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My manage exceptions list is now being cleared out and clearing out all the cookies and site data with it when I close my browser with the "Clear cookies and site data every time you close Firefox" checked off.

It should only be clearing out cookies and site data for everything outside of the allowed things in the managed list.

A website added as exception is deleted next time Firefox is used. Cannot find any solution. Can turn off ETP manually via shield symbol in url bar.

Edition Windows 10 Pro Version 22H2 Installed on 30/10/2024 OS Build 19045.6466 157.0 Firefox Release

Before the last update, I’m using version 157.0 now, it was possible to simply move a complete Firefox tab using drag-and-drop. I frequently used this feature in a multi-monitor setup. While it is still possible via a right-click and the "Move Tab" option, that takes more effort than simply clicking and dragging.

Is that just switched off and hidden in some options, and really no longer possible?

Thank you,

How do I turn off yet another anti-privacy feature sponsored by Google Tracking(tm)??? The d* check-box is grayed out; the 'Manage Firefox Suggest' redirects back to the grayed out option. Know your audience.

Hei!

I have used firefox.localhost to test my html page containing some JavaScript.

Now suddenly (it has worked nicely many times) it claims that there is not connection:

I also tried the "BlueFox" (developer version) and the response was exactly the same.

Firefox was just yesterday updated. OS is Windows 11.

W.b.r:

Jarmo Alander

jal.t.alander@gmail.com

Here the response text:

" Unable to connect

Firefox can’t connect to the server at firefox1.localhost What can you do about it?

   The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.
   If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer’s network connection.
   If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the web

Firefox 157.0.1, stopped remembering last saved folder used by the inline pdf viewer, Save As always starts in the windows Downloads folder, always, I need to Firefox remember last used folder, because once a month I need to pay a lot of invoices, and always navigate from downloads to the folder where I store receipts, is becoming painful.

Using Firefox 157.0.1. , Windows 10 Pro. When I right click one of the menu items I get is ""Open link in new tab". This has always worked - keeping the current tab open and opening the link in a new tab. When I click on that now it opens the link I want to go to but then closes and replaces current tab. Is this a new "feature"? Please email [redacted email from community support forum]

hen I click on my home page or Fire Fox it has a section on soccer. Since i dont watch or am i interested in soccer; how can that be deleted. After deleting it how would I add Nascar?

Subject: Firefox 157.0.1 – ChatGPT Read Aloud Not Working (“Unable to read aloud”)

Hello Mozilla Firefox Support Team,

I am reporting a problem with Firefox 157.0.1 on Windows involving ChatGPT's Read Aloud feature.

Until approximately one week ago, I could use ChatGPT's Read Aloud feature without any problems. Now, whenever I try to listen to a written ChatGPT response, Firefox displays the following error:

“Unable to read aloud.”

I have confirmed that this problem is specific to Firefox. ChatGPT's Read Aloud feature works perfectly in Google Chrome on the same computer. Additionally, YouTube and other audio applications work normally in Firefox.

Troubleshooting already completed:

Cleared ChatGPT's cookies and website data.

Disabled Firefox Enhanced Tracking Protection for ChatGPT.

Restarted Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode with extensions disabled.

Refreshed ChatGPT and restarted the browser.

Tested ChatGPT Read Aloud in Google Chrome, where it works correctly.

Unfortunately, none of these troubleshooting steps resolved the problem in Firefox.

System information:

Browser: Mozilla Firefox 157.0.1

Operating system: Windows

Website: https://chatgpt.com

Affected feature: ChatGPT Read Aloud

Error: “Unable to read aloud”

I understand that other Firefox 157 users have reported similar problems.

Could your technical team investigate whether a recent Firefox update or browser compatibility issue is interfering with ChatGPT's Read Aloud functionality?

I prefer using Firefox as my primary browser and would appreciate any assistance or information about a possible fix.

Thank you for your assistance.

Regarding FF v157:

- Mozilla have changed the Graphical user interface of Firefox without asking for consent or providing a clear way to revert back to the old interface, yet again. - They have made changes to the settings, so pre-installed search engines can only be toggled off and NOT removed... - There are a bunch of themes now pre-installed that can't be removed.

I think pushing a change without over way to revert, is why I a lot of people don't donate to the Mozilla foundation

I've suddenly started getting continuous pop-up notifications warning of a virus, a trojan virus, system alert, etc. Some mention McAfee (I use Total AV and have run scans and it says there are no problems). THese bitufucatuibs sat they are coming from Firefox. They are just constant and even when I delete them they just keep coming. What's going on?

I'll be blunt...: the new Nova interface is impractical, uncomfortable to use, and I find it genuinely hard to stomach. On a touchscreen, hitting the right tab has become a struggle. With a mouse it is no better — there are now dead grey zones where a click simply does nothing at all. This is not a matter of taste. This is a measurable usability regression, and it shipped to everyone by default. I am not alone in this. The same complaints are all over the forum, and my own students were furious when their terminals updated and everything suddenly turned round. These are people who use this browser for work every single day. For them the update brought nothing but lost time. We like Firefox. We want to keep using it. That is exactly why this is so infuriating: a browser we chose for its control and configurability is now imposing a design decision on us with no way out.

If nothing changes, we will solve it ourselves — with a patch that suppresses update notifications and adds a "Manual update" option to the settings, so that people have a CHOICE and can keep working in the good old rectangular Firefox UI instead of having someone's "brilliant" idea forced on them. I would much rather you simply gave us that choice yourselves.

Please restore a usable, compact, rectangular tab style as a supported option, and fix the dead click zones.

Respectfully, A concerned user