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In past few days twitch on firefox browser started to act strange. Webpage loads without some elements, login window doesnt opens, streams load indefenetely. Tried to clear cash and cookies. Chrome doesnt have such problem.

The middle mouse button press has no response.,Can't scroll the screen.,Other functions of the mouse are normal.,In other browsers, the middle mouse button is all normal.,What is the reason for this? Windows 11 brand new, new installation of Firefox.

Wikipedia render Thai fonts correctly. But it seems to render Latin texts and numbers in "TH Charm of AU" font for Thai articles, which I did not set anywhere in the browser (and my operating system). Ticking "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above" does not fix it either. But it renders fonts correctly in English version of the same article. (See the attached images).

Any ways to fix this?

Thanks in advance.

Over the past couple of days, Firefox has been crashing almost constantly, with my MacBook sometimes also crashing/restarting. Both Firebox and my MacBook are up to date. I've also used troubleshoot mode and turned off my extensions, which seemed to lower the number of crashes, but it still crashes often. It might not be a problem with Firefox itself and be my laptop though.

Here are the most recently submitted crashes: bp-d9d40206-0c39-42bf-bafa-7d3db0250601 bp-da8e889b-418e-4013-a15f-0baab0250601 bp-91a858dc-fd66-4d56-b562-df0210250601 bp-994111f2-6adb-4880-8ba5-7f4260250601 bp-2f6f1988-eec7-458c-8adc-0593d0250601 bp-3e8aed4c-653d-4cac-b27d-03b3c0250601 bp-85a5ab0f-c67f-4bbc-808c-c34ca0250601 bp-c9bdc438-4ab2-4140-b24e-d8a1f0250601 bp-9bcb646e-3759-4a15-a774-2a3610250601 bp-c4cfb24f-b526-44b8-9bee-285110250601 bp-9a99ba98-2740-482e-8f7e-ecded0250601 bp-55fdf2c4-ed4c-49f9-aa84-5da910250601 bp-1be15c0c-5b2a-4f42-90b0-65f460250601 bp-bb5b2ae9-1873-4983-a809-0c0780250601 bp-863836b6-675e-44b5-a436-a05cf0250601 bp-fa6a27b6-10c1-4493-8e5a-9b6d60250601 bp-14df44da-d422-463b-bdae-429c40250601 bp-64e8612a-1f0f-43d4-8ea7-213db0250601 bp-c9d05cd4-de71-4ddd-9a30-3be8c0250601 bp-29db71dc-9b83-47f1-9f37-328490250531 bp-45a5bdb4-8741-4a74-a281-e82680250531

If there's a way to resolve this, I'd super appreciate it.

I'm experiencing an issue with the drag and drop functionality in my browser that's significantly affecting my workflow. Previous behavior:

I could drag any selected text to any area of the browser window to open a new search tab I could lightly drag links anywhere to open them in new tabs

Current behavior:

Now I must drag content specifically to the tab bar at the top to open new tabs This extra precision required is frustrating and slowing down my browsing

I haven't intentionally changed any settings, and this change happened suddenly. This functionality was extremely useful for me as I frequently need to open multiple tabs while researching. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Is this a new "feature" or a bug? Most importantly, does anyone know how to restore the previous drag and drop behavior? Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions!

When I click on headlines for Yahoo Sports articles, the headline is centered on my screen, but the article is on the right periphery with only the very left portion of the article visible. I don't know how to center the article to make it legible. This problem only occurs with Sports articles, not with Yahoo news of finance ones. How do I fix?

I've used Firefox for many years. The past month or so weather radar doesn't come up on multiple weather sites, pages are slow to load or don't load, getting error codes on video's, pictures don't always load, and many other problems. I uninstalled Firefox and re-installed the current browser and I still have all these problems. I'm having to use another browser now. I run Windows 11 on my PC.

I’ve noticed that Firefox consumes a lot of memory, especially when I have multiple tabs open. Sometimes, it slows down my entire system, and Task Manager shows Firefox using over 1GB of RAM even with just a few tabs. Other browsers like Chrome or Edge seem to handle memory better with the same number of tabs.

I’ve tried restarting Firefox, closing unused tabs, and disabling a few extensions, but the problem keeps coming back. I even checked techsquest.com for tips, but I’m still struggling. Are there specific settings, hidden features, or optimizations I can apply to reduce Firefox’s memory usage without sacrificing performance?

Here’s what I’ve already checked:

Firefox is updated to the latest version.

No unusual extensions running (just uBlock Origin and Dark Reader).

Hardware acceleration is enabled.

Any help would be appreciated—thanks in advance!

As of the last update, I cannot log into my at&t email. I can log in using google chrome but can't using firefox.

I've spent 4 hours on the phone talking to at&t tech support with no solution; therefore, it appears this log in problem may be because of a firefox update.

Is there any way firefox can fix this?

Thank you, George

My Firefox is using a lot of data; I don’t know why.

I am not using Firefox, and it is not running in the background, yet it is always using the internet. So what do I need to do in this situation? I tried to stop the internet connection using outbound rules, but it did not work. It is still using the internet. What is the reason my browser has high data usage? I have high data usage; in fact, in the past 12 days, we've used 30+ GB of data.

Hello,

I checked the troubleshoot and gave all the necesarry permissions on my Mac for Google Meet to use my screen (allowed audio, video and screen recording). Nevertheless, I cannot manage to share my screen on Google Meet. As shown in the screenshot, it offers the option to share my whole screen (I cannot select a window or a tab...) but for my audience neither this is working.

Could you please help me fix this?

Many thanks in advance!

I thought it was an issue with my pc, but chrome does not have this issue and neither do other applications. I have tried clearing my cache and cookies as well as ensuring mozilla was using my computer performance settings as opposed to hardware acceleration. The attached images are a very small example of the issue. Typically, after clicking on the screen or pressing a button the text is corrected but often replaced with new text being "corrupted". Any help would be greatly appreciated.