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Started a couple days ago

Youtube works fine for everything, except when i try to watch a video, the rectangle where the video is supposed to be appears black during loading (normal) but then vanish.

checking the console i get a huge error that's just unreadable for me

it doesn't happen on edge, or in private navigation

turning every addon off doesn't fix the issue, and it does it even in "troubleshoot mode"

i haven't "refreshed" because i don't know what kind of data will be lost when i do that

What does this mean? being updated by another instance

Is this why my FF is running godawful slow today?

Pages coming up in 20 to 60 seconds or more instead of in a second or two.

I have an quite annoying( disturbing) issue related to your browser. The problem is that Firefox is stuck into Desktop mode.

Since I have an Samsung Galaxy Tab S9Fe ( SM-X516BEE). However I've never experienced it on previous versions ( below 120-30 something). My pervious version is: 138.0.2

Not only that all of my serach results are the same as on PC( since Android is LINUX based), bus also that many pages are opened as if they were on PC. But as well that the graphics is completly wierd.

However I have already Deactivated Desctop mode- but however it's still stuck in Desktop mode.

So my vonclution is that Samsung devices( Tablets) make it easy for itself and make it equal to LINUX/ UBUTNU.

So it also sems that all versions published on Google Play= to Desktop( PC/ LINUX). So please get rid of this annoying stuff and publish an regular mobile version.

Hello Firefox Community,

I'm experiencing a strange issue with my website, https://www.hostgrap.com.

When I visit the site using Firefox, I get the following error:

Bad gateway Error code 502 Visit cloudflare.com for more information. 2025-05-14 04:02:47 UTC

Browser: Working Cloudflare: Working Host: Error

However, the same website works perfectly fine on other browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Safari.

Troubleshooting steps I’ve tried in Firefox:

Cleared cache and cookies Disabled all extensions Cleared DNS and HTTP cache via about:networking Checked proxy settings (set to system default) Tried Private Window Flushed system DNS Updated Firefox to the latest version

None of the above resolved the issue. The error appears consistently only in Firefox. I’m using Cloudflare for DNS and reverse proxy, and the server is working as expected for all other users/browsers.

Additional Info:

OS: Windows 10 Home Single Language Firefox Version: 138.0.3

This issue happens even after disabling all add-ons

No custom rules in Cloudflare specifically targeting Firefox or its user agent

Is there something Firefox-specific that could be triggering this behavior with Cloudflare or my server?

Thanks in advance!

For unknown reasons I cannot load ATT mail or Myatt. I have turned off virus protection and adblock, same result. Not sure when this started. Windows 11 Home. Dell XPS desktop, i9,

Hi there, For a couple of weeks my youtube.com and myanimelist.net have both been outdated versions of the sites, such as my youtube showing recommendations i saw weeks ago and my myanimelist showing my shows as unwatched or at an outdated amount of episodes watched. It only changes back to up to date when i refresh.

I have tried clearing my cache and booting in safe mode and these both didn't work. This issue isn't that pressing but getting it fixed would be amazing. I couldn't find anything in the help forums or on google or reddit so Im asking here.

Copy, Cut and Paste are not working in Google Sheets or Google Docs using Ctrl-X, Ctrl-C or Ctrl-V. Other control combos do work such as Ctrl-Z, Y and F. These features are working on Chrome with the same files. I disabled extensions and tried the Troubleshoot mode. Neither helped. Using Firefox desktop 138.0.1 on Win-10 Pro.

Unable to connect

Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at localhost.

   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.