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Hello everyone, As possible in previous Firefox releases I like that clicking on a .mdb file (msaccess) Firefox starts automatically Microsoft Access rather than asking where to save the .mdb file.

Thanks and regards Volker Zipp

Since i've switched defaults to Firefox, every time I 'Open Link' on a discord image, Firefox downloads the image immediately instead of simply opening the image in the browser.

I would like to disable the automatic downloading of the image and instead simply open the image in the browser. How do I make this happen?

Hello, i bought a book on my kindle on amazon. I boight it but it diesn’t appear in my kindle so i can’t read it. When i go in in my order and try to click read now it doesn’t work.

What can I do?

Support, I'm using v115.23.1ESR & my OS is 10.14.5. When I'm logged into the Pinterest website, a page with different images is visible for viewing. When I click on an individual image on that page to view it in more detail, that page opens but there is no image visible. This problem started with v115.23.0. I was hoping that the update to v115.23.1 would eliminate this, but it is still occurring. So I'm hoping you can help. I'm also adding some images. In screen shot 1, I clicked on the Madonna & dolphin image. Screen shot 2 shows the result: no image.

I tried two other browsers and had no problems, Firefox is my default browser.

Looking forward to your advice, tbird301

Hi Firefox Support Community,

I’ve been using a mindfulness tool called CalMyTime Calmytime for quick relaxation exercises during my workday, and I’d love to integrate something similar into my Firefox browsing experience. I’m looking for a Firefox extension that can remind me to take short mindfulness breaks at set intervals (e.g., every hour) or even open a specific webpage like Calmytime automatically. I’ve searched the Firefox Add-ons store but haven’t found one that fits this exact need.

Has anyone here used or developed an extension for scheduling well-being breaks? Alternatively, is there a way to set up Firefox to trigger timed reminders or open a webpage without an extension? I’m using Firefox 128 on Windows 10. Any recommendations or workarounds would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help!

Although I have checked "Always Ask" to specify my download location, duplicates are still being saved in "Downloads". I recently "upgraded" to Windows 11 but do not know if it is connected. FF version 138.0.3 (64-bit). How can I prevent this please?

Firefox 138.03 Windows 11 Pro

I have had this issue for previous versions of FF and in Windows 10.

I have set FF to save in d:\downloads but to always ask. It does ask and I then direct it to the specific folder that I want to the save the file to be downloaded in. I change the name of the file and FF saves the file to that folder. However, FF also saves a copy of the file, with its original name, in the D:\downloads folder. Is there a way to prevent FF from saving the duplicate file? Thank you

edit. Sorry, I just found others with the same issue. As I understand it, there is no way to prevent FF from saving duplicates.