Φόρουμ κοινότητας «Firefox»

Hello. How on earth I disable updates? I tried in about:config, but there - the updates come back. So how I disable uploads completely? The second question is: Why do you have so many updates? I don't wanna be the slave to your updates, I don't wanna be the slave to your updates so badly that I will risk all security and everything in my life just to get rid of them! Why? Why? How can I disable updates? I don't want you to touch my computer digitally ever again! Please advise. Otherwise, I am completely leaving Mozilla after 30+ years of usage. And turning to some completely other browser that is not based on google engine and doesn't need more than one update monthly, and if, that I am aiming that for long. What in the hell you have to update so much? Almost on fucking daily basis? Are you completely nuts? What is wrong with you? What is wrong with you? Do you also want me to sue you in front of the EU courts? Whats wrong with you? Darko Bertovic Software Engineer, 40+ years experience

I have had a lot of trouble using Firefox lately. I can't get to my e-mail and I can't get to my bank's website without getting a phone call which isn't always practical. My wife uses Chrome and doesn't have any problems. Am I going to have to switch to Chrome too?

I mistakenly removed an important extension (LinkLocker, which I wrote, actually) from my synced work computer, not realizing it would be removed from my home laptop as well.

Unfortunately, I saved a significant amount of data in that extension's storage and, after reinstalling it, can't seem to recover it.

Is this data lost forever or is there some place I can look to find it?

The new Shiny for Python 1.0.0 seems to be incompatible with Firefox. I made this dummy app:

• • • Start of code ***

from shiny import App, render, ui, reactive from pathlib import Path

app_ui = ui.page_fillable(

   ui.panel_title(
       ui.row(
       ui.column(6, ui.h1("title1")),
       ui.column(6, ui.h1("title2"))
       )
   ),
   ui.layout_sidebar(
       ui.sidebar(
           ui.input_text("input_text1", "input_text1", value=""),
           ui.input_text("input_text2", "input_text2", value=""),
           ui.input_text("input_text3", "input_text3", value=""),
           ui.input_text("input_text4", "input_text4", value=""),
           ui.input_text("input_text5", "input_text5", value=""),

           ui.input_selectize("input_selectize1", "input_selectize1", choices=["1", "2"]),
           ui.input_numeric("input_numeric1", "input_numeric1", value=4),
           ui.input_numeric("input_numeric2", "input_numeric2", value=8),
           ui.input_numeric("input_numeric3", "input_numeric3", value=20),
           ui.input_selectize("input_selectize2", "input_selectize2", choices=["3", "4", "5"]),
           ui.input_numeric("input_numeric4", "input_numeric4", value=1),
           ui.input_numeric("input_numeric5", "input_numeric5", value=1),
           ui.input_switch("input_switch1", "input_switch1", value=False),
           ui.input_switch("input_switch2", "input_switch2", value=False),
           ui.input_switch("input_switch3", "input_switch3", value=False),
           ui.input_action_button("input_action_button1", "input_action_button1"),
           ui.input_action_button("input_action_button2", "input_action_button2", disabled=True),
           width="350px"
       ),
       ui.layout_columns(
           ui.card(
               ui.card_header("card_header1"),
               ui.output_data_frame("card1"),
               full_screen=True
           ),
           ui.card(
               ui.card_header("card_header2"),
               ui.output_data_frame("card2"),
               full_screen=True
           ),
           col_widths=[12, 12]
       )
   )

)

def server(input, output, session):

   @reactive.event(input.input_action_button1)
   def reactive_function1():
       pass

   @output
   @render.data_frame
   def card1():
       return reactive_function1()

   @output
   @render.data_frame
   def card2():
       pass

   @reactive.effect
   @reactive.event(input.write_guides)
   def reactive_function2():
       return reactive_function1()

src_dir = Path(__file__).parent / "src" app = App(app_ui, server, static_assets=src_dir)

• • • End of code ***

Then I started it and opened it with Safari (left) and Firefox (right).

With Shiny for Python 0.10.2 both browsers seem fine (click the link for a screenshot): https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c1a40577-6341-40c5-b952-7fb99cb3330e

But as soon as I switch to Shiny for Python 1.0.0, Firefox fails, but Safari is still able to display: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6fbc60a6-2487-4195-a7c3-a326bdfc7373

Not sure, if this is of any use, but I can "expand" the sidebar in Firefox leading to this: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4f2d318f-809b-463d-9c99-7c2a8670397d

Any ideas, what's wrong? Can I fix this in my code or does this need to be fixed by the devs?

I can't seem to figure this out on my own so i'm hoping someone here can help.

I have some unwanted emails showing up as suggested when i right click on a browser tab and select "share" and i don't know how to find where they are saved on the browser to be able to delete them so they're no longer auto-suggested. Right clicking on the suggested email doesn't show any options and they are not saved in auto-fill either.

Havent tried deleting all cookies/history, but im not sure if that would help.. Anyone have any ideas?

Attn: To whom it may concern @Fire Fox Mozilla My desktop version is macOS Ventura 13.6.7 your Fire Fox browser goes to the Mac-browser 115. The reason that I'm inquiring is I have to constantly have reload or restart the page again it is slowing

me down. Because if this continues I may have change browsers.

I have a recurring problem, just started a few weeks ago. It comes and goes. I try to play netflix videos and get the message "Firefox is installing components need to play audio or video." I can't tell anything is being installed. I've tried purging cache, restarting firefox, restarting my computer. Windows 10. Firefox version 128.0.3 (64-bit)

Some months back when I get gmail from the Economist and try to go to an article the gmail links to I get this: Our apologies. An error seems to have occurred. The article actually appears very briefly but then gets overwritten by this error message. I am using an up to date Windows 10 PC.

When I go to Microsoft Edge this behavior does not occur. In Firefox I have tried clearing the data and cache but to no avail.

Any thoughts on dealing with this? I do not want to go through many heroic steps to fix this.

I created this thread about year ago Make Firefox android default for google assistant, shortcuts, but I missed the last response by Paul.

"If you search the Settings app for "default", you should see "default digital assistant app" as one of the results."

Sorry Paul.

I found the settings for the app with, but the app itself isn't the listed under apps.

I was able to make Firefox the default, but in partnership with what? With Firefox as the "default", Google Assistant is deactivated.

I first mentioned this in r/Firefox, and was asked to re-post here.

My FF just updated to 127.0.1 even though I have "Check for updates but let you choose to install them" and told it to wait. This was on a Windows 11 box. Everything seemed fine, but then one of my tabs crashed. I selected the reload tab option, at which point it informed me it could not load the tab because a background update had happened and I was now required to restart Firefox.

I'm not certain what version of FF I was on, I believe it was either 126 or 126.0.1.

Now, to be completely fair, I cannot with 100% certainty say that I clicked on the update later option. That said, as I _did not want to update then_, and I have put off the update before, it seems unlikely I would have made the mistake, but I wasn't recording everything I did so I can't play it back and prove it. My initial reaction was to associate it with the tab crashing somehow, as everything was working as expected right up until that moment.

Thanks

I use a ThinkPadNotebook with Windows. While surfing with Firefox, in a careless moment I clicked "allow" at a notification request of a suspicious website (qltuh.check-tl-ver-116-1.com). After this a few other websites opened up rapidly and soon after notification at the bottom right corner of the screen appeared. I immediately went offline and deactivated the corresponding permission for notifications in firefox. In particular, I did not follow any link displayed on the bottom right notifications.

My question is: Did simply granting permission of notification to this webiste create a security risk on my desktop? Or can I rest assured, since I revoked the permission and in the meantime did not follow any links displayed by the notification?

Thanks for help and clarification!