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You have suddenly blocked my access to BlueSky. Please restore it. Now. Blocking this on the eve of the new President's installation makes me question your motivation.

FF sometimes doesn't open links from email, and sometimes other links in a site. Frustrating when I need that download but can't get it. I disabled all my extensions, closed and reopened FF, but it didn't change anything. Had this problem with Brave too and it got so bad it was inopperable and had to delete it. I'm using Google for DNS.

Any help is appreciated

I am having problems accessing Firefox the first time in the morning. I suspect it is a wi-fi issue but other feedback asks me to check i have the correct, updated version of Firefox on my Mac desktop. Are there simple (I am not gifted in these matters!) steps I should follow to check this?

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to proxyium.com. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

Error code: PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem

ESO login site is a public safety site that can't be loaded by Mozilla Firefox. https://www.esosuite.net/login/

It was working and then stopped in all three completely different networks and IOS. After using this site extensively for a long time after 1/15/2025 it stopped loading. It works in other browsers immediately.

This issue happens in:

Firefox Android with Att network Firefox Desktop with private IS provider Firefox Desktop with another private network

This site is the only one not working in three different devices, three different networks. Nothing was updated or changed. One day it just stopped showing the page with no error messages. Site works fine with chrome browser. Very Odd. I have tried to reload the app in the android device with no success accessing the site.

I can't get firefox app to open, I even have to open as administrator and then a window pops up but says it couldn't send the report. I have uninstalled firefox a dozen times and still have the same problem. When I could get on it every time I click on another tab it says tab crashed and to click on restore but it doesn't restore it. I downloaded that damn microsoft one drive and have had problems ever since I did it. I also deleted one drive but still have the problem. I hope you can help since I have so much stuff saved on firefox book marks. I have tried using the trouble shooting but it doesn't work either.

Firefox was working well on my desktop computer until I used Avast software to "optimize the computer. Now the only software I can bring to the screen is AOL email.

Firefox is working well on my husband's laptop. So the problem has to be solely on my desktop. And is probably due to optimizing performance. I checked Avast but the Help claims no problems occur when optimizing.

Right now, I get an error of a Tab being broken.

Right now I am using Google Chrome but I would prefer to get this Firefox problem fixed.

The Firefox app I am using is the latest version, 134.0.1

Dear Concern, I have a firefox account which is assigned for "[email edited out]@gmail.com" this mail. suddenly when i login my Firefox account it's shows a login error for security reason. please check this error and help me to fix it.

Thanks From Alamgir Hossain Cell: [phone edited out] Email: [email edited out]@gmail.com

Recently factory resetted my PC due to performance issues. Installed brand new firefox browser and logged in my accounts but when I synced it didn't sync any Bookmarks or Passwords. Mobile browser still has it so I was wondering how to transfer those to my Desktop firefox. I dont know why sync doesnt work with mobile -> desktop but vice versa it worked oddly enough. Any fixes or solutions?

Have been "printing" web pages to PDF for ages. All of a sudden one site creates a PDF output with 0-bytes. i.e. it's empty. Other sites I use still work normally.

Firefox 134.0.2 (64-bit) on iMac