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I keep trying to import my passwords from Chrome. (Working on Mac OS.) Every time, it asks me for my 'login' password from keychain. The problem is, I don't use keychain. I don't have any kind of separate password for it. The prompt pop-up won't accept my computer's login password, my Apple login password, my Google account login password, the password from the password manager my computer is set to use by default... Nothing works. What does it even WANT from me at this point?

Since updating to firefox 142, ive noticed that if i move a firefox tab from my main monitor to my second monitor, it leaves a gap now where it used to be and doesnt shrink the other tabs back down like before

Its a bit difficult to explain so iv added a screenshot, the red arrow is where theres now an empty gap. I moved some tabs over to the other monitor and thats the gap it leaves

It seems that, randomly, the toolbar on Firefox keeps freezing. I can't reload a page, or even use the search function at all. It's only through opening a new window that the problem stops.

Is anybody else experiencing this problem, and is there any possible fixes?

I'm testing Firefox ADMX templates and I added some bookmarks under user configuration. Sure enough, the bookmarks appear in the toolbar when a new tab is opened but the bookmark buttons themselves have no favicons even though I filled the Favicon URL field in the GPO editor. Of course, the bookmark buttons display the favicons once the website is visited but they disappear if the cache is cleared. Is there a way to display the favicons on the bookmark toolbar without having to visit the web site? Or am I misunderstanding the setting?

'I am posting this for a third time, because I am absolutely sure it is caused by the latest Firefox update.

I am typing this into Notepad and copy/pasting it to the text box on the site.

I am legally blind, and I am very dependant on the Windows Magnifier. Yesterday I took the latest Firefox update and after installing it, the Windows Magnifier will no longer follow the text cursor on web pages rendered in Firefox. It will follow typing in the address bar and the search bar on the task bar, but it will not on web pages rendered in Firefox.

I do not have this problem with Chrome or Librewolf.

I had made two earlier posts with no response from Support. I have been trying desperately to figure out what waws going on as I was moving links, bookmarks & passwords into Librewolf.

I tried to refresh Firefox. It didn't work. I tried safe mode. It didn't work. I even tried a different profile. It didn't work. I even tired uninstall & reinstall Firefox. It didn't work.

I even called the Microsoft Disability desk and had them check my magnifier settings, and they are fine, and yet even if I toggled them on & of--it still didn't work.

So finally, out of desperation, I did the dreaded System Restore.

I rolled it back to August 18th and sat and waited.

And though I had to relog into Firefox--it worked!

and i have been surfing happily all evening until I loaded the Spotify player page and it wouldn't play. Okay this was weird because I had been using it all week and suddenly it wouldn't play. I did a search, and apparently it wasn't just me. I opened the About Firefox and there it was--the dreaded update.

Believe me, I really didn't want to restaret the browser, but it was doomed to happen anyway.

And guess what--the Windows Magnifier view won't follow the text cursor in web pages rendered in Firefox--Again!

The Spotify player plays again but.....

If you don't believe me, open the Windows Magnifier, dock it on your task bar, and try to type into a web page. The view just goes cockeyed.

So yes, the update has a bug. And for all the people who are visually handicapped and use the Windows Magnifier we are cursing you right now and hoping for a quick fix before we all have to move to Chrome.

You sighted people have no idea how frustrating this is.

At least I'm glad it's not my PC.

But if it doesn't get fixed, I"m absolutely done with this browser. It is now unusable for people with visual disabilities.

Good luck.

Thank you. '

Can't get microphone to appear on new tab google search. Window settings are correct. Down loaded and installed New Tab Override from Firefox Add-ons. In settings page for New Tab Override, typed in https://www.google.com/webhp. Something else I need to do?

Current Behavior When Firefox is set to offline mode (File → Work Offline), the Developer Tools Network tab does not display request body of requests that web applications attempt to make. This creates a significant gap in debugging capabilities, as developers cannot inspect request payloads details that would normally be visible.

Requested Enhancement Enable the Network tab to capture and display attempted network requests payload even when offline mode is enabled

Firefox now takes forever to load Facebook. I tried resetting it but no joy. Duck Duck Go and the Microsoft browser are all much faster loading Facebook. Why is this? Can anyone help?

Could someone help me start over again and get it right, instead of a mess? Is it possible to somehow start from scratch or fix what I am doing wrong? Is there some way to open a new account and dump the mess I'm facing now?

Hello For some reason most of the buttons in my toolbar have stopped working. When I first open Firefox they all work, then when I enter websites they stop working. The 'home' button still seems to work, but almost all others (such as the 'back' button etc) can't be selected. This is very frustrating. To note, I am not tech savvy at all.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Andrew

This is on Firefox 142.0, and has happened on both Windows and Linux devices.

I recently enabled Vertical Tabs with the autohide option, and starting with this most recent version, frequently now it will break so that when I hover over tabs and it expands, but leaving when leaving the tab bar it will not hide again, leaving the tabs expanded and covering part of the window. I've seen it happen with as few as 3 tabs open, and as many as 20+. Right now it's happening on one window with 18 tabs open, but not another with well over 20, and not on a 3rd window with 1 tab.

When this affects a window it affects it EVERY time. The only fix I've found is to grab every tab out and move to a new window, which is tedious when doing research and opening a ton of tabs, or when in the middle of doing something and suddenly you lose part of your screen.

Additionally, I've noticed an annoying quirk of the autohide that happens when the tabs are contracting. If I hover over tabs (when they're not broken) and then leave the tab area, but move my mouse to an element that would be covered by the tab area within 1-2 seconds of the tabs contracting (even if they're fully hidden again), the tabs pop back out again. I have to move my mouse far to the right, wait for tabs to hide, and then wait 1-2 seconds before it's safe to try and click things on the left side of the screen.

I would like to bulk delete all tab groups in firefox because there really are too many and it's cumbersome to ungroup each of them one by one. How can I do this? Changing the `browser.tabs.groups.enabled setting in `about:config` to `false` does not seem to remove them at all!

Some recent update has changed the way extensions function in Firefox. I used to be able to pin my extensions on the toolbar between the account icon and the extension icon on the toolbar. This is REQUIRED for certain extensions to function properly. One example is uBlock; when visiting a site it actively updates the icon letting you know its working and blocking unwanted items. Same with Facebook Container. Password managers such as 1Password also have stopped working for me unless they are pinned to the toolbar. You use to be able to click the extension icon and then see the list of extensions in a window. Now when you click the extension icon it opens to the Recommendations tab of Add-on Manager. You then navigate to extensions and see you enabled extensions but there is no option to pin, only manage/remove/report. I was able to fix this behavior once by completely uninstalling Firefox and then removing the left over folders on the C: drive. Once I reinstalled and went through the initial process of adding the extension, it also asked me if I wanted to pin to the toolbar. To which I said yes and got things working again. After clearing my browser history and cookies, then turning that feature off, it also blew away my pinned extensions. Even after removing the extension and re-adding, I do not get the prompt to pin like I mentioned above. So its seems I may have to go back and uninstall/delete folders/reinstall to get this working again. I see several similar posts so this appears to be either a bug or a very poor design choice on the part of Mozilla.

How do I fix this? I'm not able to use any of my extensions now and really don't want to have to randomly uninstall/reinstall every time this issue happens.