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Hi, I've noticed that after re-inserting the dock to Firefox there were a number of internet sites I no longer use and I'm wanting to remove them without having to shut down the dock altogether. How do I do this? Secondly how do I add to the dock new sites

The attached photos show that the video does not reach the left and right sides of the display. I know that the video not stretching to the top and bottom of the display is normal. The display is 16:10 and the video is 16:9 or 21:9 (plus, the new MacBook notch/menu bar thing). The only way to stop the issue from happening is to put the Firefox app in full-screen mode before putting a video in full-screen mode.

• The issue is across all websites (YouTube; HBO Max; Netflix; Hulu; etc.).
• It happens every time I launch a video in full-screen
• The only way to avoid the issue is to put the Firefox app in full-screen first, then launch the video in full-screen
• This issue has been happening since I got the laptop last month
• I've checked all my extensions to ensure they aren't responsible
• This doesn't happen in Safari or Chrome

My computer is an M2 MacBook Air; the display is set to its default resolution of 2560 x 1664. It's running macOS Monterey version 12.6 and Firefox version 105.0.1.

I have multiple instances of the same device show up on my "Send link to" menu, even if I disconnect and reconnect them, this still happens.

This happens on the Firefox browser on both MacOS and Windows.

After I updated my ff browser to the current version, certain websites have had their text all messed up. I first tried restarting the browser and then my computer. Next I tried to purge all cookies. I then tried to remove all add-ons and then purged cookies again, but the issue still persisted.

Firefox version: 105.0.1 (64bit)

OS: Mac Big Sur 11.6

Any ideas on why this is happening or how to fix?

When I print a document from Firefox which has a logo, the logo becomes very enlarged so that only a fraction of it actually gets printed. This is a fairly new phenomenon since some recent update.

A website I use has support chat that uses gosquare. On my desktop Mac OS FF, it only shows single line of text area no matter how much text I type. My MacBook Air FF works fine (synced and therefore has the same extensions installed). Safari, Chrome, and Brave all shows it properly. It's only the desktop Mac FF that's showing this error.

I've been opening Safari whenever I need to contact support for a while, but it's very cumbersome as FF is my main browser and one that's open all the time.

Hardware acceleration is already off on both desktop and MacBook Air so that's not the issue.

I have no idea how to read the developer codes, but enabled developer tools out of curiosity in console mode. I see bunch of yellow boxes with error messages saying:

Loading failed for the <script> with source "https://data2.gosquared.com/......." and a long line of URL.

The same message appears to be repeating about 5 to 6 times.

What could be causing this error?

Just tried doing the same on the MacBook Air and it's showing the same yellow boxes so I'm not sure even if this is a symptom of the problem.

I'm stumped. If I must, I can use other browser for the support chat feature, but if someone could point me in the right direction to get this resolved, I'd very very grateful.

Thanks.

Before the new update of Firefox the drop-down menu would color itself a red color, if one of the options were already chosen. For example, if a webside had selectable options of answers in a drop down menu, and answer A already was selected, it's fillcolor/highlight would be red - ensuring the same options wouldn't be chosen multiple times.

How do I get this "feature" back?

Ever since I upgraded to a M1 macbook Pro I haven't been able to auto fill saved credit cards. The info is there but as soon as I select it then it disappears. I thought it was a mac issue but it works in other browsers.

Yesterday, whenever I looked at Instagram on my iPhone 8 (software is up-to-date/ current), a Mozilla icon would appear with a tiny iPhone icon that said, "notification from iPhone." When I clicked on it, it would either take me to the Instagram login page of a particular Instagram account I follow, or else take me to my own Instagram profile page. I did not sign into Instagram in the open tab upon receiving these notification. I'm including some screenshots so you can see how it appeared on my screen. The other Instagram accounts besides my own that would appear in my Firefox browser tab were both people in the UK, for what it's worth, contacts of mine on Whatsapp also.

I just found it kind of creepy and thought I should report it to Mozilla.

Thanks, JJ

I'm working on an iMac, Monterey 12.6 and using Firefox 105.0.1. In Settings, I can only choose to have downloaded files be saved in the Downloads folder. If I were to check the box "Always ask you where to save files", it won't fully download or will be sent elsewhere on the Mac hard drive. I tried reading other articles that dealt with changing True/False settings in Firefox, but I really have no idea how to do that and if it made it worse. How can I fix this properly so that when I choose to download a file, I can also choose to save it in a specific folder? I'm also not sure if the Applications choices (how Firefox handles various files) is incomplete or not working.

Ever since you guys automatically updated your browser on my MacBook Pro (Catalina 10.15), I can hardly use facebook! Instant Messenger barely works, I can't download my group pages, etc. It works fine on Safari, but not on your new Firefox! Help!