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I'm guessing there is a new update to Firefox. Now I am getting messages saying "Web site will not allow Firefox to display the page if another site has embedded it". Well so far 3 different sites I go to regularly have shown me this, and there is no option or any means I see to get to the feature on that web site that I have been using for at least a year. This morning when I started firefox and it came up with a page I had previously left open, last night, now I can't to the content on that page. I really need to get back to that information. Is there some way I can tell Firefox that I would like to see the information I am now not allowed to see? If not I will try and see if I can go back to the previous version of firefox and figure out how to prevent automatic updating of firefox in the future.

Presently my firefox installation is on my C: drive (disk 0), however it tends to be overworked so I want to move my D: drive (disk 1) is there a simply way to this without having to uninstall and then reinstall firefox?

I seem only to have issues installing the Nightly build. I have successfully installed Firefox's main, beta, and dev builds.

I received the following error/message when installing it. (see attached images)

This issue occurred on a fresh install of Windows 10 directly from Microsoft's image creation tool. I upgraded to Windows 11 and experienced the same behavior. I used the tool Revo Uninstaller to uninstall previous versions of FF completely and used the tool to clean and purge any leftover registry entries and directories. No errors or entries in Event viewer.

Anybody run into this issue?

I'm root on a bunch of Linux machines and I'd like to write and add addons to setup some security-related policies. Writing the addons is not a problem, the problem is how I can make sure that they're installed for all users on the machine and cannot be disabled.

This is Ubuntu, which currently distributes Firefox as snap, but if necessary, I can probably use more classical Debian packages instead.

In Firefox add-ons, the 'Recent Updates' section can be accessed through the cog wheel icon. How many days of updates does it cover? I'm asking because I don't want to miss any important updates. Thanks!

Today I Receive Mozilla Firefox 133(64Bit) Update. After Successful Update. My Open Tabs Are Not Loading. Also, Firefox Become Very Slow When I Surf Youtube Videos. Video Stuck But I Can Hear Audio. Taking Time To Load Videos. Its A Portable Version.

Firefox updated to 113.0 and moved tabs to top, above the address bar and the bookmark toolbar is now on the bottom under the address bar ... Is there an updated CSS file I can copy that will restore bookmarks toolbar above the address bar and the tabs below the address bar? So the order would be: Menu Bar, Bookmarks Toolbar, Address Bar, then Tabs Bar? This really is hard to work with. Thanks!