Pytyvõha aty Firefox rehegua

I've been searching for a way to hide the tab bar and reclaim that space. Some sources on the web set to change some settings in about:config and edit userChrome.css, but this did not work. This question links to an add-on to do it, but the link is broken:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1331617

I just installed a few new drivers, which apparently caused my laptop to restart, but for some reason when I oppened Firefox again, it loaded a session from a month ago, not the session I left this morning. I looked in the Firefox/Profiles directory and couldn't find any recent sessions there either. Why has Firefox lost my session, and is there any way I can get it back?

I've asked this question a long time ago, and received no answers. I resorted to resetting it every time, however a new problem has come about, forcing me to ask again.

Whenever I open my browser, my tabs have reset themselves to default width. I prefer them at a wider width, so I navigate to about:config and edit the browser.tabs.tabMinWidth to 100. I have to do this every time.

However, for some reason doing this now also hides/removes tab close buttons on each tab, which is problematic to my style of browsing.

I had an userCSS file, but even after removing it as a test, the problem persists. If it matters, my style of browsing has me keep two windows open at any given time. I did try to change it with only one window open, but the change did not stick.

Only tab-specific add-ons I have are FoxyTab and a tab suspender.

Any help is appreciated, be it making sure the tab close buttons do not disappear, or be it making sure the tabs remain at minimum of 100 width.

Whenever I leave a video playing in Firefox and open a different application in the foreground, the video stops playing after about 10 seconds. The audio will continue to play, but the video will freeze. I realized this when I tried to stream a YouTube video to a Discord call. I could see the frozen frame in the stream, and when I re-open Firefox, I could see the frozen frame for a split-second before the video resumed.

I've restarted my computer. I've gone into about:config and messed with every setting with the word "throttle" or "throttling" in them. I've also messed with the autoplay settings. I've Refreshed Firefox. I've uninstalled and re-installed Firefox twice. I made a new profile.

None of these have helped my issue.

Any other solutions would be greatly appreciated!

Hello. My previous computer failed. I bought a new computer with Windows 11…plus I have the hard drive from the previous computer connected as an external drive to my new computer. I would like to know how I might retrieve my old session of Firefox tabs that I had up and running on my old computer. Thank you so much, Lawrence Eason

Hello, since I updated the portable Firefox to Version 113 every tab is failing when opened for the first time. I have to reopen at least once to get the marked website running. I never had that unstability before. PLease address this problem for the new update. Thanks Englischfan

Team Mozilla Firefox,

Good-day & Greetings!

Though 'Mozilla Firefox' is indeed a very good & leading browser. Thanks & highly appreciate your work on this. I want this to have few very important & competitive features & continue leading all the others in the market .

Hence, I suggest to look at 'Vivaldi Browser' (https://vivaldi.com/) & specially it's feature of '2 level Tab Stacking' (https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tabs/tab-stacks/) which is most useful feature.

& also 'Arc Browser' (from The Browser Company, New York/ https://arc.net) & specially it's feature of 'having folders for pinned tabs' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVZZv1ygNP8).

We can also incorporate that as well to make 'Mozilla Firefox' more feature rich.

Hi there. I'm using Windows 10. Recently, I have noticed that pressing Ctrl+F4 doesn't close a Firefox tab for me anymore. Ctrl+W does close the current tab, but my muscle memory is for Ctrl+F4 and I'd like to figure out why it quit working.

Any clues for me? Thank you!

Firefox opens with a new tab containing 8 links per row. However, all subsequent new tabs have only 6 links per row. They used to always have 8 links per row. Why? A bug or a configuration change? I have made no changes.

Whenever I right-click a YouTube video on the home page and select 'open link in new tab' followed by launching the tab in focus, the YouTube video on the corresponding tab automatically starts playing. How do I get the YouTube video on new tabs to stop automatically playing as soon as I enter the tab?

Troubleshooting steps attempted:

Disabling all add-ons. Selected block audio and video 'for the autoplay setting under Privacy & Securty. Set media.autoplay.enabled.user-gestures-needed via about:config to true

The strange part is that if I open Firefox in a clean, new profile, navigate to the YouTube website, and then right-click a YouTube video to 'open link in new tab' and then open the tab itself, the video DOES NOT automatically start playing. How do I get that same functionality on my default, main profile?

EDIT - Solved! For anybody who wants to disable autoplay follow this tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn7_PiwhG4M

Till version 112 I used this in my userChrome.css to get back the close buttons on tabs, but only when I hover over them (active or inactive tabs): .tab-close-button{ display: none } .tabbrowser-tab:not([pinned]):hover .tab-close-button{

   display: -moz-box !important

}

But now with version 113.0.1 it doesn't work at all and no X appears when I hover over my tabs.

I tried adding #tabbrowser-tabs[closebuttons="activetab"] on top of the previous code, but it made the X appear all the time.

How could I update this code so I get the desired result only when I hover over a tab?

Currently I'm using the css from this thread https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1341968 Now with firefox 113, this no longer works, I'm hoping someone can help me with this.