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I am having these strange symbols instead of the correct fonts in some webpages as well as inside some e-mail text in gmail (when viewing from browser firefox, of course). Please see attached. I deselect the setting "allow webpage to choose their own webfonts...", it solves the problem but it cause to switch to default fonts in web design tools I use (wordpress, elementor). Any suggestion of how to solve this? Thanks

It displays strange characters on pages including Yahoo mail. The attached screen shot shows a bank email, but it happens with other non-secure stuff too like general web pages. This has been happening with version 81.0 and the previous version. If I open the same page in Chrome, it will display the characters normally. I did see the strange characters appear in Chrome one time, but it happens in FF quite frequently.

Both Firefox and Chrome aren’t staying open for more than a few minutes. No matter what site I have open or however many tabs they crash. My other apps are working, my internet is stable as well as my hardware. I’ve already restarted the computer, uninstall and reinstalled Firefox, cleaned my temp folders, cleaned up my disk and cleared my browser history. Latest report ID: bp-1322df80-2a8e-4e2d-9212-ff0030200417

When working on a site I noticed I'm seeing what looks like squiggly lines for the dates. The created date is - 3/31/2020 and the start date is - 4/2/2020. But for some reason its shows the way it does in the attached image. I also noticed that its not showing formatting for Portuguese. Everything seems fine in Chrome on the mac, and Firefox for Windows 10.

Most web pages are now displaying squares with question marks! Installed Mac OS Catalina several days ago, but this just started yesterday. HELP! Attaching a screen shot

I have tried myself to create a website with some burmese font. But found a lot of burmese sites are embeded the font but still Firefox is the only one browser which cannot show correctly. I like to know why and is there any way to solve this ? Now on mac NOTO SAN is include and we do not need to install any of burmese font but still Firefox is expection. Seems like Firefox is leaving burmese people. I mean we have other browsers like chrome and safari but Firefox used to be the one and only application for us.

I'm not able to see any of text or description. All i can see is small boxes & numbers inside the box. Please help me resolve this problem. If possible tell me the steps. Thank You..!

Some of the letters are weird. the lowercase c looks like a lowercase o and the lowercase. The lowercase j looks like a capital J and the lowercase i looks like a capital I c = o i = I j = J

Hi, I'm just working on a new website, and I noticed something odd that happens only when I open the site via Firefox. On browsers like Safari and Chrome the rgb hex colour looks identical as in Adobe Photoshop or Apple Pages, where I created content, but Firefox seems to oversaturate the fonts quite nasty for some reason.

I attachted you a screenshot where it should be very visible. If this is a bug, is it possible to get this fixed soon? I don't really want to put a warning on my website for Firefox users if possible.

I recently had a font management program affect the fonts on my computer in an unexpected and unwanted manner. Immediately after this happened Firefox was no longer rendering type correctly on a number of webpages. Some were completely compromised with "Last Resort" (i.e., rounded boxes with question marks for each character) replacing all text, and some with only certain portions affected. At the time I did not check other browsers to see if/how they were affected.

I replaced/reinstalled the Mac system fonts, and reinstalled around 90% of the additional fonts that I've collected over the years, however, Firefox was still having issues. At this point I uninstalled Firefox and pulled down a fresh copy, cleared all caches, and checked both Chrome and Safari. Firefox is still not working correctly and the other two browsers show no sign of the problem (if they ever had it all). Attached are screen shots of my My Yahoo! page in Chrome and Firefox showing the results of the issue.

I would really love to keep using Firefox, but this problem would be a deal breaker.

Cheers Randy

Hi. I have a website I'm working for as a content manager. I always used Chrome but recently I started using Mozilla and immediately noticed the difference. Fonts on a website look not as smooth as in Chrome. I wonder what are my options to fix this. Website link: https://primesound.org/ Screenshot with comparison attached.

After Firefox has been open more than a few minutes, usually with at least two or three windows and/or tabs open, when I try to type accented characters (á, é, í, ó, ú Á É Í Ó Ú) they come out with an extra accent mark preceding the accented letter (´á ´é ´í ´ó ´ú). I usually have a WebWhatsApp window open.

This doesn't happen in other browsers or other programs that take text.

At the same time, the Ctrl+F (for find) function stops working. If I close all of the windows, and attempt to reopen Firefox, I get an error that says that Firefox is still running, and do I want to close it? I say yes, and it closes. And for a short or longer while, the problems go away. Then they come back.

Using Spanish (Mexico) language and Latin American keyboard, with Español (Mexico) language pack installed.

Lenovo Flex 3 -1570 laptop, Windows 10 Home v. 1803 . Updated Firefox Quantum 66.0.5. Had Firefox "optimized" a few times by my Lenovo tech support subscription service. No effect.

Firefox restarted and then as default, all the numbers are showing up in the Hindi font. Nothing seems to be wrong or different in the profiles, or preferences, or config I've reinstalled it several times, deleted all support files, and still no change

Running <marquee> text on a page affects my sight. I stopped it using userChrome.css and userContent.css files under the ...\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\7nahgl90.default\chrome folder. But after the last Firefox update, <marquee> texts run afresh. How can I disable this HTML tag? Thank you!

Mozilla Portable. Mostly everything is fine with text on pages but Disqus comments have empty spaces instead of text. Also email subscription and push notification popups can have the same effect. Modal window but no text. I tried the tips found in this support forum (sandbox something value 2 or 1 or 0) — didn't help. Note: in screenshot text won't show but hyperlinked text (active URL) was shown correctly (hidden by black marker) If you can help somehow I would really appreciate it!

All websites suddenly started loading in Times New Roman font. Graphics/videos are loading improperly or not loading at all. Clearing my cache didn't help. Zoom and view settings all seem to be right. Internet Explorer, of all things, is loading right for me.

I discovered that this only happens when i have "Snippets" enabled on the New Tab page. Is there a way to really get Snippets instead of this mile-long column of binary data?

Basically, font on some certain websites(or parts of websites) looks weird. Ones I've noticed are Wikia, Disquis comments sections and Ebay listings.

I've added screenshots of the problems in action.

Wikia: https://puu.sh/AGfd8/17e252eda9.png

Disquis: https://puu.sh/AGfdK/05b0b86cb1.png

Ebay: https://puu.sh/AGff9/8680c81244.png

Any idea what is causing this?