Firefox Community Forum

As the title says, when I open an image in another tab, is there any way to pan an image with the middle mouse button or any shortcut buttons, my pointer is locked to magnifying in and out and the scroll bars on the sides of the image are incredibly awkward to use so I've been looking for an alternative and I wasn't able to find any.

I am using the version 115.20.0esr (64-bit) and have noticed I have links in my bookmarks, that are either from other bookmark folders but I never copied them over, or I have new links that I never clicked to be saved? I have deleted those I found but some more keep popping up?

A website I have been using for work for years all of a sudden will not load.

This is what I get!

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to www.youraccessone.com. SSL peer was unable to negotiate an acceptable set of security parameters.

Error code: SSL_ERROR_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE_ALERT

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

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I have two computers - one Windows 10 and one Windows 11 I have Firefox 135.0 installed on both of them. When I'm looking at a recipe on the website: https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/slow-cooker-rotisserie-style-chicken/?_cmp=slowcookernl&utm_source=email&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=&utm_audience=&_mid=754995&ehid=f2c9dc4df75a96cec74bb878e8e55ed61233365f&os_ehash=f2c9dc4df75a96cec74bb878e8e55ed61233365f&_PermHash=33bd81daea6ba3d5b9b6bfe1b1324a6a59c6cf4637a8060e34a28dd3bb62483f&tohMagStatus=NONE the new computer has a spinning circle for looking at the reviews. The old computer displays them right away. Both computers are sitting side-by-side on my desk, plugged into the same LAN, and using the same Comcast ISP connection. Also, the Edge browser on the Windows 11 computer shows the reviews right away - no spinny circle.

I am having difficulties opening certain web site or click on emails to open a web page. I have been copying the addresses and pasting in Chrome to successfully open these websites. I have been a Firefox user for many years and never had this problem. I an using Windows 11 64 bit.

Please help!

Charles Simonet

I am recently having problems with Firefox not opening my tabs when I log into my computer. I can get them back by using history but it's fiddly and not all of them appear (and often not the most recent ones.) Can anyone tell me what the problem might be and how to rectify this. I am also having problems with Onedrive which started at the same time. I am not sure if the two things are connected or not.

I have not been on my computer in 6 months. Everything seems to have change. (1) how do I sign in easily. (2) who is running this site? What important information do I need to use this site again? It looks entirely different now. How is the best way to become comfortable with this site again. Thank you for any help you can provide.

Jim Thorpe jthorpe13@earthlink.net

For about a year I have, several times, tried to use a link or a pop up that doesn't work in Firefox but can be accomplished in Safari. Today, I used a credit card to pay for something on the UFT.org website. It worked. I needed to make another purchase on the same website and page but I got a message that there was an error with my credit card info. I tried again. I tried another credit card. I signed out and back in and repeated everything and still got the same message. I copied the url, went to Safari, pasted the url, entered my info and was successful in making the payment. I am using Firefox 133.0.3. What might be happening to cause these problems?

Hey guys,

I use Firefox as my primary browser, but lately when I click a Job posting by CUNY the page keeps refreshing and it won't let me click on Apply Now, can you check if the problem is coming from CUNY or Firefox?

Thank you.

I am sorry that my letter has caused you trouble but I have to ask you for help to solve the problem I was facing. I forget to save my account Password when I uninstalled the Firefox browser and I didn’t log in to my account at the time.But I’m in hurry and need it too.Can you help me get it back?Thank yo very much! And the website is pog.org

Dear Ms, dear Mr, I experience the following problem with the user interface of my bank’s website when I consult it using my new MacBook Air laptop computer. The image displayed on the computer screen is apparently designed for a smartphone, not for a computer screen. This anomaly never occurred with my previous computer. And it does not occur at present when I work using Safari. So, I assume that it is linked to the navigator’s (i.e. !Firefox) configuration. This is the reason why I am contacting you. Please find below the characteristics of the new and old configuration. - New configuration, the one with which I have the problem: Model : MacBook Air 15“ M3 2024 Processor: Apple silicon M3 Operating system : Mac OS Sonoma 14.7.2 Navigator : Firefox 128.6.0esr (16bit) since 7 january 2025 - Old configuration : Model : MacBook Pro (13“, Mid 2012) Processor: 2,5 GHz Intel Core i5 Operating system : MacOS Mojave 10.4.6 Navigator : Firefox 115.18.0esr (16 bit) I would be happy if this frustrating though minor problem could be solved. Thank you for your assistance. Michel Stevens

Attachments: - Problematic screen - Normal screen

Transferring bookmarks & backups for passwords is easy and I'm not worried about that. But the about:config settings that I have customized and accreted over years so that nothing beeps, spins, auto-plays, loops, or throbs a tab, are not so straightforward. I'd like to review what files I can save how to make sure I do not lose these, which are the most important things to me about my Firefox installs--keeping the web safe for quiet, nondistracting searches and reading.

Windows 10 Enterprise, managed by my organization, but with just enough admin privileges to customize my Firefox.

With Google selected as the default search engine if I enter any search term into the address bar I get:

Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. Why did this happen?

I'm then presented with a captcha. A serious PITA! Note that any proper address is evaluated properly.

Strangely enough if within a few seconds I enter the same term into the Chrome browser I get the expected number of results.

I can of course get around this by changing the default search engine but I'm wondering why Chrome works but Firefox doesn't. Win11 Home 23H2, all the latest Update fixes, latest Firefox and Chrome

just checked - seems to only happen with Windows, my Android phone doesn't have the problem...go figure