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I access a couple weather sites many times a day. About once a week I get the "Access Denied" message shown below. That message is for wunderground.com, and I almost always get the same thing for weather.com at the same time. No other sites I visit experience this issue. While this is occurring, I can always open the site on Safari. And the issue always goes away on it's own usually after several minutes. I've cleared cookies and data for those sites and that doesn't clear it up...only waiting a few minutes works.

Does anyone have any thoughts on what might be going on?

'Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/ia/cedar-rapids" on this server.

Reference #18.8aa03b17.1786700537.30ccea5b

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.8aa03b17.1786700537.30ccea5b'

Anyone succeed with running Firefox in headless mode under Ubuntu?

I tried:

firefox --headless --safe-mode -P headless https://quan.hoabinh.vn

but got this error:

[12545] Sandbox: CanCreateUserNamespace() unshare(CLONE_NEWPID): EPERM

• • • You are running in headless mode.

[GFX1-]: RenderCompositorSWGL failed mapping default framebuffer, no dt

I installed Firefox as from "https://packages.mozilla.org/apt" repo.

When I open Firefox on my MacBook Pro laptop, the widgets will not load content. The first attached images is a screenshot of a current display. the other two images are screenshots of troubleshooting steps that appear to relate, but I'm not sure which might apply. When I try Step 1 "Force Enable System Widgets", I have found the setting to be "false"...which I set to True...but that doesn't fix the problem.

If I go to save something from within Firefox (on MacOS desktop browser), if I try to forward delete some characters, nothing happens. I can go to the address bar and forward delete characters within a URL, but doesn't appear that I can do so in other dialog boxes within Firefox. I've verified issue persists in debug mode as well as standard mode (and just re-freshed firefox within the last day and thought that had resolved the issue until realizeing forward delete will still work in URL field, but not in firefox dialog boxes like the save as window when downloading something.

This is a bit difficult to explain, but I'll do my best.

Our company uses NetIQ Identity Manager, which we access through a web browser. I primarily used Firefox until I had to switch to another browser because of this issue. The problem only occurs in Firefox; I have tested several Chromium-based browsers, and none of them exhibit the same behavior.

On a specific page within the application, there are two panels: one displays a list of users, and the other displays details for the selected user.

The issue is that Firefox does not show a separate scrollbar for the user details panel. Instead, it only scrolls the page based on the height of the user list panel. As a result, when the user list contains fewer entries than the amount of information displayed in the user details panel, Firefox is unable to scroll through the entire details section. The hidden information still exists and becomes visible if the browser window is resized to be taller.

When the user list contains enough entries to make that panel taller than the user details panel, all user details are displayed correctly and scrolling works as expected because the entire page can be scrolled.

In Edge and other Chromium-based browsers, both panels have their own scrollbars. The scrollbar for the user details panel is only displayed when necessary, such as when the amount of user information exceeds the available space, but scrolling works correctly in all cases.

Is there anything that can be done to resolve this issue?

Unfortunately, the page is hosted on our company's internal network, so I am unable to share it.

The issue first appeared at the end of February this year. I believe I was using Firefox version 148 at the time. Prior to that, the problem did not occur. I am using Windows 11 and have tried the troubleshoot mode, which did not help.

However, when I open the tracking link in Firefox on my desktop computer, the truck's location does not display or update properly. The location appears inaccurate or does not track correctly.

The same type of location-tracking service seems to work better on other devices/browsers, so I'm wondering whether this could be related to Firefox's location permissions or geolocation handling.

I'm using Firefox on a desktop PC. Is there a Firefox setting I should check to make sure location-based tracking works correctly?

For reference, the towing company I contacted was [[Moses Lake Towing & Recovery|https://towingmoseslakewa.com/]] Moses Lake Towing & Recovery

Any suggestions for troubleshooting live location tracking in Firefox would be appreciated.

I have McAfee pop-ups that seem to be linked to Firefox. How do I get rid of them? I have used the McAfee MCPR tool, but the pop-ups remain with a Mozilla Firefox notification box. When I open a link from an email I get nine of them. Seconds ago I just got a system update Mozilla Firefox alert box; if I click on it, I get a page to sign up for McAfee.

I am asked to update every time I open Firefox and that's been going on for a year. I have no idea what version I'm now using even though I have updated it numerous times.

Cannot log in to Xcel Energy web page after resent Firefox update: the error code is The requested URL was rejected. Please consult with your administrator.

Your support ID is fa42d3aa-1a9d-4b8f-a478-529a34e84924 Error 403 - Forbidden F5 site: ch2-chi

Other web sites work fine.

ive been using firefox for a long time now and i appreciate how compared to other browsers i have less ai jammed down my throat. i thought the crossword widget added recently was fun and ive been enjoying it every now and then. so i really do wonder, why would firefox put the ai-child-porn-lover who begged jeffrey epstein to let him come to his pedophile island on the crossword?

i really think you need to reconsider your editors or reconsider your morals.

sincerely, a very disappointed user of over a decade!

I periodically need to access a website with an expired or self-signed certificate. I understand the risks, but the browser won't let me. I've searched both the regular settings and about:config, but I can't find an option to restore the button to ignore the warning. How can I ignore the SEC_ERROR_BAD_SIGNATURE notification and proceed to the website I need?

See above. Also, I can't get into this and most other websites except by turning of your Mozilla VPN. Please fix this or tell me how to do it.

Thanks much!