Firefox Support Forum

Hello,

What does (raced) mean in transferred elements? Seems to me the browser is getting the item from the server even though I've set a cache for jpeg and png files. Other similar items are locally cached as it should.

Thank you,

Our business website has recently been relaunched, it displays fine on other browsers but is beyond broken on Firefox. I've attached a screenshot of how it looks on Chrome, to see how it looks on Firefox here is our url: https://www.exegetic.biz/.

As you can see it's VASTLY different and VERY frustrating. I've done a fair amount of reading as to what the issue could be but all the suggestions I have found are end user based... For example emptying the cache, clearing cookies, checking the zoom etc. This doesn't really help since I've looked at the site on various devices with FireFox and they all appear the same...

Has anyone else experienced this? Any help would e greatly appreciated!

When you go to https://www.northshore.com, instead of redirecting to our main site (https://www.northshorecare.com) Firefox displays an incorrect warning that the site you were about to be redirected to is somehow a potential security risk. This happened to me in regular Firefox, Nightly and the Developer edition, so it's not just an anomoly. The live site is fully SSL-compliant and poses no such threat to the user. Is it because the redirecting domain is not secure? Can you create an exception so that people don't see this erroneous message? Or is there a way we can alter the redirect so that it doesn't trigger this warning?

The old adage "you never get a second chance to make a first impression" is in full effect in this situation and I'm sure you can see that we certainly don't want to give people any reason to not continue to our site, so hopefully you can offer a solution to this problem.

Thanks in advance!

OS: Windows 10 (Japanese) Firefox Quantum 64 bit up to date

I noticed in a Program Files (x86) Dashlane/Upgrade/DashlaneDownloader.exe

I wonder if it is safe to delete this or it has some thing to do with Firefox browser?

Any help in this regard will be appreciated. Thank you

I have a page using javascript to filter div's depending on a selection criteria. On Safari and Chrome, the filtering works just fine. Bit onFirefox (the latest version) instead of seeing the filtered list I see a new tab, titled About:

The attached images show the sequence, screen1 and then screen2 then screen3. I should see screen1 with a subset of the divs in the scrolling section.

The javascript is:

  function TLSshowhide(tlsclassname) {
/* first, hide all responsive div's */
var y = window.frames['theinterviewsdataframe'];
var z = y.document.getElementById('theinterviewsdata');
var x = z.getElementsByClassName('responsive');
            var i;
            for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++) {
                    x[i].style.display = 'none';
             }
/* then, show the responsive div's with the selected classname */
           x = z.getElementsByClassName(tlsclassname);          
           for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++) {
                    x[i].style.display = 'initial';
            }
}
/* When the user clicks on the artist button,  show all responsive div's */
function showArtist() {
/* when showing the artists, show all responsive div's */
var y = window.frames['theinterviewsdataframe'];
var z = y.document.getElementById('theinterviewsdata');
var x = z.getElementsByClassName('responsive');
            var i;
            for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++) {
                    x[i].style.display = 'initial';
             }
}

You can see this in action for yourself by going to http://cultconv.com/CultConv20181030/theinterviews.html and clicking the By Artist button

The list of DIV's being displayed is found in http://cultconv.com/CultConv20181030/theinterviewsdata.html

All help appreciated.

bobj

For about one month ago, YouTube HD videos (720p, 1080p) are not playing smooth on Nightly, regularly updated. Is there any solution? My machine is powered by Intel Core i5-4570, no graphic card. Thank you

Firefox 64.0 on Windows 10. When RDM is invoked, the box where you can select a device is NOT SHOWING.

I saw one post where it was suggested to open Browser Control, and there are errors shown. I just do not know what they mean or how to proceed.

Can anyone help? TIA! André

The message shown is:

[2018-12-11T18:26:21.995Z] Sending {"url":"http://native_channel","referer":"http://native_channel","rqtype":5} to: http://localhost:44117/gb4hho3chcad4bp5um2eouhyhrmdr496/httpsscan background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:22.036Z] Request status: 2 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:22.040Z] Request status: 3 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:22.042Z] Response: { "native_channel": { "safesearch_enabled": false } } background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:22.043Z] native_channel response: {"native_channel":{"safesearch_enabled":false}} background.js:37:9 Use of nsIFile in content process is deprecated. NetUtil.jsm:266:12 [2018-12-11T18:26:23.954Z] Details: {"requestId":"1809","url":"https://www.mozilla.org/media/css/BUNDLES/protocol-core.cc4e6306808b.css","originUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","documentUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","method":"GET","type":"stylesheet","timeStamp":1544552783952,"frameId":0,"parentFrameId":-1,"proxyInfo":null,"ip":null,"frameAncestors":[],"tabId":1} background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:23.957Z] requestId: 1809 background.js:34:9 uncaught exception: 2147500033 browser.xml:1048:13 [Exception... "Method not implemented'Method not implemented' when calling method: [nsIWebNavigation::sessionHistory]" nsresult: "0x80004001 (NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED)" location: "JS frame :: chrome://global/content/bindings/browser.xml :: construct :: line 1048" data: no] construct chrome://global/content/bindings/browser.xml:1048:13 start resource://devtools/client/responsive.html/browser/tunnel.js:179:7 InterpretGeneratorResume self-hosted:1255:8 next self-hosted:1210:9 start resource://devtools/client/responsive.html/browser/swap.js:217:13 InterpretGeneratorResume self-hosted:1255:8 next self-hosted:1210:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:32.996Z] Details: {"requestId":"1810","url":"https://www.mozilla.org/favicon.ico","originUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","documentUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","method":"GET","type":"image","timeStamp":1544552792969,"frameId":0,"parentFrameId":-1,"proxyInfo":null,"ip":null,"frameAncestors":[],"tabId":1} background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:33.008Z] requestId: 1810 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:33.099Z] Details: {"requestId":"1811","url":"https://www.mozilla.org/media/img/favicon/favicon-196x196.c80e6abe0767.png","originUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","documentUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","method":"GET","type":"image","timeStamp":1544552793080,"frameId":0,"parentFrameId":-1,"proxyInfo":null,"ip":null,"frameAncestors":[],"tabId":1} background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:33.099Z] Details: {"requestId":"1812","url":"https://www.mozilla.org/media/img/favicon.d4f1f46b91f4.ico","originUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","documentUrl":"https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/","method":"GET","type":"image","timeStamp":1544552793082,"frameId":0,"parentFrameId":-1,"proxyInfo":null,"ip":null,"frameAncestors":[],"tabId":1} background.js:34:9 this.nativeTab.linkedBrowser is null ext-browser.js:765 [2018-12-11T18:26:33.391Z] requestId: 1811 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:33.392Z] requestId: 1812 background.js:34:9 this.nativeTab.linkedBrowser is null ext-browser.js:765 [2018-12-11T18:26:51.997Z] Sending {"url":"http://native_channel","referer":"http://native_channel","rqtype":5} to: http://localhost:44117/gb4hho3chcad4bp5um2eouhyhrmdr496/httpsscan background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:52.039Z] Request status: 2 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:52.042Z] Request status: 3 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:52.042Z] Response: { "native_channel": { "safesearch_enabled": false } } background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:26:52.042Z] native_channel response: {"native_channel":{"safesearch_enabled":false}} background.js:37:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:22.000Z] Sending {"url":"http://native_channel","referer":"http://native_channel","rqtype":5} to: http://localhost:44117/gb4hho3chcad4bp5um2eouhyhrmdr496/httpsscan background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:22.013Z] Request status: 2 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:22.015Z] Request status: 3 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:22.015Z] Response: { "native_channel": { "safesearch_enabled": false } } background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:22.015Z] native_channel response: {"native_channel":{"safesearch_enabled":false}} background.js:37:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:52.002Z] Sending {"url":"http://native_channel","referer":"http://native_channel","rqtype":5} to: http://localhost:44117/gb4hho3chcad4bp5um2eouhyhrmdr496/httpsscan background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:52.023Z] Request status: 2 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:52.024Z] Request status: 3 background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:52.025Z] Response: { "native_channel": { "safesearch_enabled": false } } background.js:34:9 [2018-12-11T18:27:52.025Z] native_channel response: {"native_channel":{"safesearch_enabled":false}} background.js:37:9

The title says it all:

After the Developer Toolbar has been removed in Firefox v62, how do I emulate media queries, like "print"? And how do I reset this setting?

Just for your information in case your are in doubt about my question: While the Developer Toolbar was active, the Developer Toolbar command for setting media emulation to print was "media emulate print". The command for resetting the media type was "media reset".

Your answer is appreciated.

please check attachment

used code here, onkeypress = "return taLimit(250)", onkeyup = "return taCount(spcl,250)"

<script language="javascript">

   function taLimit(maxLength) {
       var taObj = event.srcElement;
       if (taObj.value.length === maxLength * 1) return false;
   }
   function taCount(visCnt, maxLength) {
       var taObj = event.srcElement;
       if (taObj.value.length > maxLength * 1) taObj.value = taObj.value.substring(0, maxLength * 1);
       if (visCnt) visCnt.innerText = maxLength - taObj.value.length;
   }

</script>

In order to satisfy PCI DSS compliance for my small business I need to supply a "documented list of Firewall and Router settings. Could anyone help with how I do this please ?

Best, Mike

I need to know when Firefox last updated itself. The about page has: Version 63.0, first offered to Release channel users on October 23, 2018. I am testing using geckodriver.exe & everything has suddenly stopped working. Last worked 29/10/2018 at 17:00.

Please see the attached image.

The icon on the dev tools is missing, especially on the "debugger" tab.

Application Basics

Name: Firefox Version: 65.0a1 Build ID: 20181102100039 Update Channel: nightly User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:65.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/65.0 OS: Linux 4.18.16-300.fc29.x86_64 Multiprocess Windows: 1/1 (Enabled by default) Web Content Processes: 10/8 Enterprise Policies: Inactive Google Key: Found Mozilla Location Service Key: Found Safe Mode: false

Whilst debugging an Angular 5 app, I have noticed that when I attempt to step on from a breakpoint with the righthand-side panels collapsed, the debugger refuses to continue processing the code.

Opening the rhs panels and attempting to step on (continue) works as expected.

This appears to be a bug in the debugger.

The Firefox online documentation suggests that the debugger "step into" shortcut is F11 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Keyboard_shortcuts#Debugger

However, in Firefox Developer 64.0b7 on Linux, this is not true: the shortcut is Ctrl-F11

I would like the shortcut to be as listed in the documentation, F11.

How do I achieve this please?

Thanks

I am running Selenium automated tests in Firefox. The problem is that, when running tests on Firefox, the browser is open in "Browser is under remote control" mode and then the session cookies are not kept when the browser is closed.

If I authenticate on my web app out of this "Browser is under remote control" mode, the ai_session cookie is kept as expected. It only is discarded when I am on that mode.

Taking that into account:

1. Is there a way to configure Firefox to keep session cookies even when running in the "Remote control" mode? 2. When configuring Selenium WebDriver, is there some option that allows me to force the browser to keep the session cookies?

I am debugging an Angular 5 app in Firefox DE, but the page load is very slow when debugging.

I have blackboxed a number of scripts, e.g. common.chunk.js, polyfils.bundle.js and more besides, but still slow.

I notice that the sources panel, after the delay, updates to include "Angular", so I am assuming that the delay is likely there. I have expendanded that folder and it naturally contains a great many files.

Is there a way of blackboxing these too, without individually selecting them? Or are there other tips for speeding up/skipping files when debugging an Angular application?

Thanks, Victor

I did not know where else to go, the "Volunteer" button brought this direction. What things do I need to know for testing? I have manually tested web-based apps in Quality Assurance for two years, but no real coding skill-set as of yet. I figured I would learn more by volunteering, but there are so many options. I would appreciate the basics cover across the board for starters. Thank you

Hello community, <select> styles not working anymore in firefox, the browser shows only the default 'style'. In Chrome the personal styles are visible. The issue was labled 'Bug 910022' in 2016, since then no changes. Best regards

code:

td	{word-wrap:break-word; max-width:8ch;font-family:Courier New}
red	{color:red}
<table>
<tr><td>	<td>&spades;<span contenteditable="true" id='NS' spellcheck="false"></span>
	<br><red>&hearts;<span contenteditable="true" id='NH' spellcheck="false"></span></red></td></tr></table>

works fine in try-it editor, but fails in my HTML. Will upload HTML if I can