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After last Nigltly update (on 2018-05-08) Firefox search/adress bar is full broken. This has these behaviours: 1. Settings -> search. Happen nothing. It's not load Search settings page. 2. Search/adress bar if I need search something in browser opinion I cant press "enter". If I enter valid url (http:// or https:// starts) its can go to site after enter. 3. I already delete my profile and create new - problem still exist. 4. On work (Win10x64) I don't use ANY extensions problem still exist. 5. Home I use OpenSuse Thumbleewed (kernel 4.16 KDE 5 x86_64) problem still exist (firefox download and install not from repos).

In other cases it works fine.

I'm using Mbpr 2013 with latest OSX, Firefox is Nightly version I already disable all add-ons, uncheck recommend performance settings, uncheck Block dangerous and deceptive content, try safe mode too.. still very slow . I dont know why this happen

Since the recent updates for the Firefox Nightly, my laptop is ALWAYS getting the famous Black Screen and upon restart i see the text "Resuming Windows".

I use the (known to be bad) combination of an i3 2330M processor, and the Intel HD Family Graphics driver. That combination is known to be the father and mother of many Black Screens if software does not handle that bad combination well. Intel denies any wrong-doing, but the Internet search results are speaking quite an exact language when looking for the involved hardware for these Black Screens.

Please, Firefox developers, bypass that terrible Black Screen problem. At the moment, i have to use the Safari browser just to be able to send you this message.

Laptop specs: Compaq CQ57 Refurbished Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit Mozilla Firefox Nightly Latest Version 8GB RAM i3 2330M Processor Intel HD Family Graphic Driver (same bad results with Intel 3000 Graphics Driver)

Everytime Firefox Nightly updates, it opens maximised and then minimises itself to the taskbar. When I reopen it, it is windowed. Is there anything I can do to stop this from happening?