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Long time User of Firefox. Everyone day, one of the first sites I read is WSJ.com. Recently (now running 89.0 Firefox) the WSJ.com website has been totally jumbled. I cross checked it on Chrome, where it was working fine. I have reported this to WSJ.com, and now also to Firefox. Is there a new setting requirement in Firefox 89.0 for that page? This is the only regular site I visit where this is occurring.

Any insights?

I am trying to read and respond to comments on articles on the Foxnews.com site. I have been doing this for a long time, Suddenly I can not.

Using iMac with latest SW. Firefox latest version. Also tried Chrome and Safari.

When I go to their home page my computer is logged in as usual automatically. However when I click on an article it displays the article but the comments section is never displayed and my computer is not logged on on that page, Nor is there a button to login again.

I have turned off tracking protection. And listedf the website as to allow ads etc I think, Not sure about the latter,

Baffling me. Any help would be nice.

Firefox just updated itself to version 89. It is now displaying my tabs in a smaller, paler font. the tabs are very difficult to read. How do I make the tabs easier to read, namely larger and bolder?

Hi,

I recently had to "refresh" Firefox after internet connectivity issues (Firefox would randomly be unable to connect to the internet for several minutes at a time, many times throughout the day). A refresh seemed to take care of that connectivity issue, but it did reset everything else. I'm having issues now where Firefox is automatically logging me out of accounts that I would normally be logged into all the time. Passwords don't autofill anymore when I attempt to re-login to this accounts (even though post-refresh I have opted for Firefox to remember them).

"Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" is currently UNchecked, and besides that, I haven't quit Firefox. I've put my computer (mac) to sleep several times but I don't quit firefox when I do this.

Any other ideas? I've used Firefox for years without a single issue but have had several things pop up over the course of the past month that are making it a bit inconvenient...

Thanks in advance-

I really hope there's a way to sort the tabs/windows listed in the Windows drop-down menu. It would be pretty cumbersome, time-wasting, and absurd that Firefox, in 2021, makes us look up & down for a certain tab, due to their being shown in completely random order. Is there a way to put them in either alphabetical or chronological order?

For the past couple of weeks, I have been having an issue with web pages and emails showing my type all scrambled. I can't recall changing any settings. I am running MacOS Mojave 10.14.6, and Firefox 89.0. I have a screenshot attached to show what it's doing. If I close and then reopen Firefox, then it's fine, but not for too long. Within a 1/2 or so, I have to close and restart all over again. Any help is appreciated!

For some reason, every time I go to fill in my email address, only one option is shown via auto-fill. And it's not even the address that I use when signed in here! I can't find anyplace to add it, or another, to my auto-fill options, I don't even see the one address it keeps wanting me to use, anywhere. None of the help articles say how to do this either.

I just updated to FF89. When I start typing in the search bar located in the New Tab page, the cursor jumps to the address bar and I get the search suggestions in the address bar. In previous versions of FF the cursor stayed in the New Tab page. How can I go back to the old behavior?

Thanks!

SInce updating to the latest version, Firefox takes forever to open many sites, and many times is unresponsive to clicks on links. I often have to hit the reload button to load new pages, and have to click several more times before the link will open a new page.

this is curious. after updating to Firefox 89, it wants to use Skia Black where Skia is specified in CSS. switching to Troubleshoot Mode corrects the behavior and the proper weight is displayed, but Refreshing Firefox to reset settings and extensions does not fix it permanently.

Since the update to 89, the fonts in the tabs are so small I can barely read them. I use MacBook Air laptop. I wish I had never allowed the update! Please tell me how to fix this problem.

Whenever i open any video or channel or any page on youtube, firefox auto scrolls down just a little bit so i cant see full video or begging of a page. Super annoying Im using lates version of firefox, on macOS big sur 11.4

Thanks

Since updating to Firefox 89, when I right-click and choose select all, the text is not selected. I'm using it primarily to edit pages in a blog. I've tried it in Firefox ESR and it works fine, just not in Firefox 89.

I have a Google Fiber connection (up to 500 Mbps). When I use the Firefox 89.0 browser (my favorite), at best I get about one fifth of the speed that I get when using the Safari browser (e.g., 70 vs. 340 Mbps). I guess I could just use Safari but apart from the ease of use thanks to uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger add-ons in Firefox, Netflix doesn't want to stream in Safari. So I am screwed either way. The Google Fiber help line doesn't know what to do, their tech who came to my home said that he sees this a lot with Firefox, no solution. And yes, I have 150 GB of empty space on my hard drive so that's not an issue. Also, MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6, 16 GB of 1600 MHz DDR3 RAM, 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7, Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB. Any ideas what causes this and/or how this can be fixed or improved?

Because my Mac was a bit slow, I decided to close several apps and reboot. Normally, Firefox opens at restart with all my previous tabs intact. The Firefox tool bar opened but the browser page did not. It appeared for a nano second and was gone. I opened Safari and downloaded Firefox.

After upgrading to Firefox 89.0 and spending hours setting up tabs, menu bar, extensions, etc. I closed and restarted to test to see if I was going to have the same problem as before. All my settings were gone and I had to sign in and restart from scratch. I vaguely remember that I should be able to open Firefox without signing in. Thanking you for your help in advance.

Mac 11.4 Big Sur

Yesterday, my search engine, which was regularly Google, got bugged by searchmarquis. After hours of trying to resolve the issue, I resorted to refreshing Firefox. Once the browser was up and running, I tried to recover my passwords and my logins in Firefox Lockwise. I followed steps from pages on the support and previously used solutions on the site, but none have been successful. I have a folder entitled, "Old Firefox Data," and tried importing it into Firefox Lockwise, however, every attempt was met with an error message.