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Hello, Might the "do not sell" signal (that firefox offer to send automatically to website) slow the browsing please ? I can't figure out if it is a whole request to send in addition or just few bit more in the initial one, or something else I don't have in mind. I'm currently struggling with lots of tabs slowing my computer, even paralyzing the mouse . I try to optimize as I need to keep my tabs, but I don't what is the best way to manage that. Are the tabs less expansive than using windows, for the memory ? Could the groups of tabs lighten the storage ? Is it better (and more usable! ) to bookmark or add to "the task bar" when we just need to keep the adress to use it later ? Actually, is there a doc already answering to that please ?

I hope you might understand my bad english and that sometimes, we can't find other way than keeping too many tabs.

Thank you, Erin

I’ve noticed that Firefox gets noticeably slower the longer I leave it open. Pages that normally load quickly start taking several seconds, scrolling can become a little laggy, and sometimes a tab will just sit there before responding. Closing and reopening Firefox fixes it for a while, but the problem eventually comes back.

I’ve already tried clearing the cache and disabling a few extensions, but I still see the same thing. I usually have quite a few tabs open because of work and research.

Is there a setting or troubleshooting step I should check to figure out what is causing this?

My Desktop - Win10, 260+ Gigs RAM/14+ TB HD space Firefox updated a couple of days ago, and again today (this time to 155.0.1) Ever since . . . . . . Having Major problems NOW No Rt-Clk function in Ff Ff menu buttons non-functional Ff tabs can no longer be rearranged Data entry fields, dropdowns, Submit buttons, & "add to cart" buttons not working on Ff pages -Things I've tried; I rebooted Ff & Windows several times each - No Joy I cleared Ff startup cache twice - No Joy HELP! I use Ffox for roughly 85% of my online activities - I'm pretty much hosed

PLEASE HELP!

When accessing the main search page my android phone is briefly loading an image of the Firefox logo that is all purple. It then starts loading the main search page. When I try to open a pinned site it is very slow and times out frequently. I'm concerned that I have a virus.

Hi Mozilla Support Team,

We are testing our commuter booking web application (carliftdubaitoabudhabiae.com) on Firefox for Android (v128+).

Our web app relies on real-time Geolocation APIs to show passengers their pickup points and Web Push Notifications for schedule updates. However, we are noticing a few technical issues specific to Firefox Mobile:

Geolocation Prompt Delay: When users open the booking map, the browser location permission prompt takes 4–5 seconds to load compared to Chrome.

PWA Service Worker Caching: After updating route schedules on the server, Firefox Mobile sometimes serves stale cached assets even after clear cache commands.

Are there specific Service Worker or Manifest configurations recommended for Firefox Mobile to ensure fast real-time location updates for transport web apps?

Thanks for any technical guidance!

Hello! Since the latest update to Firefox (153, I believe) my Firefox has not worked. It starts up perfectly fine, but quickly freezes, becomes non-responsive, and needs to be closed. No matter how many times I attempt to open it, the same thing occurs. There’s been been occasions where it hasn’t frozen immediately so I have been able to turn off hardware acceleration as well as remove my theme and disable all my add-ons/extensions, but this has done nothing. Creating a new profile does not help, nor does trying Safe Mode: the same thing happens no matter what. I tried to reinstall the update, but this also did nothing. I haven’t yet tried to uninstall & reinstall or do a Firefox refresh as those are my last resorts and I won’t do them unless I’m sure they’ll make a difference. I haven’t downloaded any new extensions recently, and this only started happening after the most recent update. I’m not sure what else I can try at this point, and am very frustrated.

Hello

I have Firefox 154.0 on my 2 PCs that have Windows 11 and both computers are updated fully as of 22nd August 2026 with both Windows updates and Nvidia drivers.

Background: On my 2 PCs I have an "old" stationary PC with Geforce 1070 TI card, and I have a laptop Asus Vivobook 15 PRO with a Geforce GTX 4600 card. Both computers working fine and no issues so far.

Symptoms: I updated Firefox. Note! I always update Firefox on my computers, so it wasn't a clean install of the browser. And suddenly on both computers there were black artifacts all over screen and flickering when scrolling on Facebook or Youtube. Also even worse on sites were you drag a div and the browser turns into a 1-bit disco.

Workaround that seems to be working for me: I went to about:settings and searched for hardware on my laptop (the one with 4600 card) and searched for "hardware". Then I disabled the hardware acceleration thing, or whatever it was, but unchecking the result after search. Then I restarted my laptop not using hardware acceleration and it worked fine.

Then again I search about:settings for hardware and checked the bottom of the 2, not sure what the first one was. And restarted computer.

Now I don't have those black artifacts and flickering any more.

Not sure if that somehow triggered something that works for fresh installs or not.

Anyway... I can't submit a ticket since I can't reproduce the error it's no point submitting to Bugzilla. But hopefully this makes sense anyways... But I'm pretty sure you guys are aware of this issue already. But posting anyways in case it might help.

Everytime I switch app and come back to the browser, my tab reloads. So like if I am watching a youtube video and I've watched it almost half, after the reload it starts over.

I've uBlock origin and Hide Shorts extension installed.

i have tried anew profile got a the newest version and it still does not help i guess the people doing the updates have no idea how to fix the issue or care none of you can really help all the idea you have had i have tried and still i get the same Firerfox running but not responding' guess you will force me to go to chrome instead which does not do this nor does Edge so you can not tell me it is not a firebox issue because neither Chrome or hedge with by the way all the same desktop icons i have had for years work

Whilst on various websites, reading articles or even on Gmail, Firefox takes me off them and takes me to Recent Browsing and I have to click on the website from there - this happens frequently.

I log in get a dead home window cannot delete , no response to cursor have to use task bar icon to overlay dead home screen. when return to home scree I get the dead old window and use task bar icon to get live home screen to continue. The dead home screen appears and have to select firefox from task bar each time.

Hi Mozilla Support Team,

I am experiencing severe browser lag and high CPU usage on Firefox specifically when managing complex backend forms and inventory management scripts on our e-commerce operations portal.

The page script execution freezes when opening multiple tabs alongside developer console tools. I have already cleared cache and disabled third-party extensions, but memory leaks still happen during heavy DOM rendering.

Is there a specific setting in about:config or hardware acceleration flag recommended for heavy web app environments?

Thanks!

This has been in the last month or so. It will freeze up and I can't break out of it. Last time it froze the whole computer and I had to power down and restart. There must be something that changed. And there must be some way for me to be able to quit when this happens. Last time it was on a video call with my 104 year old mother and it is very annoying. The whole thing froze and I had to restart the computer and when I got it back up, she was off. I need some way to break out so I don't have to do a complete restart. t.

So I know these websites are kind of crap anyway, but I have issues with scrolling bsky.social (and other clients for it like witchsky) and twitter. The further into the timeline I get, the more frequently these webpages lag.

They begin freezing every few seconds for a few seconds, during which they queue left or right clicks, page up/page down, and various other commands, only processing them once it unfreezes. Firefox itself still works during this freeze, e.g. opening the main menu. Also, I can still scroll up or down to a limited degree, though this just exposes empty, unrendered webpage until it unfreezes.

bsky.social has had this problem for a long time, but twitter only recently developed this issue after I had to do a cache clear, cookie clear, etc. trying to log in a few weeks ago. Prior to that it didn't have this issue.

Task manager hasn't really helped elucidate what's wrong, so it might be an about:config that I set or even an unruly extension, but I really don't know what to try.

I've been testing a browser-based metronome in Firefox and noticed that the audio click can sometimes feel slightly out of sync with the visual beat. It isn't a complete audio failure—the metronome keeps running and produces sound—but the timing can feel a little delayed or inconsistent, especially when using it at faster BPMs. The site I'm testing with is TheTapTempo's online metronome. I'm trying to figure out whether this is related to Firefox's handling of web audio or whether the delay is more likely to come from the system/audio device. A few things I'm wondering about: • Could Firefox's Web Audio timing cause a small difference between the scheduled beat and when the sound is actually heard? • Could Bluetooth headphones make the problem more noticeable because of their audio latency? • Can Firefox extensions or hardware acceleration affect the timing of browser-based audio? • Is there a Firefox setting or diagnostic mode that would be useful for testing this? • Would comparing the same metronome in Firefox and another browser help determine whether the issue is Firefox-specific? I've also noticed that the perceived timing can depend on the audio output being used, so I'm not sure whether this should be treated as a Firefox issue or an audio-device latency issue. What's the best way to troubleshoot this in Firefox?

My summary says it all, really. There's not much more that I can add, except that I have used Firefox for many years and have never had this problem before. The index page itself is fine when I view it in Firefox. And if I right-click the page and view its source code, everything is there. Furthermore, I have no difficulty in editing the page in other browsers. (Since this problem arose, I have been using the Norton browser. But I have also been able to scroll down to the end of the source code in Google Chrome.)