferences' no sucess. Thank you. -Will

Hi I've been a happy Firefox user for many years now. For no obvious reason, the ebay signin page stopped working yesterday, 26 March 2019, when using Firefox. It also doesn't work on Windows Explorer. But I have just downloaded Chrome (on ebay customer service advice) and found that the ebay signin page works fine on Chrome. I don't want to have to use Chrome - it is a product of the Evil Empire which works to enslave humanity. Please, please would you harness the mighty power of the Mozilla Monster to stamp on whatever vile bug the Ebay/Google Evil Empire have just created? Trusting in the Mighty Mozilla, and with many thanks, RWaddington

On some websites, including eBay, I am unable to use any of the page's arrow buttons. That is, I cannot open any of the drop down menus (like "actions") or on the left side of the screen, I cannot select a price range and then select the right arrow to make the choice. This happens on some other websites, but eBay is the one I use most often with the problem. I don't have it with most sites and the problem doesn't happen with Microsoft Edge. I have only had this problem for a month or two. I am using Firefox v 74.0 (64-bit) with WIndows 10.

For the last few weeks I haven't been able to pay via Paypal on Ebay. The Paypal sign in circle just keeps spinning. So I've had to use Chrome to make my purchases. I'm having other problems elsewhere. I can't sign into my account on an Newspaper I read. And I can't access the tracking boxes on the Collect Plus website. This has all just been in the last few weeks. And it doesn't happen if I use Chrome. Firefox is up to date. I disabled add ons. Made no difference. Any advice for a fix??

Hi I hope your all well.

Since this morning I have been having trouble with my ebay account. When I click into any of the tabs within the 'myebay' section. After a few seconds the page directs me to a 3rd party malicious page which looks like it is coming from my service provider and it asks me to complete a survey for a prize.

I contact my ISP, surprise!! Turns out it isn't genuine. I then turned to ebay and they know nothing of it. I have tried chrome browser and it isn't happening there. ISP tech guys and ebay tech guys all say it is the browser.

It is constantly happening and I think it is only with the 'myebay' section of ebay.

This is the URL; https://eu.moneysavingexpertelectricity.xyz/2595eee0cdf090a2fd29f02d9bfd3cea/index.html?ip=84.203.92.236&trackid=202005051210361924

Can someone please help. Thanks Dom