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I was wondering how I can remove redirect to one login I have some medical websites that were associated with my school account through one login, but my school account was suspended after I graduated. I can access some of these medical websites because it automatically redirects to one login, preventing me to even use my personal login information. I tried to remove the cookies and the history but still I keep getting redirected.

Hi,

A few weeks or months ago, Firefox suddenly wouldn't save my browsing history for longer than approximately 1 month. This is odd, because I have history turned on. I use custom history settings and only have cookies and cache deleted every time I close Firefox. Also, it does not delete the history upon closing FF, but it's simply limited to round about one month back. I have played around in about:config before, so I might have touched something there and not noticed until later.

I use Firefox 137.0.2 (64-bit) on a Windows 11.

Any ideas what might be the issue and how I could solve it?

When I click on a link on Firefox / Mozilla I get a "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site. We can’t connect to the server at ad.doubleclick.net" message. If I do the same on Brave, that doesn't happen, it will show the link that was clicked on. What can or may be the problem? This happens way too often, for example on "Newsmax" links.

I enter msn.ca on an open tab, https://www.msn.com/en-ca is displayed in the tab window but no content is displayed. No extensions are enabled.

Works in Edge browser. Also doesn't work with Brave browser

suddenly after a firefox upgrade this afternoon, the contacts lists for gmail started to get reduced in size so small it looked like specks of dust instead of names , adresses, etc.

another pc here which hasn't been upgraded  has no problem.   both pcs have the same 5 GMAIL acccounts, 

but the secondary (also sedentary ) has not been used for 2 or 3 days. Both are laptops, with Win 11 and are upgraded as soon as they available

Hi all,

I would like to know if this color issue is expected behavior or a bug somewhere on my system.

I am using a monitor (Acer ET322QK wmiipx) which displays color at a depth of 10 bits per channel (for a total of 30-bit color depth). When viewing images which have color depth exceeding 8 bits per channel, color banding is visible in Firefox that does not appear in GNOME Image Viewer, indicating that the image is not being displayed at the correct color depth. I've attached an image with 16 bits per channel color depth as an example. This sphere render is deliberately dim to make color banding more obvious. It should look smooth/unbanded on a display with support for colors with greater than 8 bits per channel.

By opening the Firefox console with Ctrl+Shift+K and entering "screen.colorDepth", I have confirmed that the display is identified by Firefox as having 24-bit color depth.

1. System Details Report

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- **Date generated:** 2025-04-07 07:47:57

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- **Firmware Version:** P3.40 - **OS Name:** Fedora Linux 42 (Workstation Edition Prerelease) - **OS Build:** (null) - **OS Type:** 64-bit - **GNOME Version:** 48 - **Windowing System:** Wayland - **Kernel Version:** Linux 6.14.0-63.fc42.x86_64

I am using the browser on my Andriod phone, Samsung M21, all of a sudden some months back Hindi fonts in search results, websites were not visible, instead a blurry square box appeared in its place. What should I do?

A few days ago, I was able to go to my list of inactive tabs, click on one to open it, and then swipe through tabs in order to open a large amount of them at once. Today, this no longer works. Is this an update or a bug? There's no other good way to open a large amount of inactive tabs at once.

With the upgrades to Firefox, I now cannot load any websites, even Mozilla Support pages. Have to use a different browser. Might this have to to with DNS over HTTPS? HELP! Thank you, very much.

Hello,

As my title says, there's no Closed Captioning available on ABC.com. It was working last night but tonight it's gone. It's only an issue on FF for Desktop. There's no problem on FF for Android and also no problem on Chrome for Desktop. There's no problem on any other video website like YouTube, Peacock, etc. It's just ABC.com. I tried restarting FF, reloading the website, clearing the cache, etc.

There have been quite a few FF (Desktop) updates over the past few days. There was even one first thing this morning before I tried watching something on ABC.com. I wonder if an update is causing this glitch.

Any ideas??

Thanks, Andre'a