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In settings, it says Your browser is being managed by your organization. I clicked it and it led me to the policies page. In there it says Policy Name- Certificates, Policy value- ImportEnterpriseRoots and then true. I neither work in an organisation, nor I have any antivirus in my computer. Why is this happening?

This morning my firefox would not start up so I use that other one (E) and d/l you 64 bit I reinstall it and I have No bookmarks at all How do I get them back or can I use the other by import and search for the cvs file and the other one call html if so where would they be located at?

Jim

Since a few weeks I have been encountering an issue where tabs in Firefox would frequently crash. I do have various add-ons installed, however I haven't installed any new ones around the time the issue has been occurring. I've been unable to track down which add-on or if any add-on might be causing this.

Trying to search for this issue all I could come up with is that it might be an issue of a faulty CPU. I have an i9-13900KF which has been known to be part of the Intel generation with serious flaws. However I already installed a BIOS update and applied Intel's recommended settings to undervolt the CPU to prevent any issues. This was well before the Firefox tab crashing issue happened. So I'm not sure if it can really be the issue of a faulty CPU, but I've also had issues of other programs randomly crashing recently (like Discord or Steam).

The tab crash can occur on any website, for example Youtube, Duckduckgo, Protonmail, etc. The crash reason always is either "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION_READ" or just "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION". The crash also most of the time (but not always) occurs when loading the page itself or a video / live stream on it. But not when browsing an already loaded page (for example this forum post page I'm writing right now).

Here are some of the crash reports I've submitted:

EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION_READ: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/60309ae8-8cad-43ac-8b9b-172b10250815 https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/fecef0ab-d874-4cb5-990b-e49650250815

Rather rare "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION": https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/114b26fa-4e10-442c-bbd5-406630250812

Could someone help me narrow down this issue? Can it really be a faulty CPU and I need to trade mine in?

Hello, since the latest update (143.01) I cannot play any audio file on the audible player from audible.com.

Before I did the update, (version 142.02 I supposed) meaning until last week, I was able to play without problems with the pop-up window player it produces the browser version of audible. Since the new release I'm forced to use Google Chrome for the player to work without any issues. I have several desktop computers running on various Linux distros & on all of them has been the same issue, as soon as I updated Firefox the audible player reports an 'issue' & doesn't play anymore forcing me to install & run on Chrome to be able to listen to any audio file there (audio-books mostly)

Would you let me know if there is something to do apart of simply continue on Chrome :-/ or trying to revert to a previous version of Mozilla with the problems that will carry?

Anticipated thanks, Cheers

I think when Mozilla was formed, it received all the assets of the former Netscape Communications corp, yes?

I tinker with some VMs running vintage OSes, including DOS+Win 3.1, and Linux distro releases from the 90's and early 2000's. I'd like to, for example install Netscape 1.x or 2.x on Win 3.1 and Debian Hamm 2.0.

I am wondering if Mozilla has a download archive somewhere with historic releases like Netscape 1.x through 4.x for all platform for which builds were originally released?

Sometimes when I sign in on Microsoft Outlook's email portal - a multistep process requiring authentication on one's phone - it says: "Hang on a minute while we sign you out" and then boots me, forcing me to sign in again. For awhile this was happening only occasionally, and the workaround was to delete all cookies for Microsoft online and Office. But now this is happening more frequently, and sometimes it happens immediately after deleting the cookies. In effect, Outlook on Firefox creates cookies that then prevent it from working. And it doesn't matter whether you say yes or no to "Stay signed in?" at the end of the sign-in process.

I reached out to Microsoft tech support, and they basically said this is a Firefox issue because it doesn't happen on Chrome or Edge.

Anyone else encounter this?

I have the shoutcast page with my station name on it which is w50scountry but when i click to listen it is playing your music instead of my music. How can I get it to recognize my stream and play it so i can be herd on line ? Arthur

A new "task bar" has appeared at the bottom of my Firefox pages. How do I permanently delete it?

I have attached an image of it to this message.

Thank you very much for your help.

Hi,

I recently updated Firefox to the latest version on Windows 11, and since then the browser keeps freezing randomly while browsing. Sometimes it becomes unresponsive when multiple tabs are open, and I have to force close it.

For example, yesterday I was checking a food site with the Dunkin Donuts Menu, and the browser completely froze when I tried switching between tabs. I already tried clearing cache, disabling extensions, and even refreshing Firefox, but the issue still comes back.

Has anyone else experienced this problem after the recent update? Any guidance on what else I can try would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Exactly what the title suggests, there is no obvious way to locate where the file is installed at all. There's no option when you right click, there's no option in the settings, there's no option in system settings. I shouldn't need to uninstall firefox and reinstall it to get the f***ing file location.

Hi there,

I'm wondering if there is any support team or moderators who are in charge of the Recommended stories on the Firefox New Tab now that Pocket support has ended?

Is there any guidance or point of contact for websites featuring (or wanting to feature) in the Recommended section - like with Google Discover or Apple News?

Thanks so much!

Hi After browsing a particular web site the Firefox browser froze with a single search control on the page and all items frozen. Tried to fix it through settings but no response. See attached screenshot. Refreshed Firefox from Control panel->Programs and Features->Uninstall->Refresh Firefox. This reset Firefox and fixed the problem however the Firefox browser lost several settings and add-ons which I had to manually fix. Glad it is mostly all working again!

уже второй раз браузер закрывается и при новом открытии все закреплённые вкладки исчезают, из-за этого уже думаю поменять браузер, потому что восстановить даже из бекапа не получается