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Google has not worked on Firefox for me for the last 2-3 days and always gives the same error message: " The connection has timed out. The server at www.google.co.uk is taking too long to respond."

This issue only exists in Firefox, not in Opera or Edge. I have tried clearing the cache, using using Troubleshoot Mode, changing proxy settings to No Proxy, disabling antivirus, restarting the browser, and restarting my PC. None of these have made any difference, not even a slightly different error message. Google does, however, still work on my Firefox for Android.

As far as I can tell so far, Google is the only website affected by this issue, every other website works fine. Gmail and YouTube also still work fine, it's really only Google search.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!

Sometimes when I try to open a link in a Fastmail email I get a new screen saying Fastmail has stopped working. Usually if I go to app.fastmail.com it works.

Looks like your browser is blocking the process.

Hi, I'm using Firefox on Desktop and Mobile. For last couple of months, I've been experiencing a problem of Shopify stores loading. When we open any Shopity website (stores specifically), it never loads. Sometimes it shows blank page and sometimes nothing.

At the same time, those sites are working fine in other browsers e.g. Chrome, Safari.

However, when I switch to other wifi network (jazz.com.pk), then it works on Firefox too. I tried different methods to fix it, but no success. Before the websites were sometime opening, but for lost few days, 0 response.

Not sure, where is this issue, I contacted my network support (nayatel.com), they also unable to figure it out.

I tried everything on my end, but no success. Need your help.

我是yyc2.dpdns.org的管理员 我的域名及其子域（例如https://chat1.yyc2.dqdns.org）在使用Firefox访问时被识别为欺诈网站，其他浏览器暂时还可以访问。 我已经向google安全浏览团队发了表单，但那看起来非常不靠谱。 恳请各位帮帮我，谢谢！

I may have a problem with the new Firefox version 152: from my online application, I send a command string to a local printer reachable at https://192.168.1.xxx. It often succeeds, but sometimes it gets blocked. I don't understand what the problem might be because I don't get any error messages. The only thing I see that's different from the usual is this:

Local network access detected: main site "https://www1.storesales.it/alpha/RTL/veve.php", initiator "https://www1.storesales.it/alpha/RTL/veve_chiudi.php", accessing destination "https://192.168.1.xxx/cgi-bin/fpmate.cgi" (192.168.1.xxx:yyy) via xhr. Safe context: True, action prompt: (null)

However, it looks like an informational message saying everything is OK.

It seems that Firefox sometimes waits before sending the XHR call, which causes the call to time out. I have no evidence to confirm this. I don't know where to look for evidence. What can I do?

On an email chain that started about 10 minutes ago, I suddenly can't respond, getting a message that a pop-up blocker of some sort prevents it. Plus the message opens up on a different page with it as the only tab. I didn't make any changes, as far as I know. How can I get gmail to return to the way it was 10 minutes ago?

i need to block a site from a redirect that interferes with every page gone to on the site. the page that pops up every time is https://ultimatesurferprotector.com/lp5.php it is just some dumb program someone is trying to force people to see and i do not want to see it. please remove its ability to appear in my browser. thanks.

I have been placing a weekly online shop with Sainsbury for 10yrs+, on checkout their is redirect to my bank for authorisation of the amount. This hasn't worked since yesterday and after my third attempt today I noticed there was a message at top of page saying Firefox was blocking this redirect?? I haven't changed any settings recently so why is this suddenly happening?

Every time I try to use Google as a search engine in Firefox, this message appears. "About this page Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. Why did this happen?:

I believe this occurred earlier in the year but was marked as solved. Immediately after Firefox automatically update to 151.0 64 bit today (in Western Australia), I am plagued with it as well.

I have tried disabling extensions and am not (I believe) running in incognito mode.

Any suggestions please?

I frequently experience delays in accessing my e-books on loan from Worcestershire County Council library. It seems as though Firefox is being Blocked. Does anyone else have experience of this problem?