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Within the past week, when I access my AOL mail inbox, there has been a message asking if I want to make Firefox the default for AOL mail. See attached screen shots. Where did this come from? Is it something that FF did, or AOL mail, or an extension, or W11? FF is my default browser. Can I disable the message or what else should I do? So far the only thing I've done is to "say later" I look forward to anyone's comments. Thanks

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I'm trying to enable JavaScript so I can print a document that requires it. But I can't find the the 'Options' and the 'Content' tab under Firefox Menu. Thanks.

I'm on Windows 11 and when I type in Discord with Firefox the text suggestions stop working after two words. It works perfectly everywhere else including the Discord app as well as Discord in any other browser.

I recently updated FF to 128.3.0 ESR and have found that FF no longer appends the suffix to the url I tupe in the url bar. For instance, to go to yahoo.com all I had to do was type yahoo in the url bar and hit enter and FF would automatically add the .com and navigate to the site. This function has ceased to work since the latest update. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

I would like to be able to see all my tabs at once without scrolling. I'm coming from Chrome, and my habits and preferences is built on the fact that this is standard behavior. I run many tabs at once, up to 100 tabs isn't uncommon, and having to scroll is slower than just being able to click the tab I want.

Anyone have any ideas?

PS: I have tried decreasing tabMinWidth, but upper limit of max tabs is still only 30

HI - Love Firefox - and for many years I had it opening right off with www.flutenet.com --- only now, that website is being/maybe even already - cancelled..... SO .... where do I give my computer system for Firefox with a new website for opening now days??? Am assuming it's somewhere in the "set up" part of this wonderful Firefox programing... but I haven't been able to find that currently.... hoping it really is still possible to do that... Thanks in advance! All best wishes always - more later - Jan (janspritchrd@gmail.com)

I take a lot of screenshots using Firefox's built in screenshot tool to share with my friends. After a while it slows down my Photos folder and I move them elsewhere. However, I cannot move, delete, or even rename any of the 18 photos shown in the photo below. They are all from Twitter/X, but this error does not apply to every screenshot from Twitter - I was able to move or delete most of them. However, it is ONLY happening with photos from Twitter. They are not Read Only so I don't know what the issue is. I'm not having this issue with Windows Snip tool, only Firefox Screenshots.

How do you disable the awesomebar in private browsing mode. Disabling this in the about:config only works for normal mode, but private browsing continues to use the awesomebar?

The feature 'General > Show an image preview when you hover on a tab' is just a really great piece of work from Mozilla. I believe this fabulous feature first became available in the current version of Firefox, which is 131.0 (64-bit).

       The problem is that when this property is checked/on, hovering on a tab sometimes does not show the preview.  In this case it seems that, in order to regain this capability, it is necessary to click-out of Firefox, or even to re-start or shutdown my computer.  Any of these solutions make this important capability essentially unusable.

       I have observed this problem with Firefox on my MacBook Pro (2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7) running MacOS 10.15.7 Catalina.

       This is such an important capability because in an arbitrarily complex tab environment it provides a naturally fast and efficient means of providing enlightening snap-shots of the current state of Firefox.

       Are there any other settings BESIDES 'General > Show an image preview when you hover on a tab' that need to be checked/on (or maybe even unchecked/off) in order to ALWAYS show the preview when hovering on a tab?

       Thank-you very much for looking into this issue and, if necessary, updating Firefox so that this capability ALWAYS functions as expected when it is checked/on, at the earliest possible convenience.

Is it possible to change the font when printing web pages in the simplified format? It appears that the default font is Times New Roamn ... I would like to change the font to something more aesthetically pleasing.

Not come across this before, my wife's PC now only shows roughly half of its header. Previously when she opened a Firefox link the app opened and it opened with a tab in Firefox. As you will see in the screenshot the opened link now appears as a tab in the header. Hard to explain so the attached screenshot should help. The File, View,History,Bookmarks Tools and Help cannot be seen along with half of the search box. No idea what's gone wrong so hope someone here can help.

I'm not entirely sure when this behavior started, but I noticed sometime after upgrading to 115 (ESR) and it happens on Windows and MacOS environments in the same general versions of the browser. Refer to the attached image for clarity, but I'd like to know where to disable/remove the "add Youtube" (and all other suggestions) from this context menu when browsing domains that act as a search platforms. I prefer stripped-down context menus. I do NOT want suggestions of any kind from browser as they are never helpful and just add clutter and interaction that I'm not using the product for.

Where are these settings located? Are they any policy modifications that will remove these suggestions failing a setting to turn them off?