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Ever since I updated, typing has become incredibly challenging... There's big delays in the words showing up, letters come out in the wrong places, & it doesn't improve even when I clear cache, clear memory, & refresh pages. I don't know what else to do. Should I delete and re-install Firefox, or replace this with the previous version?

I'm using intel core I3 8th generation PC with 5Mbps internet. But when I enter a website scrolling response delay & sometimes fridge. I need solution otherwise I've to uninstall Mozilla Firefox. For your info, I love using Firefox but now I'm helpless. Because, I've to work with browser minimum 8 hours in a day. Please take this issue urgently and help me.

Note: There ware no issue before update Firefox version 93.0.

I am an academic librarian. Ever since about version 88 of FF, I've had an ongoing problem with crashes. Here's how to see what I get: go to library.gs.edu Click on the tab near the top for "Library Catalog." In the search box, type Luke-Acts (I use that for testing as it was the area of my Ph.D.) Press enter You will see a bunch of books listed. Click on a title When that book shows up on the screen, click the button above the book, "Cite." This always causes my tab to crash. I did this today in troubleshooting mode and sent the report in but I don't know what it said. This has worked correctly for about six years, all the time I have worked for this organization. However, starting a few versions ago, this began happening. Possibly related, next to "Cite" is "Share." When I click on that, it does not work. I have already checked for plugins and such but can't find any ad blockers besides what is built into v. 89 and higher. I can't do my job with this situation. I've been a FF user for decades but I'm having to go to Chrome, which I really hate, in order to get work done for students. IPlease help me. don't need or use the newest features. Perhaps I sahould simply find an executable for, say, v. 80. Thanks.

Several weeks ago, because it seemed to be a Gmail-tab-only problem, Firefox Support advised us to contact Gmail Support.

It is now clear that the problem is with the Firefox browser. The attached screenshot shows an example of an affected tab.

Please fix this. Multiple versions of the same tab waste RAM and other memory, especially on a limited-memory device such as a laptop.

When trying to log into my Barclays Bank account with Samsung laptop (previously trouble free) I get: 'Bad request Your browser sent a query this server could not understand'. I'm able to access account with my Samsung phone app.

I have this issue in many PCs updated to the latest Firefox versions. After openening some tabs to access web pages (mainly google.com) after some time when opening a new tab the page will not load in the new tab and whatever you do no new tab gets internet access. If you close Firefox and re open it works for some time/tabs and then it happens again... When working in private mode this does not happen.

I have tried the following:

- Delete all cookies and temp files
- Delete profile and created a new one transferring only bookmars
- Reinstalled Firefox

Please help!

Periodically Firefox will stop accepting media key input from my keyboard, the media keys continue to function for Chrome (neither are open at the same time, when functionality fails in Firefox, I open chrome to test if the keys are working) media.hardwaremediakeys.enabled is set to true, have swapped it to false and back, restarted, double and triple checked the physical media keys. Sometimes Firefox will just accept the media key input, and sometimes it won't

Every time I click on a link from any browser page, I get a page that says to try again, like couldn't connect error message to the effect. Once I click on the try again button it loads just fine. Is this a browser issue or have I possibly been hacked and the hacker is getting my info forwarded to him/her causing the browser to not recognize the command, and then once I click try again it goes on like normal?

Version 93.0 (64 bit) is not opening or playing Fox News videos? This just happened on both my laptop & desktop machines running Windows 10. It recognizes them as a selectable link but there is no response. There is no issue with other browsers. I opened Firefox in SAFE Mode and they still wouldn't play. I can't find any error reports.

I just installed the Firefox browser using the installer on the official website. When I attempt to open Firefox, even as administrator, the window either quickly opens and closes or doesn't open at all. I have no clue what is happening.

Ever since i updated to Firefox ver 93, it locks up. It wont open correctly or crashes. I have been able to use Chrome so i know its not my internet. I have rebooted my system several times. Using Win10. Sometimes I can get it to work in Troubleshooting Mode but not always. Frustrating!

Need to reconnect my computer to FireFox. I have no email or any other type of internet connection. Have error message that says something to the effect that - FireFox is not connected to my computer due to some sort of error?? Help. Michele McGeeney. This is my husbands computer (since mine is not connecting to email). This address is <email-removed>. Thanks, Michele

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I am getting frequent crashs and many a times my pages will become unreadable, again automatically text changes to normal format after sometime. I am attaching screenshots.

Please also help me that why firefox tabs suddenly crashes. I am facing this issue only in mozilla firefox, all other browsers like chrome, IE and softwares are working smoothly.

We have a problem on 2 out of 41 computers running firefox. At a random intervals google.com stops working. Clearing cache sometimes helps, but not always. The problem dissapears after some time. The error message is "Secure connection failed" - Apparently the website did not send any creditentials. (I don't have screenshot at this time, it returned to normal again just before I got to the user having this issue)

The problem exists only on two computers, and only in Firefox. Edge and Chrome are working without any problems on both machines.