Φόρουμ κοινότητας «Firefox»

New Tab is either the FF page or Blank? Just Like Goggle Chrome?? REALLY!!!???

If you plan to be "Chrome" by a different name, then why don't we all just move TO Chrome?

TRY not to be STUPID, Please.

Hi, asking on behalf of my friend who is paranoid that he now has adware.

He has the default firefox homepage setup with the 'recommended stories' enabled. He noticed that on one occasion it had a banner ad in between the recommended stories redirecting to an affinity.net link. He has ublock origin.

He even made a mockup of what it looked like, attached the image.

I couldn't actually replicate this on my end, are these official mozilla ads?

Below my search bar is a row showing titles and little icons for sites that I've visited, some well over a month ago. There's a >> at the right of the row in case I want to see more. I don't. I want to get rid of all of them and if there's a setting to stop them showing up in the first place I'd use it.

None of the following has worked:

Clear history Close all tabs Clear cookies

Help?

I installed Mozilla, there was a shortcut + on the home page. I added my shortcuts and deleted unnecessary ones, those that were by default. After that, the shortcut + disappeared. How can I return the shortcut +

When I open a new tab I get several shortcut icons including one to search my email for "Netflix". I don't want that. I just want my inbox. How do I edit this so it goes to my gmail inbox and does not search my inbox for "Netflix"?

I cannot get to the Firefox browser screen, No matter what I do it always takes me to my gmail site!

I even deleted Firefox and reinstalled the new ESR file. (Am running win 7).

I made a shortcut to the Firefox page using its URL to no avail! What the heck is going on?

I copied the FF URL and made a shortcut to the website and it STILL does not work!

Please help.

THANKS

                     Ron

On the home page, I have the spots showing items of interest. I like this but noted a LOT that these are skewed to one political view (the politics spots in particular). Why is this not balanced or allowing to show the side you lean more towards? I have also clicked some of them and read them but they are on sites that are pay to view, pay to comment, or just closed to comment so I would like to avoid them. Thank you for all you do! Scott

I have always used FireFox for my browser, and I have the Homepage set to open to Google. In the past week, it no longer opens to Google, but a blank, new tab. I have tried going into "Settings", "Home" and setting the Homepage to open to Google, but it won't do it. I tried setting it to open to other webpages and it does it with no issue. Apparently, opening to Google is an issue. How do I correct this, and have others had this same issue?

Please forgive me for not being a "smart guy". I like to keep three rows on they home screen. BUT, I don't want every site or "sponsor" to add to that site. I hope that makes sense. I only want to have the ones I want. Example: I use att for my internet and email. "Currently" is where I log in, and then go to my email. But.....I end up with 4-5 "windows" from att on the Home screen. Also taps/links to places I haven't visited. Is there a way to stop stuff, and just save the ones I always want....unless I tag one to add?

Hoping this makes sense!!

Thanks for the help!! BWP

Dear Firefox Team, I would like to ask you to consider updating Firefox for Windows desktop computers. I appreciate the innovative solutions introduced in your products, so I would like to propose adding a new functionality to the browser's home page. I propose implementing the option of displaying news directly on the home page. Users could easily select news categories that interest them, which would allow for better personalization of the presented content. What's more, it would be possible to set the refresh rate of the displayed news - for example, every 3, 5 minutes or at any selected time intervals.

I am convinced that such a feature would significantly increase the usability of the browser and could attract more users who expect quick and personalized information on a daily basis.

Thank you for your time and for considering my proposal. I hope that future releases of Firefox will find a place for this innovative functionality.