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When I hold right mouse button, then swipe left/right, up/down, twist, various actions occur: left for back, right for forward; up for scroll top, down for bottom.

I have navigated to about:config, then gesture options for scrolling, delete above actions (and also tried bolean "false". I've then restarted the browser and there's no change, I am still being forced into select actions while holding down right mouse button.

If anyone know, please advise on how to disable mouse gesture settings, and or let me know which previous version before the update that enabled it as default, and I'll revert to that edition instead.

Thank you very much

The new AI Chatbot in Firefox's sidebar is great, but there's no keyboard shortcut to open it. As a Tree Style Tabs user, I frequently switch sidebars, and manually clicking the chatbot disrupts workflow.

It would be helpful to have a shortcut (e.g., F2) to quickly toggle the AI sidebar. Are there any plans to add this?

Hello,

I have a security key on my mac where if i want to log into a site i would need to put my finger on the touch pad (M3 macbook). However, whenever it prompts me to do it on zen, It doesn't work at all. Can someone help me, thank you very much.

Today I received a notice that an update was needed.......I clicked on update and it immediately turned off my laptop!!! Upon rebooting my laptop I tried to enter my booklist.......it will not allow me to do anything. I cannot get on my firefox browser.

Hi,

Using Browser "firefox", I have had this problem

In attached, i looked at this white screen up after pushing ctrl+shift+c

I saw this key is for web development screen but, now just appear white screen, so I couldn't remove that

Although i found in Setting of browser, I don't capture it

Recently I have been having trouble with the Fire Fox/Mozilla site. There seems to an issue with the authentication of certain sites I have frequented for years. The ones that are most effected are those with banking or bank credit cards. HELP

I used to be able to move through an article using the UP/DOWN arrows on my keyboard, but they no longer seem to work. Has a change been made in the most recent version of FireFox? It is very inconvenient.

Firefox has a default shortcut key using Ctrl+Shift+X that aligns the text input to the right-hand side, but I'd prefer to use it for 1Password, so the same keyboard shortcuts are the same as Chrome

I've tried a few ways but so far it's not working

I'm an old codger who loves playing with computer as I blog...so shortcuts was very interest catnip for me...however, testing the SHORTCUT "CTRL SHIFT T" failed while "CTRL SHIFT W" was successful. Have I missed something or am I doing something wrong with that restore deleted tab shortcut?

I like how you try to keep things simple in your explanations, supplementing with illustrations.

updated and uBlock off, when i click and drag down, I can't go below the taskbar like I can on my phone (and used to be able to on my pc. Also, no matter what deviations of directing my downloads, whether I specify target or 'always prompt' ALL downloads go to Documents or Temp files. Then I have to cut and paste correct location. Reported THIS several times to no resolution. Tired of backing up and reinstalling FF over and over! Thanks

Several years ago (5+) I used some obscure Firefox settings to enable some sounds for the right click "Context menu" appearing and selecting an option for said context menu. These sounds also apply to the menu bar drop-downs at the top of the browser window (Disabled by default.) I enabled these because, at the time, Firefox stopped using the native windows rendering for the context menu and menu bar and thus stopped triggering the built in windows sound API calls. Later updates however have made this a bit of an issue as Firefox plays these sounds at full volume now while I have the windows sound effects reduced in volume compared to overall system volume. These are not native windows 7/10/11 sound effects I am using and are quite harsh and slightly painful at full volume, and while reducing the volume of Firefox itself in the windows 10 sound mixer is effective on them, that simply isn't a solution due to the volume of media content in Firefox (eg: YouTube) being affected as well. I have since tried to find again the guide/article I used to enable these sounds, and manually find the value in About:Config where I believe these changes originate (I could be wrong on this), both to 0 success.

Does anyone know what obscure changes I need to make to remove these sounds?