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This is a new feature that has just appeared, but I don't need it (it's indicated in a red box in the attached screenshot). However, it takes up space on the bookmarks pop-up window. I suppose it's a sign that I need to clean and organize my bookmarks, but I still would prefer to turn it off so it doesn't appear in the pop-up. I'm using Firefox 49.0b1 on a 2013 MacBookPro running OS 10.10.5 Thanks!

So since facebook updated last to 49.0b1 my live feeds have stopped getting updates. and are all currently showing "empty". I use "liveclick" addon which has worked wonders for me for a few years now and that is now just constantly loading.

Firefox 49.0b2 (and the previous version) loops when trying to upload photos to the above site. It will upload to Google drive and other forums. Internet Explorer upload to all sites OK. With Firefox the upload to a forum loops and uploads to a gallery fails as shown in the attached file. OK, there is no attached file because Firefox is looping trying to upload it! Dicky.

I had to reset my PC due to a Windows problem and after I reloaded Firefox and Nightly, I found that both were opening the start page to Universal Search instead of the Firefox or Nightly Homepage. I reset the options section for default Homepage but it changes back to Universal Search every time I close and reopen Firefox. Suggested troubleshooting hints haven't been useful.

Hello!

When opening links to HTML5 videos, I can watch them as they load but as soon as the video is fully buffered/downloaded, it either dissapears or shows a "unloaded image placeholder"-icon, depening on source. This issue doesn't seem to happen on sites such as Youtube - I've only ever seen it on sites hosting gif-esque HTML5 videos, such as the following: http://i.imgur.com/u9oX1hD.gifv .

Whenever this playback issue happens, a message from Mozilla shows on the top of the page, reading "To improve video quality, you may need to install Microsoft's Media Feature Pack", and a link to this page: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/fix-video-audio-problems-firefox-windows?as=u&utm_source=inproduct . This all started to happen after the Anniversary update.

My version of Windows 10 is an N-version, meaning the media features of the default windows are not preinstalled. The issue is that I HAVE installed the Media Feature Pack already, and if I try to download the latest and install again it says that it's already up-to-date.

I can't seem to find any other threads about this particular issue. I can provide further details I have not been clear enough about my issue, or if there's any kinds of test you'd like me to do.

Thanks, Towkin

I keep getting a screen change popping up on my browser, asking me to install a very important update. I know the patch is a scam, as I've check the internet and see others have experienced the same problem. Is there any way I can stop receiving the firefox-patch.js patch request? It comes up very often when I open chicagotribune.com.

Duplicate please see /questions/1135641

posted auto logon hang

then absolute silence, no even a view

I really don't like this support, plz go back to standard forums

Instead of left click on a link I find I must right click and in the context menu click open in a new tab. Why? Is this a new feature or a bit of code that went wrong?

The icon for LiveClick is active and checking but nothing happens in Live Bookmarks. Items in Live Bookmarks show empty and loading but never loads. When LiveClick is disabled the Live bookmarks items show loaded.

When I type "google.com" in the address bar, the HTTP site of Google loads by default. Why does this happen ? How do I make it make it load HTTPS site when I type "google.com" ?

I would like to always open a cached offline version of a bookmarked page that I open in Firefox.

Rationale:

Viewing an offline copy of my favourite (bookmarked) websites is sufficient for me and makes it needless to fetch it again from the server, thus conserving energy.

I am able to access other websites and I can access this website on my I phone. the screen says the following:

The connection has timed out

The server at clspokane.org is taking too long to respond.

   The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.
   If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer’s network connection.
   If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

I heard about multiprocess support (Electrolysis) when Firefox 48 came out and was hoping to be able to use it, but it kept telling me that it was disabled by addons. Being as it was just rolling out, I decided to wait until the next big update before trying to enable it again.

When the Firefox 49 update came out today I made sure that all my addons were supported and then updated. However, even now it still says disabled by addons, even in Safe Mode.

Is there something else I have to switch on in about:config? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

Upgraded to ver 49. Touted reader mode and narrate. Can't find reader mode or narrate in the help search. How do I get into reader mode and activate narrate. Have a text file that I can call up in the browser and would like it to read paragraphs to me.

So I'm getting a error "Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available" and when clicking the link, it says H.264 and MSE & H.264 are not supported. I used to get the black error screen for a split second before the video would blink and (I'm guessing) select another player and just play normally. Today is the first day that I've had this screen permanently displayed and it only shows up for a few videos. I can watch other videos on the same channel, just one or two that have the error.

It's the same if I try it in Safe Mode or with a new profile. I updated Firefox to 49.0, updated java, updated windows media component, and tried it with "media.windows-media-foundation.enabled" true and on false. No changes

I'm at my wits end with this one! I can watch the videos just fine in Chrome, but would much rather prefer to continue to use firefox as my default browser. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

The latest update of Firefox, version 49.0, has removed my login passwords. In addition, I am no longer prompted to save a password when I enter a new login password despite having the "Remember logins for sites" checked on the Security Options page. How do I restore my login passwords?

Since upgrading to the newest Firefox last night, my bookmarks menu now repeats itself. It shows 'recently added' bookmarks (which I don't want to see at all) and then offers two MORE chances to look at them. This pushes my actual bookmarks way down the page and has totally screwed up the way I work. Not happy. Can anybody help?

I'm sending a screen shot of the problem menu.