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Hello everyone,

I usually use youtube so the tab with youtube keeps crashing very often, but i think it happens it all webpages.

Here is the report bp-609d9162-75a0-4a6c-b65a-544480250628 https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/609d9162-75a0-4a6c-b65a-544480250628 with troubleshoot mode.

I m currently using the 140.0.2 (64-bit) of firefox on EndeavouOS.

(Ironically enough the firefox froze while writing this)

What should I do to stop the tabs from crashing?

Thanks

Alternative search engines no longer appear when typing the stasrt of a search. Am able to set alternative search engine in settings but need to go back to settings if I want to use another one. This happened after a recent update - perhaps as much as a week ago.

Hi everyone,

I'm using the Firefox browser (version 128.11.0esr (64-bit)) on MacOS (version 15.5 (24F74)) and experiencing a possible display bug in the ChatGPT website’s project window (as the attached Image-1.jpg shows).

When a self-defined ChatGPT project contains multiple chats, which means the right part of the website page needs to be scroll-able to show all its chats, it seems that it cannot be scrolled using Firefox, and no scrollbar appears. Yet I noticed that the chat list on the left can be scrolled normally.

Besides, I had another try using Chrome, and it work fine there (as shown in attached Image-Chrome.jpg.)

It's quite annoying since I have to switch to Chrome—not my default Firefox—to completely explore all my chats every time. Could someone please verify this and fix it if it is not just on my end?

I have a 120Hz display with dynamic refresh rate enabled in the Windows settings (48Hz-120Hz). With dynamic refresh rate enabled Firefox locks browsing at 60Hz. With dynamic refresh rate disabled Firefox shows all websites at 120Hz. Due to battery efficiency reasons I would like to use dynamic refresh rate but still use Firefox with 120Hz across all websites. Is there a hidden setting which I have missed? Thanks!

I'm writing an extendion wich needs to download a file:

```js

   let url = URL.createObjectURL(new Blob([content + '\n']));

   try {
       const id = await browser.downloads.download(
           {
               filename: "some_name",
               saveAs: false,
               conflictAction: "overwrite",
               url: url
           }
       );

       await browser.downloads.erase({id: id});
   } finally {
       URL.revokeObjectURL(url);
   }

```

If the file does not exist yet, it works great. If the file exists but is exactly the same, it still works. But if there is a need to override the file with different content, the file gets deleted and it is not being replaced.

According to inotifywait, the new file IS created, but immediately deleted.

Do I understand something wrong? What am I supposed to do?

unable to play games on pch.com. Apparently firefox has a certificate problem with pch.com.

While I am able to log into my Google account in Chrome, I am unable to do so in Firefox after the latest update. Whenever I try, I am redirected to the attached support page, which asks me to delete cookies and cache contents. Deleting those does not help.

Please help!

When I try to access a movie or get further info by clicking the movie's pic, I get this message, despite deleting my cache and cookies, closing and opening Firefox, shutting and opening my MacBook. Any suggestions most appreciated!

That shouldn't have happened.

It looks like something went wrong on our side. Let's find you a great video to watch instead.

How to save port or path in Firefox Windows Password Manager, For example: http://192.168.2.111:8080/a_project and http://192.168.2.111:8080/b_project These two addresses have different usernames because different ports represent different projects, So far, accessing this address http://192.168.2.111:8080/a_project It will display http://192.168.2.111:8080/b_project The username and password Because the password manager can only store IP or domain names and cannot store ports and project paths, it is very inconvenient to use for instance: https://localhost:8080 and https://localhost:9090 They actually need to save their respective usernames and passwords separately, but currently they can only https://localhost To save, when I access//localhost: 8080, it still displays the username and password under//localhost: 9090. Is this issue a bug or does it require some configuration to be enabled?