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Anyone know what is happening? In the past month or so trying to view websites on iPhone, even on Firefox has become impossible.

The number and size of ads has metastasized to the point they block out all content. Is this a new trend? Is it my settings?

Who is responsible for this shift — the website ad settings or the browsers? Is it Google further breaking the internet?

For the neurodiverse, it’s an accessibility issue as well as a dystopian nightmare.

Please tell me there’s a way to fight this apart from permanent reader mode. This has vastly reduced our use of the internet. Each site feels like a trap and a scam.

The ads cause anxiety as well as irritation and general thwartedness as I cannot reach the content! What are these people/bots thinking?

Thanks

Hello. I get this screen quite often in response to a search, mainly from a Google search. It started about a month ago. I have deleted must of the junk that Firefox accumulates, as well as refreshed Firefox. This is running on Windows 11.

Logging in to Twitter/X is no longer possible as of a couple of days ago. After entering the username, pressing the "Next" button does nothing. Using the Desktop or Mobile version of the site makes no difference.

I work out of LinkedIn. Just recently, I have trouble opening About sections on LinkedIn. I have both firefox and safari on my macbook pro laptop. I can have both applications open on my computer in different windows and use this constantly when working. I mainly use firefox if I only use one of the applications. Not being able to access these same sections is making it difficult. LinkedIn says I need to clear out my cache and whatever. I am not sure how to do this and there may be other things that need to be done. Can you help?

For about two weeks, most of the pages/websites that I use that require logins/passwords will not load (or take an extremely long time to load--like an hour or more). Gmail and sports stats app are okay...banking, credit cards, social media, online shopping are NOT. Websites that do NOT require a login (local news, The Weather Channel, my city website) have no trouble loading at all.

I have made no changes to my computer since about February. I'm running Windows 11 (up-to-date), and Firefox says that it is also up-to-date.

I am only experiencing this problem on my desktop (but that is my device of choice) and not on my laptops or smartphone.

For many years I have used Firefox as my browser with my homepage as nytimes.com. Beginning last week, Firefox will not open the nytimes.com website

Wise.com has informed me that something in the system is not allowing a CAPTCHA VERIFICATION. ONE SOLUTION THAT WISE HAS SUGGESTED IS TO CLEAR THE CACHE IN MY BROWSER. HOW CAN I DO THIS?

i m tryinh to get to a web site I have book marked but it s not letting me

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