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It looks to me like the RT's URL was hacked yesterday. I received a warning from Firefox urging me to go back because of suspected for malware found when I attempted to log into RT. I backed off as suggested. I have successfully logged into RT hundreds of times using without any problem, using my Firefox bookmark. The Firefox warning told me that the suspected malware was due to the fact that https was missing in the address, which is highly irregular for the RT website. The details of the address in the bookmark is https:///www.rt.com, yet when I clicked the enter button, the https had disappeared. RT streams news on Rumble and I successfully used it instead of the RT website.

Later in the day I found information that the RT website could now be used. I tried it using my bookmark. RT opened but there ere changes in the appearance on the page. There was big new banner at the top of the page announcing that I was on RT English. All the images except one were missing and I was unable to access RT news streaming. Today I again checking the bookmark address I have used for a lng time. Today I find the Firefox URL still gives me https://www.rt.com but when I press the enter button the address now changes to https://rt-english.com. When I manually asked Firefox to open rt-english.com, Firefox told me that address does not exist.

This is the best I can do to explain the problem I am encountering, and I need help to resolve the issue. Perhaps other Firefox users have run into the problem and would be grateful for help from Firefox. I am a using Firefox and it is an excellent browser. Thanks for all your good work.

Good evening,

I am using Linux Mint (version 22.3 Cinnamon) as my OS and Firefox (version 157.0.1) as my browser—both 64-bit.

For some time now, I haven't been able to use the map on www.naviki.org; when the page loads, the map appears briefly but then immediately becomes invisible.

I suspect this has something to do with my Firefox settings. I’ve tried everything I can think of—enabling third-party cookies (for Google and OpenStreetMap maps), toggling tracking protection on and off, removing all browser extensions and add-ons, and verifying that WebGL and WebGL2 are both set to "true"—but nothing works. The maps remain invisible.

Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? I'm at a loss...

Thanks in advance for any suggestions, Phil

I subscribe to The Hill, a news website. It usually logs me in automatically when I go to the site, but now it doesn't recognize me, and when I click Signin button, nothing happens.

Before the last Firefox browser update I was able to sighin into my Yahoo email accout with ATT. I now can not load my email and I get the following message. What does it mean and what do I do to get my email back?An error occurred while processing your request.

Reference #97.c506d217.1791785502.c645f36 https://errors.edgesuite.net/97.c506d217.1791785502.c645f36

My Firefox Windows 10 hangs each time I try to load Chat History in Messenger. I type the correct Pin Number but nothing happens. If I type the wrong Pin Number, Messenger tells me it is wrong but with the correct Pin Number, Messenger just hangs.

With Chrome browser no problem but with Firefox, the Messenger hangs and does not continue.

When I try to attach several (more than three) small email sized jpeg files, my Yahoo email tries to load them, then re-load them, and ultimately gives a splash screen, that says, "Cannot be saved, as a draft", and locks up. The files are 1mb, or less, This was never a problem, before Firefox, and Yahoo issued "new, improved" versions, of their software. If I only attach about three files, at a time, let it attach them, then attach more files, it will attach them with no issue, and I can send the email. This does not seem to be a problem with other browsers.

I am using Firefox on an Android phone and experiencing frequent YouTube video stuttering and dropped frames. The video playback is not smooth even though my internet connection is stable. The problem happens repeatedly on YouTube, while the same videos play normally in other browsers. Please help me determine whether this is a Firefox performance, hardware acceleration, or video decoding issue and what settings I should check or change.

I have the latest Mozilla browser. I have Yahoo Mail and each time I open an email from Kohls.com, the images appear for a split second and then disappear and are replaced by a white box with a little symbol in the upper left corner. This only happens to about half of the images in the email. If I open the email in a separate tab, the email appears normal. This only occurs in Firefox, not in Edge nor Chrome. I have used aI to check all of my security settings and nothing is wrong with them, it is just something of how Firefox renders the Kohls.com emails. They are the only emails that act this way. Please help!

Ever since the last update, I can no longer watch recordings on xfinity stream with Firefox. What happened? Can I fix it? I sometimes have to start watching programs late, but they wont play while recording. I can watch those same recordings when they are finished, but not while they are still recording. I can watch those same recordings while recording on Chrome and Safari so it's not an xfinity problem. But for some reason not on Firefox anymore Is there a setting I need to change? Thanks Ron