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I am very dissap0inted with y0ur backup, it d0es n0t w0rk! I messed up the patit0n 0n my nvme b00t drive n my pc Had t0 reset all. N0 w0rries I think t0 myself I can L0gin t0 reset I had tr0ublr remembering passw0rds. Firef0x 0nce passwrd reset despite using my c0rrect email etc saved n0thing. N0w I have t0 reset every L0gin f0r every site. I s0uld have stuck with chr0me. 0 0ut 0f 10. Y0u failed me the 0ne time I needed y0u! Als0 befre y0u try being smart this is my l0unge keyb0ard nt the 0ne used t0 l0gin which d0es have a w0rking 0 key

since yesterday whenever I try to open Firefox, it just crashes immediately. I get the option to choose a profile but after I choose I see the window open very briefly and it closes immediately after and gives me the crash report thing. I don't want to reinstall as my data is on there and I'm not sure if it's linked to an account or no.

On my windows 11, when I open a new tab on my Firefox, not only do I get my apps history; there is window (widget) where news stories etc. run. I would like to get rid of this widget.

Hi Mozilla Support Team,I am reporting a frustrating issue that started occurring about two weeks ago in Firefox on Windows 11. When copying blocks of text from modern chat interfaces (which typically use Markdown or dynamic text rendering), Firefox is stripping away all line breaks.The Issue:When I select text with the mouse and paste it into applications such as Facebook, Hotmail (Outlook), or Notepad, the content appears as a single, continuous block of text with no paragraphs or spacing. This issue seems specific to Firefox, as the same action in Chrome or Edge preserves the original structure perfectly.Example of the error:Original text:Line 1Line 2Result after pasting from Firefox:Line 1Line 2Troubleshooting steps already taken (with no success):Toggled layout.word_select.eat_space_to_next_word to false.Toggled editor.use_div_for_default_newlines to true.Tested in "Troubleshoot Mode" (Safe Mode) with all extensions disabled, but the problem persists.It appears to be a regression in how Firefox handles white-space or block elements during clipboard operations. This is significantly affecting my daily workflow. Are there any known fixes or upcoming patches to address this?Thank you,

Vasco Lemos Barreto

Was searching internet for information and received a notice that Javascript had been deleted and/or was unavailable. Advised to go to about:config and follow the instructions to restore it. I go there and get nothing on restoring; but several items telling what about:config is and how to use it; which just keeps me cycling through. I use duck duck go as my search engine. I also recently updated Firefox. How can I get Javascript restored so I can get the information I'm looking for. I'm using an Samsung android cellphone.

The Firefox browser VPN option and toolbar button for Firefox 150 was originally showing up after a recent update (was not signed into the browser), but when I signed into the account as needed to activate VPN, the VPN toolbar button and options under security settings disappeared. I can't find the vpn button to add back under the 'customize toolbar setting' as suggested. And when I go under privacy and security settings, the VPN section is no longer there. How do I get the VPN options back? I tried signing out of Firefox and then back in. I tried disconnecting 'sync' from the computer and that didn't change anything either. I've updated the browser on all devices I'm signed into to 150.0.1. The VPN toolbar button or setting option does not show up on any device I am using. The only browser I initially saw the VPN options on was the browser that I wasn't initially signed into, and it disappeared after I signed into the browser with the account.

None of the suggestions at the following help page work to get the VPN options back in the browser settings, or toolbar: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/built-in-vpn?utm_source=www.firefox.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=whatsnew-150#w_turn-on-vpn-in-firefox

When a site asks for my address, I try to choose one from the drop-down menu of addresses offered, but it firstly prints my address in the address window and then, when I press enter or do anything whatever, it deletes everything in the address window. Worse than that, if I try to ignore the dropdown list offered, and try to type in my own address, it deletes it.

This behaviour continues, no matter what I try to do do trick it into either (a) filling in my address, or (b) using the offered addresses in the drop-down menu. I.e. there is nothing I can do to ever get an address to stay in the address window and give me a fully filled out form - the address window always ends up empty.

I've tried to alter the settings, telling it to ignore the automatic filling in and remembering of addresses, but I can't turn this address-killer feature off.

Yes, it's made filling in forms on line impossible, since it keeps making the address-window empty

I'm an 81 yr old white male. I've chosen Firefox as my browser for 2 reasons. I feel that it keeps me relatively safe, and I enjoy the stories you choose for the home page. The problem is that over the years,, many stories on the homepage require the reader to subscribe to the story's source in order to read it.

For a man my age, that's nuts.....subscribe just to read that one story.....not gonna do it. Consequently, I've had to look elsewhere that which I wish to read. I recommend that you research other periodicals that might allow reading without the required subscription.

Scott Geesey Chester, VA

My machine runs Windows 7 (will not change) and Firefox version 115.32.1esr (64-bit). Until a few days ago, weather.com worked as expected. However, when I try accessing it now (with a specific location), the screen indicates: Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading weather.com (see the browser console for more information).

The following is from the browser console: [Experiment] Fetch all: retry=false [Experiment] Fetch variants for user: Object { library: "experiment-js-client/1.16.2", language: "en-US", platform: "Web", os: "Firefox 131", device_model: "Windows", device_category: "desktop", referring_url: "", browser: "Firefox", landing_url: "https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/Ann+Arbor+MI?canonicalCityId=3c1740550b2f113b86f9cd665770bcf3e3e1a34bf7ac0189a6e3d215540792e7", first_seen: "1770396676.778", … } Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://api.lab.amplitude.com/sdk/v2/vardata?v=0. (Reason: CORS request did not succeed). Status code: (null).

What the bleep is going on and how can this be resolved? Note that the site works just fine when using a Chrome-like browser.

Please give nore details on how chatbots in the sidebar work. Work with free versions? Same limits as chatbot plans. For example. Explain in human-understandable tech language how this works.

After uploading Firefox Update 115.35.2ser, Cookies and Site Data will not fully clear. The Clear Data button removes some cookies and data, but there is always 122 KB of disk space still there that will not be removed. I have deleted my add-ons, but that had no effect.

This happened once before (several years ago) but only went away with a new update.

If I use the "refresh Firefox feature will that fix the problem and if I use that feature will all of my bookmarks be lost?