Φόρουμ υποστήριξης - Firefox

Hi there, I have had a problem with YouTube Music for a long time, and I would like to add YTM as a search provider in Firefox to be able to search for songs, artists, albums etc. more quickly. However, this error message appears every time you try (See image)

I have already tried another Firefox profile, like trying in anonymous mode, but ALWAYS this message appears. Does anyone know what could be the cause or whether this will be fixed by YouTube in the near future? I would really like that because this function would offer me more convenience. You can try it yourself if it is the same with you. Thank you in advance for your answers.

Best regards, Alexander

I also opened this thread in the YTM forum, here is the link: https://support.google.com/youtubemusic/thread/39431231?hl=de

(This message was translated from German to English as there doesn't seem to be a German Firefox Community yet, so please forgive any grammatical errors.)

How do I disable the Browser Console box which opens on top of my homepage each time Firefox starts. I have uninstalled Firefox and cleaned out the registry with "Registry First Aid" before reinstalling Firefox. But the Browser Console returned with the new installation.

There was a similar question posted 2 years ago, but (with one possible exception) those who answered that question had apparently not encountered the problem and none provided a solution.

hello, i'm syncing my firefox with all my devices, and it's using master password. But, someone no need that master password to access my web account using my cookies.

How can i really locking my firefox ? so, someone can't accessing anything even networking if don't know the master password.

Hi everybody, As website owner my convern comes after mozilla is blocking tracking by default meaning that google ads cannot be served by default, only if users will choose so. Most of the mozilla users don't even know what tracking means, so the chances of choosing to allow tracking and serve ads are very low. Many websites owners use adsense ads to pay for their servers/hosting, their hard work, etc. and as you know every visitors is comsuming resources and bandwidth, so my questions is: Why webmasters shouldn't block mozilla users since the chances to generate revenue thru ads is very low, to none? I get that it's a great feature to the user, but should be an option rather than a default setting? If webmasters choose to block mozilla users, there will be a lot of users who can't access a specific information and they don't even know the cause.

on MACOS 10.12.6: after launching Firefox browser and auto-update, there was a warning in red bar at the top regarding functional issue with history and bookmarks. Both history and bookmarks now disabled. Bookmark tool was selected to restore from the most recent backup in the list, but upon executing that tool, received the error msg: 'unable to process the backup file'. Also, now, History > Show All History = nothing

Just installed the most recent FF update and in the extension screen I now see some orange and purple emojis and the end of the different adds ons. What do they mean? See attached screen shot. Thanks

History does not delete despite all measures at: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1273024#answer-1266862. Got the switch set to delete my history when cosing, but this problem IS NOT SOLVED.

When opening an attached pdf from an email in Outlook, it displays in the Firefox Preview window. The Print icon to the right of the Download icon does nothing when you click it now. It used to work in previous versions. Also, when going to options and changing the applications settings for pdf files to Open in Acrobat, the browser continues to open in the preview window and not Acrobat. This is not working properly either.

I recently installed firefox on a fresh windows 10, but my data history and passwords are not syncing properly. My question is, can I still retrieve it? I always make sure that all my data are on sync with firefox. I expected it would be in your server since I'm "syncing" my account. I also have firefox lockwise on Android which has still all my passwords.

The (german) help page about search suggestion does not tell me from where I get those suggestions. Is it a Mozilla service? Google? The default search engine (from the settings)?

Actually, I would expect or prefer that if choose a search engine during typing, that I get suggestions from this site. But I guess, this is not the case. So which engine gets used?

I have some sites that I visit specific pages on. For example, https://www.futilitycloset.com/category/technology/. When I start typing "fu", Firefox suggests first the base domain, futilitycloset.com, even though I never go to the main page. I've tried using shift+delete when the base domain is selected, but it's still there the next time I type "fu". Is this possible?

I haven't had a firefox crash in a long time, and this one seemed particularly odd because it started out with individual tabs crashing, then the browser, then the same happening again as the browser restored itself. I had since updated Firefox to the version that came out the same day and rebooted and it hasn't yet happened again, but I would like some help diagnosing if this is a deeper issue or just a fluke, as another application (the OSRS game client) seemed to close itself, albeit with no message, alongside Firefox while everything else was stable.

Event viewer showed four application errors listing:

ntdll.exe
nvapi.dll
nvtmmon.exe

As well as ntdll.exe alongside firefox.exe

I am not sure what this means, if those came from outside or inside firefox's operation.

Here are my crash reports related to the incident:

bp-f214e660-8d5d-4d28-9d65-bc4b30180906
bp-89089d16-b8af-4394-9ad3-58aca0180906
bp-9a0cca78-56a0-4173-b7bd-7734a0180906

Thank you for any help.

I had to refresh Firefox & lost the link that let me read articles by hovering over the link. Fon't remember its name. Someone on the forum told me in the first place. Also my image expander the gave me a larger image when I hover over it is one I'd like to find again.

This is for a desktop with windows 10.

It's getting more and more complicated for us "oldies". We're not adolescent typists on a so-called smart phone - and we're going to suffer when Kiwibank ditches cheques and we have to learn all the ins and outs of on line banking. We were brought up in the days of times tables - pocket calculators weren't invented then. But it's overwhelming when we get all these instructions on setting up for the likes of "private" and "non-private" browsing, and the myriad of "apps" and "extensions" and whatever. If Microsoft Windows and Browsers of this day and age require a degree in how to use them, then I'll see if I can find a guru who can install Linux and a real simple Seniors Browser. Not one that sends you a host of emails on "useful hints" and "Things to do in Europe" if you happen to book and on-line ticket to see your grandchildren in Switzerland. Us 80's plus need something simple and safe to use. Forget all the gadgets. Can you re-shoe a horse - or tether one to a single furrow plough?

preference to restore previous session option does not save and browsing history is gone each time firefox closes on my macbook. Both Firefox 73 and also Firefox 75