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Firefox returns a "Secure Connection Failed" after some (?) time browsing Nesmax articles. After receiving the message, the NEWSMAX website is inaccessible via Firefox. It is clearly not a security issue because I can clear my Firefox history and access Newsmax and the specific article that was specified as insecure. From all appearances, Firefox is censoring Newsmax. WHY?

Currently on 131.0.3. Started having this issue around the time 131 dropped.

I press Ctrl-shift-O and bookmarks manager won't open. Bookmarks manager opens normally if I use the menu to open it. Keybind won't work in troubleshooting mode so I know it's not an addon, and the hotkey works fine on other computers with Sync enabled so I know it doesn't have to do with my synchronized settings. Also won't open with a fresh profile so I am very hesitant to reset all my settings.

I use this keybind multiple times per browsing session so it has had a major impact on my usage. Not sure what to do. Please help!

I'm going to try a graphics driver update in the hope that helps. This is on Windows btw.

I used to log in to AOL & Yahoo.com to check my emails via Firefox browser.

The two-way MFA stopped working. Why? John

I used the classic 1Password extension. By mistake I deleted it. Unfortunately, the new 1Password extension offered requires an account to be opened with Agilebits, something I do not want. Any chance to get to an old version which enables me to download the classic 1password extension? I am still able to use 1Password App, it is just a bit cumbersome to copy and paste! Thanks!

At some point in the last few weeks -- possibly after an upgrade -- I've noticed that some websites such as the Washington Post and Fidelity can take minutes rather than seconds to load. The problem doesn't seem to be with the sites themselves (because they load fine on Chrome) or with my hardware (because exactly the same thing happens on both of my computers). Has anyone else noticed this?

( I'm running Firefox 131.0.3 on Windows.)

I keep receiving notifications I've already dealt with, specifically from Youtube, as of writing this is the third day I've had to deal with them.

The notifications pop up inconsistently, anywhere from 5 minutes to an hour, but when they do pop up, it's a barrage of every notification I've already read since it began.

This may be an issue with Youtube itself or Windows, I don't know.

With more people using Firefox for a variety of tasks (work, personal, study), managing different profiles on the desktop version of Firefox has become a popular method to separate browsing data, extensions, and settings. This feature allows users to keep their work and personal browsing completely distinct. The question focuses on how users can set up, switch, and manage these profiles efficiently.

Key follow-up considerations could include:

How do profiles work within Firefox's ecosystem? What benefits do multiple profiles offer? Can Firefox profiles sync across devices? This question addresses the need for better organization in browsing and taps into a feature that isn't always utilized to its full potential.

Hi! I'm using Firefox as my main browser on Wondows and on MacOS since the beginning, leaving Netscape Navigator 3.0, and Mozilla 1.0 to meet this great project.

I often have more than 10 windows opened, and each of them has more than ten tabs opened in it, meaning that I need to find the good tab by one hundred... It's really difficult because I can't search by the name of the tab, most of the time, the name of a PDF file that I just loaded and sometime looks like the name given by an MFC scanner "SKM98392839.pdf".... But I know in which order I opened it, and what are the neighbor tabs...

So, my question is : does anyone asked to enhance the drop-down menu "Window" in the menu bar, to have Windows name ordered by opening order since the beginning of the session, and for each window name have a drop-down sub-menu containing the names of the tabs, also presented by a special order, the one created in the window by loading, or moving new tabs and also being able to see in this menu the type of container used.

It would be also interesting to be able to know the parent of a new tab : a user new tab, or an older tab where an http link has been clicked.

If there are extensions to do this, please, let me know, because I can't find one of them.

Thank you all !

Eric

Firefox start crashing after the recent update, I use trial and error and figured it's specifically Youtube. Browsing on other sites, even watching videos from other sites has cause zero issues so far. All my recent crashes all states: "EXCEPTION_BREAKPOINT"

my last three recent reports: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/4728ddd7-dac7-40a0-89d0-823fa0241008 https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/6b646b7c-bc88-44a9-9d57-4b6360241008 https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/2db09a8d-e049-4753-a9dd-9a4750241007

I am currently using OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) and I have been experiencing compatibility issues while trying to use Microsoft Copilot with Firefox. (I get a blank screen.)

As for ChatGPT - I can type a message into ChatGPT, but am unable to submit the message.

Could you please provide guidance or recommend a version of Firefox that would work best with OS X 10.10 and support Microsoft Copilot (and hopefully ChatGPT as well?)

I'm currently running Firefox 78.15.0esr (64-bit)