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Yesterday, Google News and G-Mail stopped working. Google search works and YouTube works. I have not changed any of my settings. Both of those Google services work on Chrome. On Firefox, either of them just cycle in the tab and do not open. I did not receive any error messages. Anyone have an idea how to fix this and what may have caused the issue? Thanks in advance for any assistance in rectifying this odd malfunction.

Despite being listed as supported on: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaDevices/enumerateDevices

enumerateDevices() still only returns input devices. Running navigator.mediaDevices.enumerateDevices().then(devices => console.log(devices)); in the Firefox console only shows input devices while on Chrome it shows output devices.

I use a website that supports playing from multiple output devices so when receiving a phone call, your desktop speakers and your headset can ring at the same time. This works in Chrome but it doesn't in Firefox.

The content of the page https://muisca.dian.gov.co/WebDashboard/DefDashboard.faces does not load completely. I don't know if I should enable something in particular or download some plug in, can someone please help me?

I've been attempting to test a game project on Firefox (my main browser), but when I connect a controller, the inputs get jumbled and are incomplete, compared to the inputs working on other browsers fine such as Chrome.

Specs: I use windows 10 on a desktop computer and laptop. Latest version of Firefox (and Chrome) on both. I have a PS5 Dualsense controller, connected to the computer via an offbrand USB-C cable.

When opening up this site: https://hardwaretester.com/gamepad and connecting the controller, I see a different view on Firefox and Chrome. When using it on Firefox, the controller monitor is invisible and only a couple parameters are shown. In addition, the parameters that update are assigned to the wrong things (such as hitting the home button registering as hitting "up" on the d-pad).

Meanwhile on Chrome, I can open up the site and the controller monitor fully loads, as well as the inputs being lined up properly.

You can see this visually in the attached screenshots. This phenomenon also shows up on other controller testers.

I'm using a web-based game engine that supports exporting, and the same symptoms show up when testing the game out on both browsers, and the issue is also present when the game is exported. I've been working with the engine developer trying to tackle this bug so any help would be greatly appreciated!

Can we get a setting that disable the Quick Find feature or at least its keyboard shortcut.

It breaks keyboard shortcuts on multiple sites, as it is often used to select the search bar(Youtube, Github, ...)

In the "comments" section of a Yahoo article, a notification will appear that someone has replied to a comment I submitted previously. By clicking on that notification you are supposed to be returned to that article and directly to my comment and the subsequent replies to it. Firefox is returning me to the articles' comment section but not to my specific comment and any added replies.

Microsoft Edge DOES send me back to my specific comment. I cannot find anything in the settings for Firefox that would control this.

i have foxfire tryed to update firefox it sais i had up to 3/14/25 to update i did update but nothing happened it keeos saying server not found i don't know what to do not very smart when it comes to computers i am 80 yrs old

Hello!

I am not sure if this is a Firefox specific question or one that relates to Windows, but I can't seem to figure out how to turn off the feature of a two-finger swipe either making the webpage jump back, or forward. I haven't been able to find any answers by looking it up on my own, and can't find where to change this feature in either Windows or Firefox settings. Is this a feature that can be turned off?

Any help would be very appreciated!