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When trying to preview a book in google, I receive the notification 'Website will not allow Firefox to display the page'. I read the page that explains what to do, and tried to open the page in another window, it would only be a tiny picture. If I try to left click the 'preview' button to open in another tab, there isn't an option for that. I can't take a screenshot of it because the left click goes away when I try. I understand that the block is a safety measure, but it's really annoying and I literally can't use firefox to preview books.

Yesterday (8/19/2025) I updated to Firefox v. 142 from v. 141.0.3. The Firefox update was the last thing I did prior to shutting down my computer. Today, when I booted up with version 142.0 many of my bookmarked websites don't work. I am using a iMac Retina 5k, 27-inch, late 2015 desktop computer using macOS Monterey v. 12.7.6

I called Apple tech department & explained my problem (see above). He had me delete the cookies for Firefox to see if that would correct the problems. It did NOT resolve the problems. He had me switch to Safari browser to see if I could the access the websites with which I was unable to access. I was able to do so. He stated that the problem was with Firefox and that he could NOT help me any further.

I have NOT used Safari for a decade or more and am NOT familiar with it because I found Firefox to be much better and easier to use. Until yesterday, I had NO problems. Now I am desperate to be able to continue to use Firefox but can't access important sites that had been available until the 142 upgrade. HELP, PLEASE

I started using Firefox a few months ago after the new Profile Manager was introduced. Created a bunch of profiles and setup everything the way that I want. Now I started using another PC and want to replicate my setup on it. I thought Sync would be able to do this but it just copied over one profile and it also didn't copy over my Shortcut configuration. Is there a way to duplicate the way Firefox is setup on one PC to another PC, down to every detail? Thanks!

I use debian linux. I do not want GPC because civicshoutfoundation will not allow me to sign petitions. I unclicked "Tell websites not to sell or share my data" but civic shout still says I am using GPC. Is theree another setting I should change?

Allen Altman abu.altman@gmail.com

I am using version 140 on Linux and now two company sites do not work properly when "enhanced trakcing protection" is enabled. The 2 companies are "public mobile" a Cell phone provider and "Voip.ms" a phone provider.

When I log onto public mobile I cannot view my specific account information, I can see other menu information. voip.ms I cannot log on either chat or the main customer portal. This only recently changed within the last 4 days and I am using the same version of firefox.

Can you provide an explanation as to why this is occurring?

An error occurred during a connection to www.amazon.com. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR and sometimes An error occurred during a connection to www.amazon.com. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR

This does not occur on Edge.

I've cleared browsing data and cookies as well as changed network settings from "Use System Proxy Settings" to "Auto detect Proxy Settings from this Network" (because one trouble-shooting site suggested it might resolve the issue)

What's going on?

Is it time to finally dump Firefox for Edge after more than 15 years of loyalty?

I do not have a screen shot of the PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR.

As the title suggest - I am unable to access LI at all.

It's not a profile issue because it loads fine on Edge. It's not an extension issue because it causes the same problems in troubleshooting mode, and it does get me to at least the login page on a private window.

Please help. I'm not sure how to resolve this. It's blocking a lot of my work.

Thanks in advance!

for some reason netflix shows a black screen when watching movies. this just started happening. it works if i go into troubleshooting mode. i have no extensions running. i reinstalled the browser. i reset the browser settings. i tried everything that your web site suggests but i have no idea what is causing this to happen.

I keep getting the following message: The STAT command did not succeed. Error getting message number and sizes. Mail server Imap.gmail.com responded [SYS/PERM] Your account is not enabled for POP access.

"Email masks are masked, or private, email addresses that forward messages to your true email address." Question: Does Relay simply consider my login email for my Mozilla account to be my "true email address"? I have more than one email address. Can I have messages to my email mask forwarded to a different address than that used for my Mozilla account?

This seems like a relatively new feature that I don't see a setting to toggle. How would I disable the drag-and-drop area at the top of the vertical tabs which prompts me to pin the tab?

Hello, I’m having trouble getting Firefox to work properly on my computer. During installation, the setup process becomes very slow, and once I manage to install it, Firefox hangs or becomes unresponsive within a few seconds after launching.

My system details:

Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit

What I’ve tried so far:

Reinstalling Firefox Running in Safe Mode Clearing profile data Disabling antivirus temporarily

None of these steps solved the problem. There are no specific error messages — the browser just freezes, and I have to close it via Task Manager.

My DSL router is at 192.168.0.1. Every time I log in to the admin account from another 192.168 box, Firefox balks because the router uses an evil self-signed certificate from the manufacturer. Is there any way to accept the "risk" permanently? It is an impediment to productivity having to wade through banners proudly proclaiming how dangerous my router is among warning messages and do you really want to ignore our safety warnings and corrupt your system you stupid user who, after decades of experience, cannot decide for yourself if your router is clickbait full of trojans and viruses that don't work on Linux systems anyway. Go bother Windows users with such utter nonsense. I don't need your Windows safety wheels. Solution: provide a way to turn off the miasma in about:config, safely hidden from naive Windows folk, for 192.168 networks.