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The Password Manager does appear when I enter a new password, and it asks me to Save Password, which I do. Then the next time I try to use that site, no saved password appears. My Firefox is 66.0.3 (64 bit) Mozilla Firefox for Ubuntu.

    Thanks for any help,

                         John Patterson

Between two Win10 Home PCs, both used to have all my Saved Logons, but somehow one PC has dropped them all. Both PCs do use Firefox Sync between successfully, but while that synchronizes Bookmarks (& whatever else), evidently NOT "Saved Logons". So, isn't there some way to EXPORT all of them to a file, to then IMPORT them to my other PC? Incidentally, within Saved Logons, there is a button named IMPORT, but it's used is only for importing from 3 other designated browsers, and apparently on the self-same PC. Searching Firefox Support was a waste of time ... their 'results' are just wide nets of hundreds of irrelevant things, no matter how precise I attempt each search. Bad support job on self-help, Mozilla.

I've been through my settings and Firefox does allow me to save login info for other websites. It just refuses to allow me to save my login for Zoom.us. I thought this might be a website issue but no because I am able to save my Zoom.us login info using other browsers.

So how do I get Firefox to function correctly?

Thanks.

Hello to all, first of all I wanna say that I've been using Firefox for the longest time and it hasn't given me problems until now. My browsers have been acting funny lately with some websites not connecting at all because of some TLS handshake would time out. At first it was YouTube, then Twitter, and now Wikipedia. Its been happening on both my Desktop and Android. Recently YouTube and Twitter have reconnected but I still can't connect to Wikipedia and some other sites I use for research, I've read the support's page for resetting the cache and cookies, amongst other things, and nothing has worked. I need help :(

TL;DR: TLS handshake times out for different websites, happening both on my desktop and android

Update: YouTube has gone back to giving me the TLS handshake thing again as of today :[ it was working fine for two days

after entering email and verifying, Firefox now requires a mobile number to complete set-up with no alternative other than reverting to a previous version of Firefox.

My version of Linux Mint is 17.3. FireFox is 64 bit Quantum 66.0.3. I've installed FlashPlayer 32.0.0171 from a Ubunto repository. I've added a screen dump from the Add-ons Manager which has different information

I am looking for solution to preview the PDF files in the browser window and disable the acrobat reader. I have to control this behavior through config files or policy file instead of doing it manually on each computer.

I get it Mozilla, you want us to update Firefox. But it's my computer and I want to choose when to do it. Stop with the multiple notifications and bring back the ability to turn them off.

Anyone know of a hack that will turn these off? Other threads on the subject have been turned off, with no real solution. Thank you.

On 9//11/19 and 10/11/19 I tried to access Firefox Send, but simply get message 'Something Went Wrong'. I even changed my password but the same thing happened. Can anyone please help. I am using Windows 7 on a public computer.

I have PC's in different contexts; at work, personal (in bedroom), open access for family and friends, stream on TV... I do not want all my passwords resident on all machines (i.e. Amazon on the open PC). It is not allowed for me to have work-related passwords on a personal machine. Can I select which passwords sync?

I may have enabled something that is affecting it today in windows defender or avast or adobe and flash player. Just started tonight. Seems connected to flash player. Help please

Dear Mozilla team,

Recently i installed a Mozilla browser on a new device. I log in to my account but nothing is getting synced. I have over 500 bookmarks and several add-ons and those are information that are of utter importance to me. They contain half of my work and research.

Please provide me assistance with this case.

Warmest regards, Kenan

Hi, One day I accidentally hit a button to get Facebook notifications via Android browser. I've been looking and couldn't find such an option as it is in the desktop app and it gets really annoying when I get two notifications about one thing. O tried reinstalling Firefox, also clearing cache. Didn't help. Any ideas?

I've always love the fact that I could move all the tool bars and addy bar to the bottom of the window. First this it was a menu item, no it's broken. Then an addon, now it's broken. Then it was the .css file, now it's broken with 66. How do I go about moving everything back to the bottom of the window? Why can't Mozilla relize that a lot of their users love the customizing of where the tools and how the layout is done and stop breaking it??? Why can't we have the old drag and drop customizing back?