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Firefox 144 starts in Windows 11 for a second and dissappears. There are 10 new Firefox processes visible in the task manager. When I start a second time, an empty browser opens, although Firefox should display the last session. Only over chronicle and last opened windows I can restore the last session. I switched of every addon, but no change. I don't use a special theme. What can I do to work with Firefox like before?

Hi,

I've recently removed Sidebery as a extension, as Firefox now offers a similar feature - I'm really happy for that. I'm using the sidebar with "Expand sidebar on hover" on three different computers, and notices it many times every day, that the sidebar doesn't expand when i hover my cursor over it. In that case, i usually press the sidebar button so it's expanded by default, waits a while and try again.

Sometimes i notice that it doesn't trigger when the firefox download section or history "pop-up" are open - it would be nice if it did, sometimes i need to move a downloaded file into a webpage on another tab, but can't remember what favicon - but that's not really the cause of this question.

Is there any way for me to debug the problem when it's bugging out? Or is it something known? I can't find any else complaining about it, but as said, it's on all three of my computers (Win11), which all of them have two different instances of Firefox (Normal Firefox and Dev Edition) which are all synced between computers, so all 6 browsers are "doing it", and i can't seem to find a pattern or a cause.

Do I have to be logged into an account to use profiles? I'm on my work computer on which I don't log into my account and "Profiles" option does not show up on my toolbar.

Hello,

I received a popup tab about creating separate profiles. I am still not seeing an option to create another profile, in my case keep personal and work browsing separate on my work computer. The articles I have read do not seem to fit my situation. Firefox is up to date. Thank you for your help.

On Windows 11 laptops, I am currently using an Acer Nitro w/ 12th gen Intel i5 16GB RAM, I use my touch pad for scrolling on sites with infinite scrolling. Occasionally this function breaks, when it does it breaks for every tab in the browser window including the setting, I haven't found a singular or specific cause yet. I have troubleshooted it in the community, the prevailing logic being that themes or extensions are causing some incompatibility, so I have reset everything to defaults and made sure I have no extensions loaded, and the problem persists. I can temporarily fix the issue by going into my settings and turning hardware acceleration on and off again. I am writing this to hopefully point out this bug as clearly as possible in hopes that your programmers can fix it in a future update, as repeatedly turning a setting on and off to "fix" it might not be the best solution in the long term.

This problem is persistent and problematic.

What do I do to solve this - I get this when I 'try' to game in Facebok: "Sorry, your browser does not support this feature. Please use a different browser and try again."

Why I am receiving regular message from web page "https://fno.5paisa.com/open-interest/oi-dashboard?name=HINDALCO&exch=N&exchtype=D" that this page is slowing firefox, stop it ?

Following a reboot yesterday I could not get any audio output from any web page. I checked my output speakers using windows and found no problem. I opened Edge and had no problem. I can play video recordings from other external sources with no problem. This is something within Firefox. I have tried the various investigations from the help system and none of these worked.

I apologize if this is not the best place, I didn't want to submit a bug report at this point because it could possibly be something on my side.

I work at a company where we use a mix of Firefox, Chrome, and Edge. I am a web developer and I have created a couple of web-based systems for my employer. In typical fashion, when a form is submitted, we use JavaScript to first verify the form as well as handle the submission. For the first three years or so, there were never any issues with any of the browsers.

The past two months or so, though, my Firefox users have been reporting problems as their forms will sometimes not submit.

Below is the final bit of code that performs the submission: if (formvalid) { console.log("test 1"); document.getElementById('mainForm').submit(); console.log("test 2"); document.getElementById('submitbutton').disabled = true; console.log("test 3"); }

It outputs test 1, test 2, test 3 to the console, so I know it has passed my verification and is reaching this part of the code. And the button with id "submitbutton" disables, but the form's submit() action does not get carried out.

If I manually re-enable the button from the console and press the button again, it submits properly in every test case so far.

I tested in my environment using Firefox, and initially it seemed to be working fine for me, but after about 20-30 tests, it did display the above behavior on my system, as well (I have tested to this extent and reproduced the situation about 5 times, just to ensure it wasn't a fluke). For my regular Firefox users, though, they run into the problem more often, maybe 5-10x times per week through typical usage. But it doesn't *usually* happen to them, just often enough to be a nuisance.

It does not output any errors to the console when it fails to submit.

What I've tried: switching order of disable action and submit action Button type of "button" vs. button type of "submit" inline onClick="" method vs. addEventListener document.getElementById('mainForm') vs. document.forms['mainForm'] adding a delay to prevent race conditions (although I don't think it really applies here)

All of the above had no noticeable impact.

We are all now on Windows 11, but this happened when ones of my users was still in Windows 10, so it seems unrelated to the OS version.

My Chrome and Edge users don't experience this behavior.

I should mention just in case there is any codebase difference as opposed to strictly localization, we are in an all-Japanese environment and use Firefox in Japanese.

Mozilla Firefox began to crash all the time; crashes happen almost every ten minutes, and it happens with every site. It still lasts about for several weeks. I tried to reinstall Firefox; I updated my drivers for my computer; I cleared cash and history in the settings; I tried to delete some files from Firefox's folder. All these things did not help. The crashes may happen with any site, and it can happen any time. I have no problem with memory shortage. My system consists of Ryzen 7 5800x, Radeon RX 7800 XT and G.Skill Flare X (for AMD) DDR4 2x16Gb.

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I have a desktop PC with Windows 11 and Firefox 144.0 (64-bit).

In Firefox, when I click the three horizontal lines in the upper-right corner of the page, and click on "History", no sites are shown.

How do I get Firefox to keep the history of the sites I visit?

Mozilla Firefox freezes for 5 to 6 seconds when downloading / saving files or changing the default "Save to" location.

Other programs (i.e. MS Word, MS Excel, Chrome) don't suffer from the same issue.

• I have mapped drives from my NAS on the same network.
• "Automatic Destinations" folder has been cleared
• Looking at the performance stats in Task Manager, CPU and memory usage values are normal.
• Antivirus / firewall software disabled to no affect

Here is the profiler.firefox.com report: https://www.idrive.com/idrive/sh/sh?k=a2a6j1j3o3

WINDOWS 11 IS ####### UP MY ####### COMPUTER. I WOULD LOVE TO CONTINEU USING FIREFOX, I've:

uninstalled it and re-installed firefox (cleanly and with existing profile), like 5 times installed it through MS store made files in the mozilla appdata folder NOT read only checked for parental restriction status in config checked for -locked files on profiles

I am begging you. Please, help me.

I'm back to using Firefox for Windows. What is great about Firefox it's so customizable what is bad about Firefox is it's so customizable. I searched the forums for customizations that I wanna do and more often than not they are settings in the about:config section. Is there any way to back them up so that way if mess up something or if I can't remember the changes That I made to the about:config file Especially if I'm either migrating to another computer or reinstalling Firefox.

Hello! I'm having an issue specifically in Firefox Developer Edition only. Whenever I set a video to go fullscreen from any domain/service, little strips on the top of left of the fullscreen video show my desktop (shown in attached screenshot). I've tested this in regular Firefox as well as Google Chrome and fullscreen videos work just fine on both of those browsers.

Before this current version update, this problem would happen the first time putting a video in fullscreen, but every subsequent attempt during the same browser session would not have the issue. However, I'm now unable to achieve a true fullscreen video in Firefox Developer Edition no matter how many times I try.

Currently on version 145.0b3 (64-bit)

After a problem with his Internet connection, a friend is now unable to open Firefox. At first the message was that ‘… this tag has crashed.’ Now the message is that it cannot find something with a .dll at the end. I suggested to simply uninstall and then reinstall Firefox, which would also ensure that he has the latest version. However, he has no backup of his bookmarks.

I was, therefore, wondering whether it is possible to access the bookmarks somewhere else on the computer, in order to back them up before the uninstall/reinstall procedure.

Many thanks.