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It seems like a bug. I'm using Windows latest ver.

When I type in Korean in search bar the last letter disappear after I push enter.

It's okay when I type in English.

How can I fix it?

Boa tarde. Abriu uma tela de pesquisa sobre o uso do firefox no meu mac (uso catalina 10.15.7) e sem querer eu acabei clicando sem ler direito e respondi, nofinal colocou um vale compras, muito suspeito.. É um vírus?

I have a new laptop (Lenovo Legion 7, Win10 install) which I've been using for about a week now. However, with watching videos (Youtube mainly) & streams (Twitch) I get stuttering video playback. The laptop has a NVidia RTX 2070 Max-Q graphics chip so I wouldn't think that is the issue. I've seen several different topics on the internet already about tweaking settings in the about:config page related to video stuttering (though most relate to clearing media.benchmark.vp9.fps and restarting FF). None of those things helped. The only thing I found was disabling hardware acceleration. If I disable that, everything is fine with both video & stream playback. I wonder if this is related to the NVidia driver, but I have the latest one installed on the system (457.51 as of writing). This issue also persisted with older drivers that came with the system.

The attached data is from when I have the hardware acceleration enabled, and thus have the stuttering video playback.

This morning after I held down the Shift key and clicked on a link scrolling with the mouse wheel stopped working. Running Version 83.0 on Windows 10. Relaunched in safe mode, turned off hardware acceleration, did a Refresh. Mouse wheel is still not scrolling in Firefox. Works in all the other applications.

Здравствуйте, всегда использовал ваш продукт на протяжении очень долгого времени, а сейчас очень расстроен, в аккаунте были сохранены все мои пароли, а сейчас ничего не синхронизируется, ничего нет

Hello I am Firefox on two computers. I use sync and therefore the different information is synchronized. But, one of the computers, firefox disconnects from my account. I regularly must to reconnect + identification code Why ?

thank you

Latest version offers //HTTPS only mode..... only find original HTTP 1.1 and Use HTTP 1.1 thru proxy connector whose boxes have been checked from the get go with my HP Probook4540s.... Or???

Hi, Google Cloud console doesn't seem to work on Firefox, I did a fresh install of Nightly without any addons,

Firefox version 85.0a1 (2020-12-03) (64-bit)

Console log https://privatebin.support-tools.com/?2324fae1c213ef5c#UZpnYqS/oaoeolkXmQazl0OEMtUDAC3BMYhXe7r8Pso=

Same thing works on Chromium Version 87.0.4280.88 Console log https://privatebin.support-tools.com/?13b56fac78229079#hTu5/0f8QxCouxxuOmpHBtHXHPC4VA4LrPF2j74nHtk=

I'm using a Linux System 5.9.10-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun, 22 Nov 2020 14:16:59 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Any clue?

It seems that after turning on sync on a machine that already had locally saved, all the local data is gone. This is very awkward since the recent history is the one I am interested in the most. Is there a way to restore it?

I have 2 monitors i one room and TV in another (as 3rd display). I have Firefox icon in the taskbar on all 3 monitors (in Windows 10). Sometimes I go to room to watch some YouTube video on TV, but my Firefox window in on another monitor. Also sometimes when I switch from Full Screen display to normal, my Firefox window can move to the wrong monitor. It would be great if I could right click on the taskbar Firefox icon and click some option like "move browser window to this monitor". Is is possible to do it with some AddOn or in some other way?

I cannot save my password for the Firefox account login page as there is no form information on the page. This is strange as there is a help article in Firefox Lockwise that describes this problem and suggests workarounds, but they do not work on the Firefox account.

Is there a way around this? If not, why does Mozilla block password managers when they are a the same time promoting their own password manager? I am quite frustrated about this as I think there is a flawed logic behind the decision to block password managers to "enable" security.

I have a website that automatically reloads when visiting. In all browsers the refreshed page is considered the same so when pressing the "back" button you return to previous page. Not on Firefox. The refreshed page becomes new page in history and when you press "back" button nothing happens as you return to the same page and it "refreshes" you forward again. Tried on Ubuntu and Windows 10 (desktop versions).

Even though I previously deleted the Firefox account associated with my usual e-mail address, Firefox appears to remember this account. However, it does NOT remember the password associated with this account. If I want to reset the password, I am told via Firefox message that this entails possible loss of personal data, incl. bookmarks, which defeats the purpose of creating an account in the first place.

So I can neither re-create nor log in to this zombie account but have to use a different e-mail address in order to use Firefox account functionality.

Getting help in this situation without a working Firefox account is also next to impossible (without a Twitter account, at least), as I needed to get an account even to access the page from which I am writing this. Firefox browser feedback is also disabled, Firefox Facebook is paused.

If the above description is correct, then I guess the only help is a reworking of the Delete Account functionality.

NOTES:

• This is not a case of forgotten password (I wrote it down on paper at the time) or wrongly-typed password (I copied and pasted the password string from Notepad when previous login attempts had been unsuccessful.)
• The deletion of the previous account took place on 2019-01-08 and included confirmation "Account deleted successfully".
• When I created a new account for a different e-mail address today, I was informed by Firefox that a Firefox account had previously been created from the same machine for a different e-mail address. So, not only does Firefox remember the e-mail address of an allegedly successfully deleted account but also the identity of the machine associated with that account.

How do I configure Firefox to connect to my proxy server using HTTPS, not HTTP?

If I enter "tls.example.com" as my HTTP proxy, and 443 as the port number, Firefox sends an unencrypted "CONNECT" header on port 443. Of course, this is wrong, because my proxy server only speaks HTTPS, not HTTP.

If I enter "https://tls.example.com/" as my HTTP proxy, and 443 as the port number, Firefox says "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site." but in fact, Wireshark confirms that Firefox never even tries to connect to anything! It never sends a single SYN packet at all.

According to: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=378637 Firefox does support the behavior described. That link doesn't explain how to configure it, though.

Hello,

I am trying to enable 2FA for my firefox account and it is not working.

steps to reproduce 1. Go to https://accounts.firefox.com/settings/clients 2. Click "Enable" next to "Two Step Authentication" 3. Click "Can't Scan Code" 4. Enter value from popup into Bitwarden TOTP field 5. Select "Ready" in popup 6. Enter generated 2FA code from Bitwarden 7. Prompted to copy recovery codes 8. Click "Ready" 9. Enter one of the recovery codes for verification 10. Toast message appears at top of screen indicating success

Expected Result 2FA is enabled

Actual Result 2FA is not enabled and reverts to UI state at step 1.

Old Bookmarks are Syncing coming from offline and Changing all my good configurations bookmarks on other computers. I would love to be able to synchronize across computers, that is update each other with new information instead of overwriting new Bookmark lists Withhold configurations . This is almost killed my business thankfully I found a copy of the old bookmarks. I'm going to restore the but I'm still going to experience the problem if I don't understand how to erase what's off-line and start from scratch.

Hello to FredMcD

Thank you very much for responding to my post and so quickly. I’ve not yet started Firefox in safe mode but have done the other things you mentioned. As I have dealt with lots of problems (solved now thanks to help from MS, Parallels, Apple) over the last month, I think I’ll wait a few days before moving ahead with this one.

Jeanette

Hi all, I have this problem: my webcam (is an USB camera on a desktop with Windows 10 - Innoo Tech 1080HD - quite a low budget one) does not work on the first on Firefox (using Google meet or any webcam test site), but after I run a FPS test on (https://it.webcamtests.com/fps) it will star working. I already have given the necessary permission for using the camera (checked both on windows and mozilla options) to all sites. Here is the thing: when I start a call in Google meet it says "camera is starting" but nothing appear on the screen. The camera does not work also in all sites for testing the webcam, nothing appear in the screen. But here is the trick: if I run the FPS test on webcamtests.com all start working, but if I close firefox on the next time I will open it, the camera will not start working again. All the times I run the FPS test the camera starts working properly.

How could I solve seriously this problem? thanks Lorenzo

Hello All, I struggle with Firefox and Windows CA.

I have installed in AD Windows CA and I want also use Firefox. I generated certificates, propagated to clients and on Chrome and Edge everything works as well.

Only on firefox i still have prompt about certificate: "MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_CA_CERT_USED_AS_END_ENTITY"

Due to tutorials I have set up GPO where i force "security.enterprise_roots.enabled", true" option but it doesn't work.

I have read the problem is with basicConstraints CA but I can't disable those module from certificate template in Windows CA.

I have also accepted certificates in Firefox.

What I can do to force Firefox to accept Windows CA certificates.

Regards