Firefox Support Forum

Please tell me how to fix the situation with online video playback on YouTube? (and on other sites the problem is the same) a message appears "you cannot play the video in this browser" when you click on the "more" link, the following message appears ... how to be maybe that in the settings, although I did not change anything?

operating system windows xp 32 browser mozila 52.5.2.

Trying to install Firefox, asked to install "app" on one more device. I do not have another device. I do not know what an "app" is. Please help me get this working.

I Forgot My Mozilla Firefox Password of another account (banarzee@gmail.com). I try about 3 days For Reset my password by click forgot password & email link but i fail repeat & repeat. when i create new password show massage "Unable to deliver email". Please Help me for reset my password. Mozilla Firefox ID Email- banarzee@gmail.com

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Connection to Parler.com has failed this week. Hung up on opening favicon, and no links to the site work anymore. Parler support says this has been an issue with Firefox. It worked a week ago, not now. Any suggestions?

I’m using Firefox 52.9.0 on Windows XP 32bit system and looking for help to continue playing website video tubes now that Adobe Flash Player is going away: 1. Is there a replacement ‘plug-in’ that I can install to continue playing videos on websites with flash video content? How to install and use? 2. Have noticed many of these sites moving to HTML5 or H.264 format for video tube stream, but my browser will not play these. Is there a compatible HTML5 and/or H.264 player that will enable my browser to play these? Or other way to enable play on my existing version of Firefox? How to install and use? Thank You!

I figured it was high time I installed a more current extended release of Firefox while keeping the current extended release version I have which I need in order to keep certain extensions, like the MAFF format, working.

But when I went to install it (custom install) into its own folder with a different version name, the button which showed up said "upgrade" instead of "install." I DO NOT want this installation to overwrite that earlier version. But that "upgrade" button makes me think that is what is likely to happen. How do I install it without it overwriting the older extended release version I already have installed?

On a different topic, I have learned that Flash will be discontinued at the end of this month. Can anyone tell me how this will impact my browsers? My online banking site uses Flash extensively, and I prefer using Firefox for that site. I'm assuming Chrome, which keeps updating itself automatically no matter what I do to stop it, will accommodate the change. But if I want to keep using that older extended release version of Firefox I have, what is likely to happen?

Thank you,

Dandelion

My former Firefox browser has been replaced by Yahoo (I think my granddaughter "accidentally# Numbered list item" did this)....I desperately want my old Firefox back. Please help me. Thanks!