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GETTING CAMARA TO WORK
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What settings do I need to change?
Ican't find mozilla firefox encrypted to download
I need my precise location for certain sites that need it.
I tried logging into my account on a website. I decided to click on the passkey option to log in. Firefox had ask to access my passkeys and I mistakenly declined. But the… (read more)
I tried logging into my account on a website. I decided to click on the passkey option to log in. Firefox had ask to access my passkeys and I mistakenly declined. But the pop-up doesn't happen again. It goes straight to "authentication failed" without trying to ask me again to access the passkeys. I don't see any setting for this in the settings page.
How do I change the permission to let Firefox access my passkeys? Or how do I make Firefox and Windows ask for my permission again?u I'd like to not have to reinstall Firefox if I could.
During a Zoom meeting, I was asked to share my screen. The message on the screen said a Mozilla setting prevented my screen sharing. How do I fix this?
please help me allow the camera
I go to a website with links to a document and though I have an option to download, Firefox will not download
Google don't let me use my microphone It's been acting weird lately
If I am teking face video no acsess
Please allow the Firefox have access to the left some in all my device storage even though system app
I have some custom firefox applets that acts as wrappers around the command-line functions to open firefox with specific profiles (see image 1 of applets in Applications … (read more)
I have some custom firefox applets that acts as wrappers around the command-line functions to open firefox with specific profiles (see image 1 of applets in Applications in Finder). Each application is a simple .scpt file that runs the shell script (see image 2).
This allows me to have specific app icons for the different firefox profiles in my user dock (see image 3).
The issue is that once the applet is used and firefox has been opened, there are issues with permissions. In settings, it is clear that both microphone and speaker permissions have been shared with the applets AND firefox itself (see image 4).
However, any time I navigate to a page, I get a dialogue asking if the applet (Firefox_Professional, in this case) can access the microphone (see image 5). Depending on the page, I can get 1-20 dialogues in a row. This makes firefox practically unusable since I am closing an average of 5 dialogues before I can view any page.
Does anyone know any solutions to this?
Thanks so much for the help! ~Alex
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