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During the last week I have had the same issue come up on two computers. When starting firefox, the previously saved windows come up blank (no tabs, no content) and nothing works (no opening new tabs or urls). I was able to get firefox back to working condition by renaming extensions folder and then copying extensions one by one back to normal extension folder. When I copied 'newtab@mozilla.org.xpi' the issue came up again. Also, the new tab extension keeps auto adding it self every other boot.

Firefox: 144.0 (64-bit) - Mozilla Firefox for Ubuntu - canonical - 1.0 OS: Kubuntu 24.04.3 LTS x86_64

I am using the (unsupported) compact mode for firefox UI density.

the manifest.json for newtab:

{"manifest_version": 2, "name": "New Tab", "description": "", "version": "145.0.20250919.173227", "browser_specific_settings": {"gecko": {"id": "newtab@mozilla.org", "strict_min_version": "142.0a1"}}, "hidden": true, "background": {"scripts": ["webext-glue/background.js"]}}

Hello I have Firefox 144.0 (64-bit) installed. I added Video DownloadHelper to Firefox, but its icon doesn't appear in the Firefox toolbar. I've tried using Toolbar Customization, but the Video DownloadHelper icon doesn't appear there either, so I can't drag it to the toolbar. Can you help me put the Video DownloadHelper icon on the Firefox toolbar? Thank you

I can not find the add-ons in firefox I have looked exactly as directed and it is not there.

You can help by telling me how to make it show up lie it is supposed to.

Hello!

My 1Password Extension now requires me to click the 1Password icon at the far right of the Firefox nav bar. This, rather than simply autofilling the field(s) in question. In other words, it no longer "calls" 1Password and picks the correct, corresponding record in 1P, asking to confirm the autofill.

This is a new behavior that seems to coincide with a recent Firefox update and/or update to MACOS 26, but I can't be sure.

I absolutely detest this new 'functionality'.

Could this bee (: something wrong and not intentional?

Hello!

My 1Password Extension now requires me to click the 1Password icon at the far right of the Firefox nav bar. This, rather than simply autofilling the field(s) in question. In other words, it no longer "calls" 1Password and picks the correct, corresponding record in 1P, asking to confirm the autofill.

This is a new behavior that seems to coincide with a recent Firefox update and/or update to MACOS 26, but I can't be sure.

I absolutely detest this new 'functionality'.

Could this bee (: something wrong and not intentional?

On my Mac I have an AI chatbot to use in the Firefox sidebar. When I opened a new installation on Linux it does not appear. I wonder because all my extenions show up and bookmarks show up but not that. Am I doing something wrong?

Kind regards, Gordon.

I cannot locate Adobe Acrobat extension to install in Firefox, v143, operating within Windows 11. I had previously been able to install this extension in Firefox operating within Windows 10.

I’ve been using Firefox with the Roboform Password Manager extension flawlessly for years. The other day the Roboform toolbar disappeared and stopped working. I’ve contacted Roboform and they believe it’s a browser issue. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the RoboForm program and extension a number of times with no luck. I tried starting Firefox in safe mode and installing the extension but still no luck.

I followed the Roboform extension installation instructions step by step, after step 5 (password manager was added), there is no step 6 (privacy agreement). After that there is no Roboform icon added to the Firefox menu bar and there is no Pin to Toolbar option in the Roboform extension. I even tried turning off my anti-virus program and tried it.

I’ve been running Windows 11 Pro since March of this year current ver:10.0.26100 Build 26100. And Firefox 144.0 with Roboform extension 9.7.7.7

Thanks, Ron

Hi Team,

A few days ago, Grammarly started not working for the overlay in Outlook.

In another browser or on other pages in Firefox, it works just fine, but I can't get it to work in Firefox.

Looking forward to hearing back from you.

I have searched Firefox, my browser, ATT Yahoo mail, and I cannot find the source of this message & how to get rid of it. I realize it is some kind of security app but I haven't been having issues with my email that haven't been addressed quickly. I use security programs that seem to work well, so this added app or whatever it is does not work well for me. PLEASE HOW DO I GET RED OF IT? I will be eternally grateful if you can help me or direct me to someone who can. I have tried CHAT but it won't allow me to paste a picture of this message. I've looked for a support phone number that can help, but I can't find one.

Thank you, Pat Smart spendrift1@prodigy.net