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not sure if it is Firefox or YouTube it self but i have turned off auto playing the next video but when i click a video on the YouTube home screen and try to turn it off another video start s right up , Not necessarily the same persons in the next video it will not stop the video and i do not see the auto play icon in the video either even after all extensions are off and in trouble shoot mode so why is it playing another video also i am getting here through chrome i can not get this page in Firefox it keeps saying i think 429 or something like that too many tries so what's going on

PLEASE FIREFOX ADD AN OPTION TO TURN OFF THE QUICK FIND FEATURE IT GLITCHES WITH YOUTUBE AND SOMTIMES IT RESTARTS THE VIDEO WHENEVER I PRESSED F TO FULL SCREEN THXXX >:V

Firefox used to display an AI overview response at the top of the page when you asked a question. That feature has disappeared on my systems. I assume that is because of the new AI controls. Is that function still available? If so, how do I re-enable it on Windows 10? The only video I could find addressed it for Windows 11 but I'm not there yet.

how do i fix my firefox? so this is my first time using firefox because i think this browser is fun but ITS MAKING ME DIZZY, why when i open firefox it opens two windows of firefox? i searched on google, ask ai and evrything it doesnt work. So please help me firefox

So basically, I turn on the Search engine suggestions on to show it but every time i type it in the search bar to expect search suggestions but seeing nothing in the search bar.

It not only the search engines, i unchecked the "Open previous windows and tabs" but every time i opened up the browser, my previous tabs are opened when I turned off my pc.

I tried to factory restart firefox and ticked the 'Show search suggestions' but when I pressed the search bar and type something, there's no search suggestions on that.

Hello,

We are operating an enterprise legacy system that heavily relies on XSLT 1.0 for its rich text editor and file upload modules.

As you may know, Chromium-based browsers are deprecating XSLT support on November 17, 2026. However, they provide an enterprise policy (XSLTEnabled) to temporarily allow its use until August 2027. We only need to maintain our legacy system until December 17, 2026, before migrating to a new integrated platform.

We are considering using Firefox as an alternative browser for our internal users during this period, but we need to clarify Firefox's roadmap regarding XSLT deprecation.

My questions are: 1. Target Date: Is there a specific target date or Firefox version planned for the complete removal of XSLT 1.0 support? 2. Enterprise Policy: If Firefox plans to remove XSLT before December 2026, will there be an Enterprise Policy provided to temporarily extend its functionality in a corporate environment (similar to Chrome's XSLTEnabled)?

Thank you for your time and assistance.

For some reason, the time on my browser (time displayed on Discord and such), is one hour behind the actual time. I never had Resist Fingerprinting enabled and there's no setting anywhere to change it manually.