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When I started using Firefox today, I found that I can't always click to open links. Often right-clicking to open in a new tab works, but I've run into at least one case so far that doesn't.

Examples:

1. the link to go to the log in page for a medical practitioner - right clicking to open in a new tab didn't work, I was able to open it in a private window

2. a "confirm subscription" link in an email - I right-clicked to open it in a new tab

3. I'm logged out of my password manager (Proton Pass) or at any rate when I click on the Proton Pass icon in the toolbar nothing happens - normally it logs in, or if already logged in, then clicking the icon opens the vault.

My computer installed a Windows update yesterday. I haven't futzed with any settings in Firefox or my usual security & privacy extensions recently. Not sure how to start troubleshooting this - aside from turning all of my extensions off just to be sure one of them isn't causing the problem.

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to defencetravelsystem.gov.in. SSL peer was unable to negotiate an acceptable set of security parameters.

Error code: SSL_ERROR_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE_ALERT

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

When people click "update preferences" in one of our Mailchimp-Mails, they are redirected to mailchimp.com with the selection of the groups / newsletters. However, when the page is opened in Firefox, there are no checkboxes. The tracking protection blocks the image and the form only shows the labels for the groups.

Is there a way to whitelist our Mailchimp-URL ("mycustomername.us10.mailchimp.com")? Or could the tracking protection team make an adjustment to stop blocking these images on all Mailchimp URLs?

I've noticed on several of my pc's running win10 & win11 the AP news shortcut has been added to the new tab page when I have not gone to the AP News site on either PC. If I have "sponsored shortcuts" off and I don't use AP news ever, how did it end up on my shortcuts?

With the change in the Privacy policy and TOU for Mozilla, it's been mentioned in several official responses that certain functionality will not be possible going forward without those changes.

If I never use suggestions, hints, or any mozilla services with firefox. Just what functionality becomes a problem that you need to change the "We will never sell your data" and the other equally disturbing "you grant mozilla a irrevocable non-exclusive royalty free right..."?

How about some clear transparency instead of the opaque non-specific statements you've been making?

Loyal users of firefox for the last 20+ years deserve better than this.

Oh, and why can't I remove the search shortcuts for bookmarks, tabs and history, I'd like to map those keys to something else.

So I understand this: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/xframe-neterror-page and the reason it exists, but I need to find a way to turn it off because it's literally blocking me from accessing the Library of Congress webpage inside the same browser for my job. It's not a malicious site, but I can't figure out how to tell Firefox to stop blocking it as if it was a malicious site.

Help.

Hi 🦊,

I love the new integration with AI chatbots in the Firefox sidebar—such an awesome feature! 🙌

However, I’ve run into an inconvenience: the logins happen in the default browser context, which causes conflicts between different accounts. For example, I use my personal Google account for OpenAI and my company Google account for Gemini, and I don’t want them to share the same context.

It would be amazing if I could assign a container to each chatbot, just like I can when opening a new tab. Even grouping all AI chatbot logins into a dedicated container or context—separate from the generic one—would go a long way toward solving this.

Thanks for the great work and for considering this!

New update to Firefox as part of a Windows update on 4/10/25 described a new firefox layout. I went to explore this new capability and firefox had a banner across the top saying my PC was managed by an enterprise. I built this PC from scratch.... How do I turn this setting off?

I'm using Firefox for Android on a Kindle fire tablet.

Just to be very clear: I am not trying to block a website. I'm trying prevent a site from opening other sites in other tabs. I cannot find anything about pop-ups in the settings, and I don't even know if it's technically a “pop-up” if it is opened in a new tab

Every potential answer I've been able to find on the web to this question begins with "enter about:config in the address bar." But when I to try enter this and then press the enter button, nothing happens. Just a blank screen.

Am I doing something wrong? Is there another way to go about this?

I thank you in advance. I'm very frustrated. It seems like it should be such a simple thing to do in a security-minded browser like Firefox

Firefox on Android extensions NoScript and UBlock Origin stopped working. Updated to v137, installed new extensions. Extensions still not working and not accessible on device, with arrowed circle-of-death showing. Android v7.1.1 on Samsung SM-J320V.

Howdy everyone! I have been using the Internet pretty much every day since I picked my first android up, from the very early days i had learnt that security is "essential" with your anti virus/bloatware/malware and whatever else you could probably think of is potentially harmful to your device! Anyway, what I'm saying is why don't we have anything on our modern day social apparatus similar to a firewall qt all please?! Why aren't we using them and why at least aren't our phones at least now coming new with some type of security app that can help teach us how to make our own firewall or security systems!??! 🤔