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I have been using a financial website recently. I signed out and closed the web pages, Mozilla is set to always clear my History when closing my MacBook or my Windows 11 laptop. When I came back to either laptop some time later and go onto Mozilla and enter the webpage details, when I clicked on the login page my username and password are both in both of the relevant boxes. This should not be happening. Is it a setting I need to change or an issue with the Webpage? Just to confirm I deleted the user & password details from the login page & closed the login page. closed every other Mozilla webpage that was open. I quit Mozilla on the Macbook. Then I opened my Windows 11 laptop. Signed into Windows. Checked my Mozilla Account & cleared all history so there was no Nucleus webpages in history or anything else. My settings are set as shown in the attachments.

Then I found the login page and opened it.and There is were my user details & password. as shown also.

I have been confused on the last several days, until I finally realized what was happening. The bookmarks are not the same in the regular browser and the private windows browsing. I am not sure why they would be different. I use Windows 11 pro and installed the Firefox app. I have to use private browsing for some of my applications and can just use the regular window for the rest. Now I have missing bookmarks and it is a mess. Some are on one screen and some are on private browsing. As a note: I do not sign in with an account in the Firefox settings, nor should I have to. I do not like all the tracking and everything that happens when you have to sign in on a browser with an account. I should not have to do that for my bookmarks to work between the two windows. This is a real issue. I have Firefox 159.0 (64-bit).

Firefox Color themes and vertical tabs—it’s enough to drive you crazy. For starters, most existing themes don’t support vertical tabs, so the tab bar just looks awful. And even after I went to the trouble of creating my own theme, a subsequent update left the sidebar without the actual background image—it’s just a plain, solid color now. What’s the point of putting in all that effort to make things look good, only for a single Firefox update to ruin everything? They’re pushing these vertical tabs on us, yet they haven’t even bothered to implement proper support for them. I really wish they’d finally address the vertical tabs and give them a decent, polished look; it’s not a bad feature, it’s just half-baked.

As I am trying to make my browsing faster by minimizing the use of the mouse, I have come across an issue: if I search among all tabs on Firefox for Mac, either by "shift + command + A" or by adding a percent sign to the address / search bar, selecting a tab that is within a collapsed tab group deleted the tab group in question in this keyboard-based manner of execution. This issue leads to the unnecessary need to recreate the tab group. I have verified the issue at least with a collapsed tab group containing a single tab.

hello support team. after updating Firefox to latest 159.0 i faced crash error to opening some sites like www.digikala.com and so on. i want to ask you what should i do ? earlier i can use every sites and i uninstall completely and install again . nothing fix. so please help me to solve this issue. thanks

Hi everyone, I really like Firefox—it’s been my favorite browser for 20 years, both on Windows and GNU/Linux (ever since Windows XP)—but I’ve decided to switch to LibreWolf because I can no longer stand Snap hijacking the Firefox installation I set up via the .deb package. If anyone can help me stop Snap from interfering, I’d appreciate it.

Since doing a Refresh of my Firefox installation - I have noticed several changes in behavior.

target="_blank" has changed its behavior - it now causes the browser to jump to the new tab (regardless of ANY settings that may stop it changing) - the middle click business "SUCKS".

When downloading multiple links from an index file - it was just a matter "tab" - "enter" to work down the list. The new behavior causes too much tab jumping about on the screen - very wasteful of time and energy.

When I actually click a link on a page - the same things happen - too many clicks required to get the job done.

I generally download files in batches of 300 files.

Any other options are too time consuming !!!