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Hi there; I have just read the article about settings on password saving. I am complying with those settings, but yet my logins must be entered constantly, lately. What am I doing wrong? Where do I look next? Thank you.

The bug exists since Firefox version 131.0 circa, when some things related to DPI had been changed, which I was able to guess because, without touching anything, the size/zoom of the content of the websites were slightly different (bigger). Experiencing this in both Windows and Xfce.

Steps to reproduce:

• Have a custom DPI settings in your operating system.
• Open a new Firefox window.
• Note how the Firefox window height is shorter, so yo can see about 20 pixels of your desktop background. Manually resizing the window and restarting the browser has no effect: the correct height is not remembered.

I've reported this one year ago in the tracker, but no one has yet done anything about it: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1925284

Am I the only person in the world using Firefox with a custom DPI setting in the OS? I find this hard to believe. Yet I'm experiencing this bug since one years ago. I can't stand using a different browser, but having to resize the window every time is so annoying...

I'm conducting research on the web but nothing is being recorded in my search history which is really annoying as I need to refer back to it at times. I can find it under recently closed tabs. Please can you advise what is going on?

Mozilla Firefox began to crash all the time; crashes happen almost every ten minutes, and it happens with every site. It still lasts about for several weeks. I tried to reinstall Firefox; I updated my drivers for my computer; I cleared cash and history in the settings; I tried to delete some files from Firefox's folder. All these things did not help. The crashes may happen with any site, and it can happen any time. I have no problem with memory shortage. My system consists of Ryzen 7 5800x, Radeon RX 7800 XT and G.Skill Flare X (for AMD) DDR4 2x16Gb.

when i'm browsing youtube shorts on my windows based laptop, it will not stop scrolling. N0 problems on regular browsing or scrolling, only on SHORTS.

Firefox Version 142.0.1 (64-bit)

Laptop: HP ENVY 17.3" 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1195G7 @ 2.90GHz (1.80 GHz) RAM: 32.0 GB (31.8 GB usable) Sys: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Windows 11 Home Ver.24H2

When I use Google Chrome, youtube shorts functions properly.

Since the update to 142, on pretty much every site it keeps jumping back to the top of the page. Happens on a lot of sites. For some reason, if I select some text at the top of the page it seems to stop this. A lot of people may not have discovered this. Mozilla just needs to fix it. I am using Ubuntu 24.04. Been using Firefox for many years. Never seen this before.

I have the latest version of FF. My settings are: History>Clear history when FF closes>Saved form info>unticked. Autofill>Save and fill addresses>ticked. In Saved addresses I have my email address saved. But when I try to login to a site, it doesn't autofill my email unless I save my email and password in the password manager. It's not just one site, it that way across all sites. Any help appreciated.

In the last 4 or 5 days, I have been besieged by pop-ups from a scam website (I imagine) called giuyt.co.nz asking me to renew my norton subscription or telling me a virus has been found or a trojan detected. None of this is true. I have run scans on my system and there are no viruses and no malware. I have been into programs and deleted one or two programs i dont use, I have cleared my cache I have been into notifications and cleared that. Nothing I can do stops this avalanche of pop-ups (about 1 every 2 minutes). Can anyone help me please?

I already tried setting geo.enabled to false as suggested here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1475504

Is still get the prompt every time no matter how often I decline.

An error occurred during a connection to search.yahoo.com. The OCSP response is not yet valid (contains a date in the future).

Error code: SEC_ERROR_OCSP_FUTURE_RESPONSE

There are three issues with YouTube: 1. Slow website performance - for example, clicking on a video to pause/start it takes a few seconds to complete. Writing comments - after pressing a key, a second passes before the letter appears. Refreshing the page is also delayed. 2. Very often, the video starts at the lowest resolution, despite being connected to a 1Gb fiber optic cable. 3. Extremely high memory usage compared to Chrome.

Computer: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, 32GB RAM, Processor: i7-12700KF, 3600MHz, 12 Cores, 20 Logical Processors, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, disk drives ssd kingston snv2s500g, patriot p400 2tb. General performance index: PS C:\Users\sstol> Get-CimInstance Win32_WinSAT CPUScore  : 9,4 D3DScore  : 9,9 DiskScore  : 8,65 GraphicsScore  : 8,7 MemoryScore  : 9,4 TimeTaken  : MostRecentAssessment WinSATAssessmentState : 1 WinSPRLevel  : 8,65

Internet connection: 1Gb fiber optic (confirmed by ongoing speed tests).

Firefox 141.0.3 (64-bit) Installed extensions attached in image

After your most recent update my bookmarks disappeared and I cannot make any new bookmarks. Your updates are always intrusive and disruptive given that you shut down my computer while I am working, but until now you have not damaged anything. If I cannot rely upon you I will need to look for another search engine that is more reliable.

I have a Macbook Pro OS 15.6.1 and every time I shut the computer down Firefox cannot open my previous windows. I have restore previous windows checked and when I right click on the Firefox app in the dock all the previous windows are supposedly there but when I select them nothing happens. No window opens.

What is happening and how do I get my windows back?

I am a Dropbox user. I have until recently been almost strictly a Google Chrome user. The PDF seamless behavior I have been seeing in Chrome is like this: 1. If I click on a search engine result for a PDF, I see the PDF opened in the browser. 2. If I click on Download at Dropbox, the PDF is downloaded to my PC.

On installing Firefox, the behavior I saw was like this: Whether I clicked on a search engine result or Download at Dropbox, I saw the PDF opened in my browser.

When I changed the Action for Portable Document Format (PDF) (application/pdf) and Portable Document Format (PDF) (application/binary)to "Save File", the PDF downloaded to my PC. But so did search engine links.

I seem to have fixed the issue by making my settings like this: 1. Action for Portable Document Format (PDF) (application/binary) to "Save File" 2. Action for Portable Document Format (PDF) (application/pdf) to "Open in Firefox"

Fingers crossed. ??? I was wondering why it wasn't set up this way on installation.

I've only had the new laptop for 2 weeks, it was working OK (except for new Outlook and cannot revert to old when I try) and suddenly today, I can't access F/fox any way I try) Bing constantly hijacks Firefox when I try to load it; cannot re-set firefox as default from Bing page; attempts to re-set default from M/S Edge continually revert to Bing.

(I've been using firefox for over 20 years and DO NOT want to change.) Please help!!!!!

Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!