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Sometimes the certificate test fails on perfectly valid websites. Kenyan government websites are an example e.g. the immigration services site: fns.immigration.go.ke

You then offer no option other than 'try again', which of course fails again. No further access is permitted by Firefox Focus. Yet, I still must access the site (I legally must access immigration services through the site), which is actually valid, so have to switch browser. Thus the certificate test ultimately is actually not achieving anything.

This is far from the only site that this happens with. I have had renowned restaurants, coach companies, etc all fail your test, yet they have valid websites. It is a frequent issue.

I feel either substantial tweaking of the test may be needed. Or abandon it altogether. Every time Firefox Focus throws up this issue it refuses to go further and I am obliged to use another browser.

What I get now after I accessed it just a few minutes before is a message that says "Windows 10 reached EOS (end of support) on October 14, 2025. If you are on Window 10, see this article." I have been on Windows 11 for over six months. Why am I getting this message, and why can't I get on this website when I was just on it a few minutes ago?

go to website silver dollar city I want to renew my passes I try to sign in. It won't let me A bubble with a green dot in front says "Opt-out option being honored" What does that mean? How do I get rid of it?

Hi: I have been using Firefox for over 10 years, i never seen an option for a VPN in my browser. I am currently in the US. Is it hidden somewhere else or needs to be enabled?

Running v.159.0 on mac laptop. Firefox repeatedly freezes, displaying a swirling 'busy' rainbow colored dot for several minutes, then reports: "There was a problem connecting with the server 192.168.0.1". In fact my router is not at 192.168.0.1, it's at a different 192.168 address. But why is FF trying to connect there anyways, and how to stop it? This problem began on restarting FF after I had shut it down with open tabs, which I do not normally do. Version may have updated to v.159.0 on the restart. Thank you for any help.

I am confused about the difference between the two ways of zooming: 1. Pinch-to-zoom with two fingers on the laptop touchpad. 2. Page zoom with the keyboard: Ctrl + plus, Ctrl + minus, and Ctrl + 0.

On the laptop, pinch-to-zoom is very convenient. But when I connect an external monitor, a keyboard and a mouse, and then close the laptop lid, the touchpad is no longer available. If a page is still zoomed in from a pinch gesture, I cannot zoom back out to the normal size using only the keyboard and mouse.

Environment: Firefox 159.0; Arch Linux with Linux Zen 7.2.11; GNOME 51 on Wayland

Thank you. (English wording assisted by a translation tool.)

Please help... Within the last couple of FireFox (FF) updates — PDF's will no longer save to external drive. The drive is secure, not full... and have no problems saving files there — except when using print to PDF on FF.

Went into Download Subfile Under Settings:

Current Setting: Save Files to: Downloads / Ask Where to Save

Went further into subfiles: Changed Some to 'Always Ask' Is there a way to reset what the settings were? Concerned I may have changed some that should not have been changed. Changed to: 'Always Ask'

Content Set to ‘Always Ask’: AV1 Image File (AVIF) com.logitech.logioptionsplus irc ircs Microsoft Word MPEG Audio PNG Image Portable Document Format (PDF) tg WEBARCHIVE file webcal

Content Set to ‘Save File’: Extensible Markup Language (XML) Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

Content Set to ‘Open in FireFox’: JPEG XL Image File WebP Image

Set PDF to 'Always Ask' - Did Not Resolve the Printing Problem.

Thank you for your time & assistance. Appreciated.

In changing a password for a website, I instructed Firefox to save the new password before the website told me the password was invalid for lacking more than one numeric. I'm having difficulty finding the original password. I'm hoping that, somewhere, Firefox saves a history of passwords for a site so I can proceed to change the password based on the original.

I just need to find my grouped tabs while using verticle tab mode...

Normally when the tabs are horizontal there is a drop down arrow.

Switch it to verticle, andf no matter where any AI has told me to click and look for them the answers have been wrong, and when searching the support center directed me to a bunch of useless articles, the top one was literally "Use AI group naming for your tabs" or w/e.

Please tell me this is a thing, or honestly Ill go back to Chrome. They've got everything on me by now anyways.

I have the exact same problem discussed in this previous thread, and the fixes didn't work for me either. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1268375

I have to delete cookies before i can get https://vip.idaholottery.com/ to load every single time I go there, even 2 minutes after I get it to load the first time. My Firefox is up to date. It just started happening a month or so ago.

These new "news" pop ups appear on certain websites and clicking on them opens a Google Gemini summary, i have disabled all of my plug-ins and this is still occurring. they also hyperlink words when they shouldn't be, and it quite frankly is very annoying. this is WITH all of Firefox’s AI features disabled while using the DuckDuckGo NoAI search engine. when i emailed the FlowerGame owners about it they had no idea that it was there, so this seems to be a local issue i just don't know how to fix it.

I have aol.com as my default browers. I keep getting Disable ad blockers. Is there an ad blocker on Mozilla that I can turn off?