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Has anyone reported this before? I am working as a contractor for a BigTech company. I am using an online platform/tool of theirs for several years now but after a recent update the work area doesn't show scroll bars anymore. That means I cannot scroll the editor window and can't go beyond the first page. This makes working (and earning money) almost impossible. As even for the tiniest edit I have to download huge tasks which is extremely time-consuming. An inquiry with my manager there indicated that other contractors on firefox experience the same issue. so they consider it a firefox compatibility issue of some kind. They gave me the advice to use Chrome, Edge or Safri instead. Well, I use firefox because I do not want to use Chrome/Edge... Don't know about Safari but my PC is on Windows... Any idea what can cause it and how to resolve the issue?

Yesterday, I could log into my credit union account with Firefox on my Win10 desktop; today, after a Firefox update, I can't. I switched to Chrome, and logged right in. Called the credit union and was told it was the new Firefox update. Can I switch back to the prior Firefox version? Thanks!

We use the Deepl site for translations and it won't load in Firefox without asking the "verify you are human" questions every single time. The Deeple site does not require this authentication in Chrome but we hate Chrome and want to stick with Firefox. We just have the standard security settings in Firefox, only use Windows Firewall and our Express VPN is not switched on; our IP location is showing correctly. Firefox is up to date.

Bonjour,

Je rencontre un comportement étrange uniquement avec Firefox sur une page qui utilise des champs d'heure HTML (`input type="time"`).

Lorsque je saisis une heure de début et une heure de fin, le calcul est correct. En revanche, après un simple rechargement de la page, certaines valeurs sont automatiquement modifiées ou le résultat du calcul change alors qu'aucune donnée n'a été modifiée.

J'ai reproduit le problème en utilisant cette calcule heure. Le comportement est identique sur deux ordinateurs différents avec Firefox, alors que Chrome et Edge conservent les mêmes valeurs.

J'ai déjà essayé le mode de dépannage de Firefox, vidé le cache et désactivé toutes les extensions, mais le problème persiste.

Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà rencontré un problème similaire avec les champs `input type="time"` ou la gestion des données après un rechargement de page dans Firefox ?

Merci d'avance pour votre aide.

We have been using Firefox for a long time as our default browser. Recently (last 6 months +-) we have been encountering links in some websites that do not function in Firefox, but work fine with other browsers (Chrome, Edge). First noticed it with Wunderground Weather Underground after a Firefox update. Some aspects of the site simply did not work on our laptops. Since then we have encountered a number of other websites that have clickable links that do not work with Firefox, but work fine with other browsers.

We are losing confidence, to the point of considering switching default browsers.

Are others having the same issues, and what is Mozilla/Firefox planning to do to remedy these sorts of issues?

Firefox version 154 requires a second login after logging into Binance.US and a link to another page on the Binance.US website is clicked.

For example, upon logging in to Binance.US then clicking on the “Wallet” link in the dashboard, the Login credentials window pops up again requesting me to log in a second time. However, after entering the login username and password that second time and clicking the OK button, the webpage blinks and clears the username and password fields and refused to let me in. No matter how many ties I re-enter the login credentials, I cannot get to the Wallet page. Clicking the REFRESH arrow usually takes me back to my dashboard where I m still logged in to my account.

Other browsers do not give me this trouble.

Here is what I have done in attempt to troubleshoot this problem: 1) Turned off uBlock Origin 2) I turned off all popup blockers 3) I reset all cookies and cleared all other history, forms, etc. 4) Operated Firefox in Troubleshooting Mode 5) Refreshed Firefox 6) Uninstalled then reinstalled ver 154 and created a new profile from scratch.

None of the above steps changed anything in the Binance.US website behavior.

As a last result, I uninstalled ver 154, installed ver 153 and created a new profile for that version. The Binance.US website worked perfectly with the new profile. I next downloaded and installed my saved Firefox profile from the Mozilla backup service and everything continued to work as it should.

My next step was to take the working profile I had in ver 153 and perform an update to ver 154 from the Mozilla website. As soon as I completed that update, the Binance.US problem reappeared.

My conclusion at this time: I have returned to the previous version and will not be making any updates.

Binance.US is the only website where I have experienced this problem so far.

Any help would be appreciated.

I've been getting blank screens when using google maps, I'll see the map for about a second and then it goes blank. It's there because the mouse is able to identify places. This also happens when I try to access documents, financial statements etc..

     Trying Chrome and the map is accessible.  I've disabled my themes and extensions and turned off the hardware accelerator, cleared the cache,restarted with no luck.

                                                                          Hope you can help.

Nationwide banking pop-ups do not appear on their website. I have checked with them and they are there, but I cannot see them. Nationwide seem to think it is a browser problem., but the pop-up blocker is not enabled

Can not any longer control Trendnet PTZ security cameras thru Microsoft Edge or Mozilla Browser - seeking help have 16 Trendnet cameras - it will cast a lot of $$ to replace them IE explorer compatibility is desired.

Issues since the update to version 154 on Yahoo. Not noticed on Google. Half the time I do a search on yahoo I get the following message.

Looks like there’s a problem with this site

The server at search.yahoo.com sent back an error: 500 Internal Server Error What can you do about it?

   Check to make sure you’ve typed the website address correctly.
   The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.

Or I get search results and when I click on the next page of results, I get the same message. Have a couple of times got a blank page with "about:config" which is a duplicate of what happened with version 149 release.

Come on Firefox.....

Check https://piunikaweb.com/2026/08/14/firefox-x-images-videos-not-loading/ for details, but basically xTwitter/Melon messed again with their latest update.

Any word from those in the know yet? Having to use different browsers to see multi-pic posts is really annoying.

Buongiorno,

sto cercando di capire se il comportamento che sto osservando dipende da Firefox o da qualche impostazione relativa al ripristino della sessione.

Su una pagina che utilizza campi HTML input type="date" e input type="time", inserisco una data e un orario, ottengo correttamente il risultato e poi chiudo la scheda.

Dopo aver riaperto Firefox o ripristinato la sessione precedente, noto che in alcuni casi i valori visualizzati nei campi non corrispondono esattamente a quelli inseriti inizialmente oppure il risultato calcolato cambia leggermente.

Sono riuscito a riprodurre il comportamento su questa pagina dedicata al calcolo dell'ascendente ascendente.

Ho già provato a:

avviare Firefox in modalità risoluzione problemi; disattivare tutte le estensioni; cancellare cache e cookie; creare un nuovo profilo Firefox.

Su Chrome ed Edge non riesco a riprodurre lo stesso comportamento.

Qualcuno ha già riscontrato problemi simili con il ripristino automatico dei campi data/ora o con il recupero dello stato delle pagine dopo la riapertura del browser?

Grazie per qualsiasi suggerimento.

Hello,

I'm troubleshooting a Firefox Desktop issue that I haven't been able to reproduce consistently in other browsers.

I use a browser-based precious metal calculator that performs calculations instantly using JavaScript. The page loads correctly, but after changing several input values and navigating between tabs, Firefox occasionally continues displaying an older calculated result until I perform a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5).

I've been able to reproduce the issue consistently using this scrap calculator scrap calculator. The page loads normally, but Firefox sometimes continues displaying an older calculated value until a hard refresh is performed.

The page itself loads normally, and there are no visible JavaScript errors in the Browser Console. However, the displayed value sometimes does not update immediately after changing the weight or purity inputs.

So far I have tested:

• Firefox Troubleshoot Mode
• Disabled all extensions
• Cleared cache and cookies
• Tested a new Firefox profile
• Disabled Enhanced Tracking Protection for the site

The issue appears only in Firefox Desktop. Chrome and Edge update the calculation instantly under the same conditions.

Has anyone encountered similar behavior involving JavaScript-driven calculations, form inputs, or page caching in Firefox?

Are there specific Firefox settings or diagnostic tools I should check to determine whether this is related to caching, page state restoration, or another browser feature?

Thank you for any guidance.

can not log into https://gallowayprecision.com/ When attempting, there is a sight verification window, it passes, no errors, but once at the sight, I can't get any of the sign in, cart, place items or anything to work.

Edge works fine. Tried all I can think of, still no access using Mozilla

Has Firefox instituted a security setting that is interfering with commerce-related sites? Suddenly I can't log in to my credit union (gets stuck on "authentication" step), amazon.com (endless "transferring data" message during login attempt), and mutual fund sites (similar to amazon.com experience). These all are related to money/commerce. I've turned off Firefox's popup blocking and even explicitly allowed cookies for the sites. I did a Refresh to get rid of extensions that might be causing problems (even though there wasn't a problem a week ago on these sites). I've tried Firefox on a second computer for the credit union site and got the same behavior. Chrome has no problem with these logins, by the way.

Turn off tracking, even put x.com as an exception and it still won't let me log into X. Other browsers will but not firefox. I have noticed login problems on other sites too.. even with it " off" ie: IT DOES NOT TURN OFF. Windows 10 system

Hello Firefox Support, I need your help with a problem in Mozilla Firefox. I play Zynga Poker on my laptop. Firefox is much faster than other browsers on my computer, but Zynga Poker does not load. It only displays the message "Sorry, reload." Reloading the page does not solve the problem. The game works in Google Chrome, but Chrome is extremely slow, making it difficult to play. Could you please help me find out why Zynga Poker does not work correctly in Firefox and how I can fix this issue? Thank you for your time and support. Kind regards