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My main, daily used computer updated to FF 134.0 when it was released. Two other computers that are less used will not. All are Win10. The two computers were booted up this weekend, but when you try to check for updates, it says they are already up to date. Both are 133.0.3 and have never had update issues before.

Was the 134 update pulled for some reason?

I know I can probably manually download and install the update, but am worried there may be problems with 134.

Until version 124, users could freely arrange shortcuts. However, after the update, the blank tiles disappeared and were forcibly aligned. Is there a workaround to use it like before?

How can I ensure my website is mobile-friendly when viewed in Firefox? I’ve been working on my site at Connect Career, and I want to make sure it looks great on mobile devices. Should I use responsive design, and how can I test it on different screen sizes? Are there any tools or tips for optimizing my site for mobile users?

The video from certain sites(not one, but multiple ones) plays as gibberish. Attached a sample from amazon prime. Tried the following

• System restart
• Bios/Firmware update
• Display driver update
• Windows refresh

The issue seems very much localized to Firefox and not seen in any other browsers.

The Mac I am on uses OS X Yosemite V10.10.1, its an older computer but I luv it and I would still like to use firefox, is there a fix for this so I can still use this browser? Or, am I going to have to change to chrome? mark

I've downloaded Firefox on a new computer. Following step #1, there is not green "download as" button so I can't proceed with the installation. Is a "donation" required before installation can be completed. If so, no problem. Kindly advise what I'm doing wrong.

I have been building websites on and off for many years using Notepad++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. During development and maintenance, I heavily use Firefox and Firefox Developer Edition on the computer where I build the sites (both editions are affected). I also have many notes on an offline website.

Recently, the links in these offline websites no longer work in Firefox. They function as usual in Microsoft Edge and the newly installed Vivaldi 7. They also work on an old laptop with an older version of Firefox. I think the issue was introduced in one of the recent updates. Could you please look into this? Otherwise, I cannot use Firefox as an offline browser and the developers add-ons on my laptop anymore.

Kind regards, Martijn de Jong

I sent this message to Mozilla support in Dutch and would like to send an English translation as well.

Do you have a solution for this issue?

A webpage brings me the feedback "require JavaScript for important function. your browser addblocker prevents webpage access." All JavaScirpt settings are correct. I have no issues with other pages. Is there another solution?

Are you aware of the incompatibility of these two government websites that no longer are compatible with Firefox? The VA appointments of the HealtheVet site are no longer working and when I called for support they sent me to the chrome browser and says it is not compatible with Firefox. The same is now also true with the SSA website. This is a problem with Firefox or the government being forced to use chrome compatible sites only. YES, it needs to be fixed on one side or the other. Do I need to contact Congress?

Randy