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Hello. Yesterday, I deleted all the stored login information, such as cookies. Latter, I tried to make login, I filled my name and password. As usual, Facebook refuses to login, giving me a choice of extra steps necessary. I chosen to receive a security code on my e-mail. I copy and pasted it on the suitable place and click on the button to proceed.

That's when things stop working. It usually it works as expected, but now it just return to the login page, nothing filled. Bellow, an apparently relevant info the shows on browser console:

"ErrorUtils caught an error:

_.getClientCapabilities is not a function [Caught in: Passkey authentication failed during visibility callback]

Subsequent non-fatal errors won't be logged; see https://fburl.com/debugjs. Object { column: "1421", clientTime: 1774704924, extra: {}, guardList: [], hash: "ukkpfs", isNormalizedError: true, line: "86", loggingSource: "FBLOGGER", message: "_.getClientCapabilities is not a function [Caught in: Passkey authentication failed during visibility callback]", messageFormat: "_.getClientCapabilities is not a function [Caught in: Passkey authentication failed during visibility callback]", … } D_9oglqPD5n.js:79:56"

I've got a question/suggestion about Picture in Picture feature. Why "Close" button works the same as "Back to Tab"?

Scenario: Close the Picture in Picture video by clicking on the [X] button or Cmd+W shortcut.

Actual result: Picture in Picture closes and Firefox window opens, on the tab containing the video. This is very strange behaviour. If I close the video, I don't want to watch it now. Essentially "Close" button works exactly like "Back to Tab" button - so what's the point? If I wanted to switch to the tab - I would click on "Back to tab".

Expected result: I expect Picture in Picture video to close and nothing else to happen. Don't open the window/tab containing the video.

Thanks

Hello. How can I post HTML code snippets in support.mozilla.org questions ? All HTML code is rendered and none of the usual markdown (``` etc.) works.