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i was watching youtube when this happened here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o25FuR0eUAs the error "your browser cannot play this video"

So, this issue randomly started about a week ago and I've been scratching my head about it ever since, trying to find a solution. I don't know if it coincided with a Firefox upgrade, but I don't think so.

Here's the deal; in Firefox, when I go into google meets, my microphone and camera both show up as turned off with an exclamation mark, meaning I can't turn them on. This is my desktop PC and it has no camera, so the camera I understand. It definitely DOES have a microphone and I've used it many times.

The permission for "use the microphone" is set to allowed. When I click the exclamation mark on the camera, I get a popup saying "meet is blocked from using your camera". When I click the exclamation mark on the microphone button, my audio cuts out for a second, but other than that nothing happens - no popup, no explanation, nothing.

Other apps that use the microphone (i.e.; Teams) work just fine. Same browser, same permissions, same microphone. Microphone test sites also work just fine, so it's not a browser issue.

Using Google Meet in a different browser with the same microphone works just fine. I've tried Chrome and Opera - both work as expected.

On my other PC, a laptop, Google Meet with the same version of Firefox works just fine. So this must be some weird issue related to specifically my desktop.

Here is what I have tried so far; - Remove the mic permissions and set them again. - Clear all cookies, local storage, everything the browser has for this domain. - Turn off all extensions in the browser. - Restart browser, restart PC. - A combination of all of the above (remove permission, local storage, cookies, turn off extensions, close browser, restart PC, then start from scratch).

None of it makes any difference and I'm out of ideas. Does anyone know what the issue might be?

I previously posted this question on Google Meets support and the only reply I got was to try Firefox support... so here we are.

I have a website that uses Javascript 'fetch()' to call pages on the server, and no matter what I try, it never works, since around the end of the year. I keep getting the following error:

"Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource."

Can somebody help?

Thanks in advance

DC

I have used https: www.united. com on Firefox before. I can log into united and use all features except when clicking on Book then Flights only. Normally it goes to a search page to enter airports, dates, etc etc. It did work on Firefox but just very recently it loads into that particular site but then goes to a blank white page. I attempted to use this feature on Google to check and it works fine. Any thoughts?

Get pop-up (or whatever you wish to call it) while browsing. No way of clearing it.

It does not show in Task Manager. Closed all the Google (first name) processes no change.

Screen shot attached.

Went into firefox help then closed help tab and then original tab OK.

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to m.upspotacademy.com. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR

Error code: PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

I am trying to use a website (www.gool.co.il) which I use to study and worked for me in Firefox on PC and on IOS a few month ago and now the login is broken in Firefox but works in other browsers is there a way for me to fix it?

On gmail "https://mail.google.com/mail"

I am already logged into my main account, when I click on my profile picture in the top right in order to add accounts/sign into other gmail accounts, I get this error:

"403. That’s an error.

We're sorry, but you do not have access to this page. That’s all we know."

I tried clearing cookies and no help.

Bare in mind this is on a fresh firefox install on a new desktop, I have been using firefox on my other desktop with no gmail issues like this.

Just today (2-13-24) I discovered that certain functions of Outlook (web based) do not work in Firefox. All functions do work in Edge browser. Windows 10, Home version. I can read my emails but cannot delete them. I also cannot delete Junk Email and probably others, but I've not attempted others. When I try to delete Junk emails, it seems that they are deleted, as they disappear temporarily from the folder, only to reappear after leaving the Junk folder and returning to it.

Looking for possible solutions.

Hi, I installed the new update yesterday. This morning, I cannot access anything through my usual Firefox browser. I'm making this report from Google - which is working fine on the same computer. When I try to access any websites, the usual tab opens with a greyed-out "X" (or hourglass?) on the left of the tab - then nothing happens. I've tried restarting - no luck. I suspect yesterday's update was flawed/had a glitch. Please help.

Hey there, so on this page there is a video element inside of a div. Both the div and video have a border-radius styled in css. This renders as expected on most browsers, but seems to have a potential issue on Firefox on Widows 10 where the video does not have the border-radius and shows up with square edges. Any thoughts on this? If you try other browsers or Firefox on anything besides Windows 10, it is round like expected.

https://www.flipindustries.tk/games/hopandbop/

I was trying to resolve a graphics issue with Firefox and Webgl2 on a specific website, so I used a recommended solution in advanced settings, which just spread the problem to other websites. I wasn't really sure what to do at this point, so I tried to just reset all the modified settings to attempt to get back to the first download settings. However, I was unable to do this and now Firefox can't load any pages, even when I've deleted the browser and redownloaded it. How can I get a completely fresh download, or even can I? I'm not tech savvy and extremely frustrated at this point.

I'm experiencing consistent issues with my website that seem to result in breakages across various browsers. Despite my attempts at troubleshooting, I haven't been able to identify the root cause or find a solution. Here are the details:

Website URL: [Your website URL] Browsers affected: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc. Breakage symptoms: Describe specific issues such as broken layout, dysfunctional elements, error messages, or any other visible problems. Steps taken to troubleshoot: List the actions you've already tried to resolve the issue (e.g., clearing cache, disabling extensions, checking console errors). I've ensured that the website is up-to-date and compatible with modern web standards, but the issues persist. Could someone kindly provide guidance on further steps to diagnose and resolve these recurrent website breakages? Any assistance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I'm experiencing a problem when I visit certain websites, like 'https://mui.com/x/react-data-grid/'. Every time I try to access this site, the page starts an infinite reloading loop, preventing me from using the website normally.

This is on macOS Sonoma 14.1.2.

If I copy/type anything into the address bar, and press enter, it disappears and the browser remains blank. As does: selecting any website from the address bar dropdown, opening any bookmark, or attempting to open any file. There is no error, so I'm at a loss how to debug this.

Firefox was working on Ventura. Repeatable with Firefox versions 120-115, have not gone back further. Neither troubleshoot mode nor deleting/rebooting/reinstalling changes anything.

Is this really Mozilla or Google playing dirty? I ask because the site I was trying to access suddenly has stopped working on other browsers, so I thought I would try it on Firefox, and this is what happened. I do not have the security key it is asking for so I cannot even log into the site. The site support told me that they recommend Google Chrome. It seems too coincidental that it suddenly stops working on other browsers and Firefox won't even let me login. Nor has it EVER asked me for a physical security key to access any site before.

Ok, so this is an odd one.

I gamble with William Hill online using Firefox as my browser.

Every year this same problems happen when the clocks go forward in spring time here in the UK.

So I go on the WH website Sunday (for example) at 11pm and it will show me Mondays football matches. But. At 12am Monday until 1am, the now todays football matches do not appear. Its like the browser can no accept this time period exists because as soon as 1am comes, the matches (for Monday) appear.

So I contacted WH for support. They advised that if I am using Firefox that I should try IE instead. So I did. And guess what? The problem doesn't happen on IE. Mondays matches do exist between 12am and 1am. So it is definitely a firefox issue.

But the issue resolves at the end of October when the clocks go back.

So what is going on here? Any solutions? This has been going on several years.

When I try to log into the site, the system sends a 2FA code. I enter the code an Firefox goes into a loop waiting for the server. When I use Chrome, I get right in. I do not want to be forced over to Chrome. How can I fix this?