Firefox Tekoha Aty

So I'm helping sort out an individual who is very computer illiterate and I'm getting them to use Firefox.. but when it updates, the window that tells you what's new pops up... now this is helpful for most! but for this individual it really confuses them and they tend to call me about it every time... so I'm wondering if their is a way to disable the popup window, to make it less confusing for them without disabling the updates entirely?

In other browsers (Brave, for example, and Chrome) I can open a drop down menu, and while holding Ctrl choose multiple sites to view. In Firefox, if I drop the menu and choose one site, the menu disappears before I can choose others, even if I hold the Ctrl key. I have to reopen the menu for every site I want from that menu. Is there a way to make FF act like other browsers in this respect?

When I click on HyperLink with link as "view-source:https://rt-admin.ratetiger.com:8443/RTAdminDashboard/ARIDeltaReportWeblDetailAction?websitereqid=1060005747&xmltype=REQUEST_XML" in Firefox it should show the below page:- <Website name="Bookings-XML" CurrencyCode="ZAR" travelSiteDcode="140700">

   <Hotel name="Kwa Maritane Bush Lodge Pilanesburg" usersession="" dummy="" hotelCode="60141">
       <RoomType Updated="Y" name="Executive Twin Room|Standard Rate|N" code="1013866|29090001" BaseOccupancy="2" description="">
           <Date id="2027-07-23">
               <Rate NAvail="20" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
           <Date id="2027-07-24">
               <Rate NAvail="-1" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
           <Date id="2027-07-25">
               <Rate NAvail="-1" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
       </RoomType>
       <RoomType Updated="Y" name="Standard King Room|Standard Rate|N" code="1013866|29090003" BaseOccupancy="2" description="">
           <Date id="2027-07-23">
               <Rate NAvail="16" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
           <Date id="2027-07-24">
               <Rate NAvail="14" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
           <Date id="2027-07-25">
               <Rate NAvail="-1" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
       </RoomType>
       <RoomType Updated="Y" name="Executive King Room|Standard Rate|N" code="1013866|29090005" BaseOccupancy="2" description="">
           <Date id="2027-07-23">
               <Rate NAvail="20" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
           <Date id="2027-07-24">
               <Rate NAvail="18" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
           <Date id="2027-07-25">
               <Rate NAvail="18" Avail=""></Rate>
           </Date>
       </RoomType>
       <ParamList values="|Avail" ProductType="RTConnect"/>
   </Hotel>

</Website>

But to avail the above I have to click on View Page Source option. How to correct the setting of Firefox to have this directly.

Dear Mozilla Firefox Support Team, I am experiencing an ongoing issue with Firefox's weather widget on my Mac. The widget continues to display Fredericksburg instead of New York City, where I am located. When I attempt to change the location by entering "New York," "New York, NY," or ZIP code "10032," Firefox does not display any matching locations. The only available option is "Use current location." I am using Firefox version 157.0.1 (64-bit), and the browser is up to date. Troubleshooting steps already completed: 1. Restarted Firefox several times. 2. Disabled and re-enabled the weather widget. 3. Enabled macOS Location Services specifically for Firefox. 4. Verified that browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.weather.locationSearchEnabled is set to true. 5. Confirmed that Firefox's built-in VPN is disabled. 6. Successfully changed AccuWeather's location to New York. 7. Confirmed that Safari and Microsoft Edge recognize New York. Despite these steps, Firefox continues to display Fredericksburg. More recently, the widget has also displayed the error message: "Weather data is not available right now." My network uses Firewalla with ProtonVPN. I would prefer to maintain my current security configuration. Could you please explain how to reset or manually change Firefox's weather widget location to New York City and restore accurate weather information? Thank you for your assistance.

This is killing my efficiency, I upload many files in the order i see fit, I select the folder, I upload the file, I open the link again to upload, it takes me to the same folder. Not anymore

Now, with every upload no matter what folder I am in it takes me to "Download" folder, this change just happened on 10-8-26. Open link to upload file, now it is defaulted "Download" folder, it used to be last folder used.

I dont have this issue when I upload in chrome.

I do not use all of Fire Fox or any other program. I like some of this and some of that, but like a tough business, you try and stop me from doing this. I HATE it when Fire Fox updates, it changes every thing I have set up for ME, not you. I have stopped all updates until I can take a look at them , but some times I just don't want what you are updating. I don't have my phone synced to my computer, so I don't want you trying to do it. I do not like, especially with Windows 11, all the jumps, changes to try and save my pass words unless I have a key. I don't want a key, just save my pass words. I know Fire Fox is owned and operated by Mozilla, but how can I separate you so I don't have you messing with the way I want things. I use Google, Fire Fox, DUCK DUCK, but I do not like Edge and Bing, but I like some of most of them. I know you have a community of testers but that is not the average user. Some people rely on all the things you, Google, Windows, and Microsoft offer, but I do not think the majority of the users like this. Have you seen a lot of the comments about KEY, They weren't happy with it. So why force it on those of us who don't want it. GIve me my computer back and offer changes but don't force them on us

I don't think I have the only decisive factor when switching from Chrome/Chromium-based browsers to Firefox - this is precisely the lack of support for web progressive applications. They are very convenient to use those sites that people use every day (YouTube, Reddit, Canva, Figma, GitHub, ProtonDB, etc.). I would really like you to add such mechanics from chromium-based browsers - this would change the situation very much when choosing "which browser to use?". I'm a Linux user, particularly Fedora, so I'm often helped by PWAs to use the same Instagram, Canva, Figma, GitHub, Reverso Context and others as if they were separate applications on a computer. This is much more convenient than keeping everything in tabs in the browser. Do not ignore my request, please! I would really like this mechanics in the browser

Today firefox changes theme and startpage everytime i startup, i have tried resync theme and settings, and turn off sync, and try remove startcash, and tried falesafe start, still the same.. and now i saw that firefox color addon was enabled by startup also.. should have something to do with the new update? The problem seems to be solved, perhaps it was firefox color being enabled by startup..

I REALLY don't want to see prompts like this ... when FF upgrades to a newer release. I postponed clicking on adding this application since I really didn't know what it as going to do, or how to remove it once done. The little 'i' in the red circle did nothing. So - I finally clicked on it to make it go away. Not hat I call a very seamless upgrade.

When you go to the "Help and Support" section, a link for transferring data to another device appears. It clashes with the overall design and is annoying. Please remove it.

Please forgive me if this question was already answered and that I might have accidentally overlooked that answer.

I'm running Firefox 144.0 (64-bit) under Debian 13 (linux).

I want to configure Firefox to never restore any previous session when it starts up, irrespective of how Firefox was last exited.

Even if a running Firefox session was externally killed via some sort of system command or because of a reboot, I never, never, never, never, never, never, never, NEVER (!!!) want it to restart in any previous session.

I ALWAYS (!!!) want Firefox to launch with its default start page, no matter what.

I tried all of the suggestions that I have found on line about how this might be accomplished, but with each one of them, there are cases where the previous session was restored.

I repeat, I do NOT (!!!) EVER (!!!) want the previous session to be restored, under any circumstances.

Is there a way to accomplish this?

Thank you in advance for any suggestions, and again, please accept my apology if this has been answered and I overlooked that answer.