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I have been advised by BMO bank that the notice: "Error code: AK_DNY - 76.144.82.174" when trying to access their site "https://usdigital.bmo.com/www/#/need-help" means that Firefox will not communicate effectively with them. They suggested I use Google Chrome or a microsoft product-I use neither! I finally accessed using Safari. I really want to continue to use GFirefox, which I have been using for several years now.

Pls advise. [edited email from public support forum]

Good evening, my MX Anywhere 3S mouse started to exhibit a strange behaviour recently.

I have been using the 2 side buttons on the mouse being mapped to "Show/hide desktop" and "Escape" respectively.

In Firefox web browser, instead of "Escape" it inputs a "2" (number key) and the "show/hide desktop" shortcut triggers the "left Shift"

When I use Mozilla's VPN service...many mozilla vpn servers will block me from sending out emails giving this error message:

Sending of the message failed. An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: Service unavailable; Client host [23.234.88.xxx] blocked using clients.rbl.e-scout.net; host 23.234.88.xxx blocked due to abusive behavior from your network. Please contact servers@ispn.net for resolution.. Please check the message recipient "xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.com" and try again.

Mosilla's VPN service is blocking its own Thunderbird software from functioning...lolol Are you going to fix this Mozilla??? Looks like you're tripping over your own feet...

Hello All,

I seem to have a problem with Firefox freezing. I moved back again to Firefox to maintain the adblockers that Chrome so graciously crippled.

Now, with that out of the way, I noticed that sites that have autoplaying MPEG-4 files that basically act like good old-fashioned gifs tend to cause the firefox to freeze.

It is a strange freeze though - the whole browser becomes VISUALLY unresponsive, but if I click blindly, say to close the tab or if I scroll up or down it appears to work. How do I know? Well, if I drag the mouse to the bottom of the taskbar in Windows and bring up the thumbnail... It unfreezes the browser - showing the changes I made blindly, at least until it freezes again when the MPEG-4 files start playing again. The freezes are not temporary either - I need to unfreeze through this thumbnail method I described above - otherwise it stays frozen.

The issue is not consistent either. Sometimes it goes through the MPEG-4 files perfectly fine, but usually scrolling through any thread containing embedded MPEG-4 videos, like reaction clips and the like, is literally impossible due to the rate of freezes.

Furthermore - this issue does not seem to occur when MPEG-4 videos are embedded on site itself, but freezes occur when the files appear in comments on imageboards and such.

I have narrowed down the culprit - the issues ceases when I disable the hardware acceleration, but I do not find it to be an acceptable solution in a long term - because disabling it causes various videos to play at noticeably lower and unpleasant framerates.

I'm fairly convinced it is NOT a hardware or software issue on my end - it is a brand new and powerful PC with a fresh install of Windows 11 and all the drivers are up to date, AMD GPU. Unless the issue is with some obscure codec, perhaps. However, the issue does not persist on any other browser I used.