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In addition to the Other Bookmarks folder at the bottom of the sidebar, 3 additional Other Bookmarks folders have appeared within other folders, all containing the same bookmarks. If I delete a bookmark in one Other Bookmarks folder it disappears from the others. I am concerned that if I delete one extra Other Bookmarks folder the others will all disappear with their bookmarks. How can I delete just the extra Other Bookmarks folders, and why did they just show up?

I updated today because of the CA issue but this version of Firefox seems not to be able to save PDF files. This might be a bug.

What I did to try to resolve:

1. Tested saving PDFs from different websites: no PDFs were saved. All failed silently (Save as PDF dialog closes as normal after I select the destination for the file. No file is produced, no error message is shown.)

2. Checked to see if a different application could save PDFs today on my computer. No problem. It's just Firefox.

3. Restarted Firefox: same problem

4. Restarted my Mac (mini m4, Sequoia 15.8.1): same problem

Note: Printing on paper from Firefox still works.

You say the clean link option is automatically enabled. I tried to use it when copying a link but the option did not appear on the drop down menu. How do I activat this feature?

I am no longer able to open in Mac Preview or save when hitting Command + P, then 'print using system dialog'. It will only print instead. For instance, I save certain web pages as PDFs using the print dialog and now it will only print when trying to use either the save or preview options. Command + P, print using system dialog, then I choose either save as PDF or open in Mac Preview, but as soon as I do one of these it will only print. I am able to use save in the drop-down list of printers, but I need to be able to open in Mac Preview.

Updated Firefox browser for desktop on Mac to 158.0 on 10/15/26

On 10/14/26 using previous Firefox version 157.0 on Amazon.com Prime Video section, pages would load properly and videos could be played properly.

10/15/26 using updated version on Amazon.com Prime Video section, page would initially load properly only to later freeze. Videos could not be played. And freezing could not be corrected unless closing the tab on the browser.

10/15/26 using Safari browser on Amazon.com Prime video section, pages loaded properly and videos played properly.

Clearing cache and site data on updated version of Firefox did not have any effect. Pages continued to freeze and videos unplayable when starting over and navigating to the relevant pages.

Steps to reproduce:

go to amazon.com login to account go to prime video page

expected results video selection appears and user can select and play videos

actual result video selection appear but freezes after a second or two,. videos cannot be played

Repro rate 5/5

Environment Variables Firefox 158.0 Mac OS GoldenGate 27.0.1

Other information Other amazon pages like whole foods and home page and Subscribe & save not affected Just Prime Video page affected

I have been using a financial website recently. I signed out and closed the web pages, Mozilla is set to always clear my History when closing my MacBook or my Windows 11 laptop. When I came back to either laptop some time later and go onto Mozilla and enter the webpage details, when I clicked on the login page my username and password are both in both of the relevant boxes. This should not be happening. Is it a setting I need to change or an issue with the Webpage? Just to confirm I deleted the user & password details from the login page & closed the login page. closed every other Mozilla webpage that was open. I quit Mozilla on the Macbook. Then I opened my Windows 11 laptop. Signed into Windows. Checked my Mozilla Account & cleared all history so there was no Nucleus webpages in history or anything else. My settings are set as shown in the attachments.

Then I found the login page and opened it.and There is were my user details & password. as shown also.

As I am trying to make my browsing faster by minimizing the use of the mouse, I have come across an issue: if I search among all tabs on Firefox for Mac, either by "shift + command + A" or by adding a percent sign to the address / search bar, selecting a tab that is within a collapsed tab group deleted the tab group in question in this keyboard-based manner of execution. This issue leads to the unnecessary need to recreate the tab group. I have verified the issue at least with a collapsed tab group containing a single tab.

Until a week or two ago, Amazon Prime Video worked without a problem in my Firefox browser. Now I cannot get Prime Video to open any show (the play button keeps spinning and is not clickable). The website is unresponsive as well, although it loads. Here is what I have already done for troubleshooting.

1. Updated Firefox to latest version. 2. Cleared cache and cookies. 3. Checked for hardware acceleration issues. 4. Disabled IPv6. 5. Tested in Private mode with all add-ons disabled. 6. Disabled Enhanced tracking protection.

This is an issue with Firefox since Prime Video works fine on other browsers.