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With Firefox 151.0.4 on Linux Mint I can login to https://www.ftb.ca.gov/myftb/index.asp with username and password, then I get the message: "You may have pressed the back button, refreshed during login, opened too many login dialogs, or there is some issue with cookies, since we couldn't find your session. Try logging in again from the application and if the problem persists please contact the administrator. " . Accessing FTB with Chrome works.

For many years I have used Firefox as my browser with my homepage as nytimes.com. Beginning last week, Firefox will not open the nytimes.com website

Wise.com has informed me that something in the system is not allowing a CAPTCHA VERIFICATION. ONE SOLUTION THAT WISE HAS SUGGESTED IS TO CLEAR THE CACHE IN MY BROWSER. HOW CAN I DO THIS?

I chose passwords and sign in, but there's more. You are already aware of the Facebook issues but there are others issues with this and I personally don't have time to tell you how to do your job. I have to keep up my production to keep my job. Your browser really cost me labor time. So, I would like to know do you recommend going back to a previous version until you fix this mess? OR... what ohter browser would you recommend as your replacement?

I appreciate your time, and I look forward to your answer.

Thank you R

all of a sudden photos won't load when I try to attach them to a post on Facebook. The wheel keeps spinning. The photo goes there but won't finish or it disappears and says, Can't load

I cannot see the Fifa 2026 at this : https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/watch/2498306627540

For about two weeks, most of the pages/websites that I use that require logins/passwords will not load (or take an extremely long time to load--like an hour or more). Gmail and sports stats app are okay...banking, credit cards, social media, online shopping are NOT. Websites that do NOT require a login (local news, The Weather Channel, my city website) have no trouble loading at all.

I have made no changes to my computer since about February. I'm running Windows 11 (up-to-date), and Firefox says that it is also up-to-date.

I am only experiencing this problem on my desktop (but that is my device of choice) and not on my laptops or smartphone.

I just noticed today that I am not getting anywhere near all of my Yahoo email, and most of my past emails that I had not deleted have disappeared. An automatic update did run yesterday, but I have made no recent changes to Firefox. I checked Chrome, and all of my emails are coming through. I have tried restarting the pc and refreshing Firefox, and a couple of other things Firefox AI suggested, but none of them worked. Any suggestions?

I pinned an address like https://www.example.com/necessary/path/so/this/works but when I open my PWA firefox connects to https://www.example.com which by some genius design throws me to a different website if I am not logged in. So I have to access the correct path from a regular FF window, then log in, then open my PWA.

PWAs must connect to the correct address (https://www.example.com/necessary/path/so/this/works), NOT the home page (http://www.example.com)

Is there a fix for this? How can I fix this?

Every time I open this site, whether I'm logged in or not, I get an endless text-based menu on the left with giant screen-filling icons in the middle and no content. There's a critical issue with this site. I also tried the support link from the mozilla main page and it gives server errors or a similarly broken page. If that's how it works for basic stuff that AI can solve and run, how reliable is the Mozilla software?