Firefox ერთობის განხილვა

i have checked my mouse settings and reset everything but no change,,this started after a windows update, so i went in and uninstalled the update but did not fix the problem..i don't know how better to explain it, the scroll just stopped working while trying to scroll web pages,when i try to scroll the page doesn't move ., if i move my pointer over to the right side where the indicator of where you have scrolled to is and i click under it to scroll down and sometimes it kindof goes crazy and scrolls through many,many pages instantly...i hope all this some sense to you computer gurus cause i have tried everything that i know...thanks for giving it a shot..i use firefox browser and windows 11

Using a 2023 Macbook Pro with M3 Apple Silicon and MacOS Tahoe 26.5.1.

When I open the Bookmarks manager in Firefox and use it for a while, the main Apple menu for the Firefox app vanishes. It's only the text menu items that vanish. The icons on the right, plus date/time remain visible. Sometimes, the menu is still visible, but not operable. Clicking on any menu item does nothing.

Once the menu has vanished or locked up, it remains in that state for Firefox. If I select a different app, the menu reappears for that app and functions normally. Returning to Firefox returns the vanished or locked state for the menu.

Even stranger, the menu disappeared while I was writing this post.

I have found a workaround. If I select the green circle and then Full Screen, then exit Full Screen, the menu reappears and is working.

Has anyone else seen this? Is there some setting on Firefox that I can change to prevent this behavior?

Thanks.

I have been using Firefox forever. It has been running very slow and bugging out especially with you tube on close. I've been working on this for a couple of weeks and am about to give up. My self built system is about 10 months old. Am using a completely debloated MS 11 pro 25h2. Did not ask for AI from Firefox and have disabled AI in Firefox and copilot is long gone. I have tried everything. Am about to quit firefox. Have refreshed firefox and prevented firefox from running in MS win 11 pro "efficiency mode". I usually have to exit firefox with task manager - there are usually 17 instances of firefox running. Mozilla has become Microsoft.

The system: Gigabyte B650 mobo, 32 gig of DDR5 6000, AMD 7700X processor and an Asrock 9060 graphics card with 16 gig DDR6 Vram. All other apps are running just fine. So I don't think a lack of compute is the problem.

Help please! Thanks in advance!

Windows 10 Open Firefox (151.0.2) Google "does alton towers still run in the rain"

My CPU then goes to 100% continuously. Why, CPU occupancy has only gone up in the last few weeks. This happens in a lot of searches.

Hi whenever I use my Google account to sign into websites (Google, ebay, YouTube, & anyother sites,) Firefox will become unresponsive, the window containing the tab i was using becomes unresponsive, sort of. - I can't click any open Firefox Tabs, - the red 'Close' radio button is greyed-out, so I can't close any tabs or the window - right-click is unresponsive, so i can't close tabs that way, but Command-W closes the tabs normally, but the others are still unresponsive.

- i can open a new Firefox window (with &/or without Tabs,) which works normally.

- & unrelated, but earlier, Firefox was running really slowly, Youtube videos were slowed down, but audio was normal, and scrolling was slow.

Firefox is using disproportionate amount of cpu and memory after upgrade of win 11. How do I fix this. I have an I9 Processor with lots or ram and ssd drives way out of line..

I'm using v151.0 on Windows 10. The title bar disappears at random intervals and I have to close the application using Alt F4 and relaunch to restore it. I think the menu might disappear too. Otherwise I could close use File -> Exit.

I've been using Tabliss on Firefox without any issues, but immediately after updating to Firefox 151.0, a frustrating new loading delay started happening.

Prior to the update, new tabs loaded instantly. Now, whenever I open a new tab, the page sits on a completely blank screen for about 2 seconds before the Tabliss layout, background image, and widgets finally pop in.

Because this issue did not exist at all before version 151.0, it seems like the latest browser update changed how extension-based new tabs are cached or initialized, causing a new rendering bottleneck.