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I have had a google account and a YouTube Channel ([email_1]@gmail.com) for decades. I recently added a new google email ([email_2]@gmail.com) and accustomed my old YouTube channel for [email_1]@gmail.com with the new email, [email_2]@gmail.com. On other browsers when I comment, the old YouTube account with the new email shows up as the commentor. Today, on my new Firefox browser.I discovered that the new email had created another YouTube channel which showed up as my ID for a comment on another YouTube channel. I deleted the new YouTube channel but, when I comment with the brand new Firefox browser, the old YouTube channel I deleted shows up. How can I correct that?

I have just opened MS Teams on my Firefox 137.0 on my WIndows 11 and I get a blank screen. NOthing happens. I see that by looking in Edge the format of MS Teams layout has completely changed. I imagine that there's a setting to change to enable teams to work but how can I find it?

Recently I have had several experiences with captcha when paying for something with a credit card. I check the box saying I'm not a robot, get a green arrow, but then the purchase does not go through. Error message says I failed to satisfy the captcha, even though I was never shown the grid of images. Just now I tried the same operation with the same company invoice using Chrome, and it went through successfully by just checking the box I'm not a robot. This is very inconvenient.

I was able to login using my google acc some time ago but now when i try to login using google, it wont and just keeps buffering. this happens on every website i am trying to login using google.But when doing so on Chrome it works fine.

Upon opening the NY Times website, page 1 flashes briefly. Then the screen locks in on a commercial which prevents further access to the paper. I cannot escape the ad.

This does not happen with Safari or Chrome.

Help!

Hi everyone.

This could be related to the corrupted file I had that was solved here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1492585

I mean something else could have been corrupted. I've been getting the following error on a website:

> "The site at [url] has experienced a network protocol violation that cannot be repaired. > > "The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because an error in the data transmission was detected."

I thought it was a website issue. But it worked fine in Edge.

I tried the Ctrl+F5 but nothing changed (also tested the website in private browsing in both FF and Edge; still works fine in Edge).

Thanks!

Edit: I launched the factory settings profile from about:profiles (last used years ago when I moved my main profile from an older PC) as a test and the issue persists.

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Microsoft seems to have cut Firefox out for video chats. This is a recent change. Their message is that video is not supported by my browser (Firefox)

I like using Fire Fox (FF), but I am constantly met with resistance from different organizations which try to tell me to use MS Edge, or Google Chrome. It seems like FF is a problem for them. Now, after successfully using Fire Fox for decades, I can no longer log in to my bank account when using FF. I can use any other browser, but not Fire Fox. I've spoken to the bank, and they point the finger at FF (of course), but this time (unfortunately) I have to agree with the bank. What did FF do that now makes it impossible for me to access certain web pages, or certain features, like "logging in" to accounts?

Can you please un-F whatever you F'd up? Or, please explain to me why I can do everything the exact same way I've always done things when like using Brave, Chrome, Edge, Chrome Cast, and TOR, but can no longer do them when using FF

dunno if this is the right board, but here goes...

I discovered a bug with Firefox and the pen/touchscreen on my lenovo X1 tablet.

Using the touchscreen, move the map, map works as it should. Can pinch to zoom, ect.

Switch to the pen, map works with pen.

Touch the screen again and Google maps doesn't respond to touchscreen anymore, only the pen, and refresh does not fix it. I have to close and re-open maps in a new tab.

In chrome, this does not happen. Only in Firefox.

I cannot access certain pages on my bank website. Seems like only one page and when I try, I get a messsage from their website saying something went wrong. I have discussed with their web people. They say they are able to access the page using their version of Firefox (they tell me it is 136.13 64 bit)

My version is 136.0.4 64 bit. How can they have a later version than me, when I update regularily?

I am able to access this page when I use Chrome, but I don't like Chrome.

Also, on another website with a Travel company, I am able to see all of their pages until I try a critical link to book a trip. It works in Chrome.

Hi, It happened just days ago. The NY times does not let me read articles and tells me I am a bot not a human (I am a subscriber) or that someone is using my IP. I tried everything, clearing cache and data for everything, signed in again to no avail. I tried using a VPN to mask the IP... no success I have no problem reading it on Chrome, but I prefer Firefox. Does anyone have more ideas? The agent from NY times I contacted really was no help at all. Thanks

Hello,

I'm facing an issue where my microphone does not work in Google Meet when using Firefox, even though I’ve granted all necessary permissions. This problem is specific to Firefox, as the microphone works perfectly fine in Google Chrome.

I prefer using Firefox because of its convenient screenshot features, but this microphone issue has caused major inconvenience during important meetings.

Kindly help me resolve this issue.

Thank you.

Hi.

I've been having this problem for a few months now with Firefox displaying the message "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site".

It's intermittent and not related to a particular site.

Usually, if I click "Try Again", the page loads perfectly. Sometimes, a second attempt is required.

I'm having the problem with 2 of our desktop PCs (different profiles).

It got so frustrating I switched to Brave for a while. It doesn't have the same problem.

I'm just guessing here, but I've noticed that some sites (again, no particular sites, it varies) take 10s-15s to come up. Is Firefox giving up and reporting "Server not Found" while Brave keeps trying?

The computers are rebooted daily and I've tried cycling the power on our router.

No other responses to this problem have helped.

Hello, I’m experiencing an issue where my website https://smartstartkids.com.ua doesn’t load at all in Firefox. When I try to open it, nothing happens or I get a message like “The connection was reset” or “Network error”.

The strange thing is that it works perfectly in Chrome and Microsoft Edge on the same devices and network.

Here’s what I’ve already tried: • Cleared Firefox cache and cookies • Created a new Firefox profile using firefox.exe -P • Disabled and fully uninstalled ESET antivirus • Turned off Windows Firewall • Reset DNS and Winsock via Command Prompt (ipconfig /flushdns, netsh winsock reset) • Checked proxy settings (set to “No proxy”) • Tried with HTTP3 disabled (network.http.http3.enabled = false) • Tried from two different PCs and networks — same result • The certificate shown is from “Sectigo”, not ESET, so it seems to be correct now

Still, Firefox is the only browser where this specific site doesn’t load. I’d appreciate any ideas or help!

Thank you!

running windows 11 on pc, all up to date and current ver. of ff.

I do genealogy research and wonder why firefox won't work as Chrome? I'm trying to copy 1850 census record to Excel spreadsheet for research purposes. Seems this can only be done in Chrome. Firefox can you do this as well? I've not been able to do it. PS not really fond of Chrome but have to use it.  Any suggestions?  Thank you, Linda

I just installed Firefox on a new PC build and Twitch will load but just gets a spinning circle instead of playing the stream. The streams play fine on other browsers but i can't figure out why its lagging so bad/not working on Firefox. I did some digging and tried resetting cache and cookies and switched of recommended settings but nothing seems to work.