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altho i have ticked " open all tabs on startup " in settings, my tabs, open sites , do not now appear how to recover this function on startup `? use win 10 thanks ed.

I've been missing scrollbar arrows on my Mozilla Firefox browser for a long time now, which makes browsing and engaging with various websites more difficult. Can anyone tell me how to restore the scrollbar arrows?

This warning appears on so many pages since up the Firefox update that it's making it difficult to actually use Firefox. And your suggestion "To see this page, you need to open it in a new window", doesn't work. Clicking option + the link doesn't offer a chance to open a new tab or new window. And the block is still there when I copy and paste the desired link. Two of the biggest issues are on highly reputable sites (a bank and a telecom). I suggest you fix this "upgrade" because other browsers don't have this problem.

https://old.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/1l0q940/oblivion_remaster_amd_users_stable_fps_at_start/ https://www.old.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/1l0q940/oblivion_remaster_amd_users_stable_fps_at_start/

I have a addon that redirects Reddit links to the Old Reddit website (https://github.com/tom-james-watson/old-reddit-redirect). If I visit the 2nd link by clicking it in Discord I get a Security Certificate error but if I then click in the address bar and press Enter (or Paste in a copy and press Enter) it gets properly redirected (the www. is removed from the URL) and no Security Certificate error occurs.

Why this odd behaviour disparity between clicking a URL in a webpage and directly entering the exact same hyperlink in to the address bar?

Thanks,

Windows 11/Firefox/Google

Firstly, my apologies, but I only have a very basic understanding of computers.

I somehow ended up fiddling with a side bar on the right hand side of my screen, and the next thing I knew I had lost the ability to have multiple tabs open on my screen. I tried google a solution and came up with this:

"View>Cusomise toolbar in browers. Look for the new tab button. If its there, drag it back to the toolbar, typically to the right of the existing tab."

I tried that, but it didn't work. The plus sigh came out on the left rather than the right of my search bar, and every time I clicked it I just got a new page, rather than a new tab being added to the existing one.

I would be grateful if anyone has a solution to this issue.

Firefox is crashing like crazy. It happens randomly. All it says in the crash is that the crashing thread(0) aka MainThread stopped working

My latest crash reports:

bp-3166c06f-2ed0-499c-9ea7-04be50250602 6/2/2025, 5:46 AM bp-e186fc06-d969-4bb4-9e47-17aba0250602 6/2/2025, 5:46 AM bp-1eea753c-2c56-4425-a9ce-2d40e0250602 6/2/2025, 5:46 AM bp-b53804b2-e618-417a-9ac8-211580250602 6/2/2025, 5:46 AM bp-14b1b3ef-eeb0-4087-aa53-166f80250602 6/2/2025, 5:46 AM

Hi, I usually have two windows open and notice an issue today. I was trying to search for something grocery related, so at first I tried to type my search directly into the address bar - it wouldn't finish loading a page. So I tried going to Google's search engine instead and same thing, it wouldn't actually finish loading. I tried the same thing in chrome and it was fine. Tried clearing Firefox's cache but didn't seem to make a difference.

Only now when I'm typing up the support question did it finally load the Google search engine, but still won't load the actual search after typing it in. It still hasn't loaded the search from when I typed it directly into the search bar either.

Im using vertical tabs and whenever I create a new window by shift clicking on the taskbar icon to create a new window theyre hidden by default which is really annoying. I tried looking through the settings and I have both "Hide tabs and sidebar" and "Expand sidebar on hover" unchecked. Is there a flag I can set somewhere to force it to be visible in new windows?

Im using Windows 10 (10.0.19045 Build 19045) with Firefox 139.0.1

Thanks

The topmost item shown in the URL bar and the entry just below above the words, Firefox Suggest is an irritant for me. Where is this coming from and how do I eliminate this from the suggestions/autocomplete? I know it is NOT in my bookmarks and not in my browsing history.

Thanks for your help.

I have been using firefox for 3 to 4 years now and it's the best brower i have ever used but from a few months it have gotten too slow i am a student and need to create projects and research alot so i have to open around 20 tabs at a single time but before even after opening 30 tabs it would be fast as ever. I don't have any security extension or whatever i just have AdGuard AdBlocker extention, volume booster and grammerly and screenshot taker and hoxx vpn (it was before as well) but the firfox has become so slow now. (I have custom and max protection on) and additional windows protection too. and sometimes it just stop responding and also hangs up and closes own it own and it takes too much time to load and also if my wallpaper theme is animated it's Animated Colorful Plexus by candelora" if it slow the firefox then let me know and also it uses a lot ram of my computer too.

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hi

the element i really like / liked about Pocket were the curated stories that firefox publishes on its new tab page.

yes i used the "save to pocket" option but one can easily enough just visit the article and bookmark in the normal way.

NOTE: i think i wasn't appreciating the offline easy-to-read aspect to pocket (because i'd just read the article online and/or save to pocket) but it's too late now!

I've seen articles on multiple websites and reddit about pocket alternatives but people seem to only talk about pocket in terms of the capacity to save-to-read-later, tagging, book marking management, etc.

Btw, i've read the mozilla pocket FAQ support page (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/pocket-recommendations-firefox-new-tab). It was updated mid march 2025 (when mozilla surely knew they were shutting down pocket) and ironically it recommends for more articles to visit pocket.

1) this FAQ really needs to be updated to reflect pocket ceasing

2) it could reflect what is happening with the "thought-provoking stories" feature within firefox browser

My questions:

1) will the "thought provoking stories" feature aka curated articles of interest continue in firefox in any capacity after pocket ceases?

i don't know given i believe they're sourced from pocket.

EDIT: i've just discovered about "pocket hits" (or "ten tabs" as reportedly it's being renamed to) email newsletter. I knew nothing about this. Might the content / curated articles replace those from pocket on the new tab page?

2) if not, can people suggest alternatives to pocket's curated articles (i'm less fussed about saving the articles because i've seen many recommendations on that)?

thanks,

Gary