פורום התמיכה של Firefox

Why does Firefox not support access to Directv.com streaming content even after installing DIRECTV Player Synamedia VideoGuard-13.exe ?

Every time I want to add a new version, I get an Incomplete error. At the same time, I have already filled in all the fields, added pictures. I checked everything everywhere, but I still get this error after adding a new version.

Could you write me in detail what is wrong and what needs to be changed?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/addon/cashback-bot-com/edit

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When I print out an email from my Yahoo account and I am using Firefox, the print is tiny and unreadable. This just started happening. My emails print out fine from Yahoo when using Chrome. How can I get the print size back to normal when using Firefox? When I use Firefox and print a Word document it is fine.

Hello, It seems yubikeys will be incompatible for use with Google Chrome 98 starting from February 2022 (Google has decided to deprecate and remove the U2F API on February 1, 2022). https://developer.chrome.com/blog/deps-rems-95/ We use yubikeys for some of our departments in the company as MFA for OKTA authentication. Do you know if Mozilla Firefox keeps supporting of using yubikeys for their web browser? We would like to switch from Chrome to Firefox then but we need to be sure that yubikeys will be supported by Firefox. Thanks in advance, Vadzim

Hello folks,

I'm looking to upgrade my FF browser as much as possible, but I need to run Mac OS X 10.9.5 (for legacy software) on my older iMac.

Currently running "78.15.0esr (64-bit)" and the "About" window says "Firefox is up to date" and "You are currently running on the esr update channel" (Not sure what that means)

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

TJ

I open a new private window, go to a website such as Wikipedia, and use the in site search bar to search for say "dogs". Then close all private windows and all other Firefox windows, and re open a new regular Firefox window, both my search for "Wikipedia" is remembered by the search bar, and my search for "dogs" is remembered by Wikipedia. Clearing my cookies and deleting my browsing history does nothing to fix this. Reinstalling Firefox has also done nothing to fix this. Every bit of information i can find on the topic says Firefox's private browsing mode deletes cookies and history upon closing all windows, but this is not the case for me. My temporary patch is to remove all address bar suggestions from everywhere, but i only want private browsing mode to function as intended. Thank you for reading all this and i hope you can assist.

My C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp folder fills up with Firefox update folders called "MozillaBackgroundTask{numberletterstring}", a new one of which appears every 7 hours (except when computer is off because I changed the Update setting after this issue started so the "Allow Firefox to automatically install updates" has the "when Firefox is not running" unchecked). Every day I delete the previous day's folders. This is annoying. It started within the last month. I don't use Firefox as my default browser. This only happens on my Windows 7 Pro laptop, not on my Windows 10 laptop. Can anyone tell me why this has started happening and how to stop these files keep accumulating please?

Just upgraded to version 96. Even thought FF ends normally at startup I get message about if I want to restore sessions. I have tried setting max_resume option to 0. Still ask to restore session. How do I "downgrade" to a previous version of FF?

Hi! I want to move a user's Firefox profile to a new computer. I had them log in on the new workstation so Windows would create a new user profile for them. Then I had them open Firefox, so it would create the new Firefox profile, and then close it, so I could transfer the Firefox profile from the old system. Now, in their Firefox Profiles folder on the new system, \\NewWS\c$\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles, I see two folders. One of them is "something.default-release" and the other is "somethingelse.default". I was expecting one folder there, so why are there two? And which one should I use to receive the profile from the old computer? The OS is Windows 10 and Firefox is v.96.