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I work for the Gwinn Area Community Schools, and this is my work computer. (As in, it has never been used for anything 'adult') I searched the term "call" in the search bar, and one of my suggestions was a little dicey. Yelp suggested, "call girl in Gwinn, MI" I just wanted to make sure you guys were aware, in case there are more edge cases like this that could be a lot worse. I would like to continue supporting Mozilla's funding initiatives, but I'm going to have to turn off sponsored suggestions if I get results worse than this.

I just made this Mozilla account to file this, so I was not signed in when this happened. I have searched call very frequently, as I am often adding students to our "call down" list. Not sure if the frequency would have had an impact. Happy to answer any other questions if needed!

Again, I don't think this one's a huge deal, but definitely something to keep an eye on! Thank you for all your work on the hands down best browser!!

Using Google Voice became unusable. Firefox too slow. Had been running just fine up till maybe a month ago when I finally gave in and allowed Firefox to update. Not knowing if it was a Windows or other issue I stupidly did a Windows reset and lost all my installed programs (including Firefox). I did a fresh install of Firefox and manually reentered passwords and bookmarks.

Ran fine for a day or two and is now again unusable. Cleared cache and appears to work OK at the moment but still sluggish.

Finn

Frequently, when I open Mozilla after the computer shuts down for the night, all of my tabs are gone, including my pinned tabs, which I would really like to be there. How do I fix this?

Firefox closed the browser for an automatic update two days ago, and when it came up back after the update all my open windows and tabs simply disappeared. History tab was reset to a blank page, there was no trace of anything. I tried the access through 'Menu / History / Recently closed windows' or '.../ Recently closed tabs' and they were both blank, empty, zero, nada ... This is the first time it happens to me, and I'm surprised and disappointed that such a predictable and basic bug shows up on an update.

I have a couple dozen tabs I use for task f-ups, it' unproductive and annoying to get them all back up to work. If this happens again I doubt I keep using Firefox as my preferred browser.

1. Anybody else suffering the same issue?
2. Is there a cure for the problem?

Firefox blocks a web site citing out of date reference. I go to certificate manager to overide, but am told firefox determines site to be legitimate and therefore will not overide. I am totally frustrated and confused!