Firefox Support Forum

As others in the community have reported, Firefox--and ONLY Firefox--is now unable to access the Synchrony Bank account management site (https://www.synchrony.com/accounts/). I have two Synchrony credit cards and use this site multiple times per week; but about two weeks ago, attempts to login using Firefox began to fail, returning a "We're having temporary problems, try again later" error message. Synchrony tech support says that this problem is unique to Firefox--a fact that has also been reported by the community. I've used Firefox for many years and would hate to have to switch to another browser, but this is a serious inconvenience. It would be nice if you would address this problem promptly. Otherwise, I'm gone. Thanks.

Can not sign into https://streamtv.directv.com/ last 6 days says: Something's gone wrong We may be having trouble with your connection. Connecting your device to Wi-Fi could help fix the issue or try again later. If you were using an app, close this page. Otherwise, start over. i CAN SIGN IN MICROSOFT EDGE OK. gary

Hello everyone, yesterday I was half asleep and I pressed whatever key combination and now my Google looks like this (see the attachment)

Does anyone know how to have the 'all images news etc' looking horizontal/normal again? I cannot figure it out in any way

I just upgraded from 88.1.0 to 114.0.2, and regret it. How do I reduce the wasted space? The search bar, menu bar, etc. And how do I get rid of the double spacing in my bookmarks & history? So much wasted space.

Recently I have received msgs. indicating Firefox is not allowing me access to sites/accounts I should be able to access legitimately -- such as airline accounts, Xfinity, etc. where I have already established accounts (log-ins & passwords). Here's an example of a msg. I get: "You don't have permission to access "http://www.aa.com/loyalty/updatePasswordSubmit" on this server. Reference #18.54f4d517.1688084550.13db3e" -- when trying to sign in to my American Airlines account (which wanted me to update my password). The same happens when I try to view my Xfinity bill. Any idea of what's causing this problem?

Hello friends. For some time now, my browser has been constantly redirecting me to the following site: https://winbigdrip.life/?u=63fkp0n&o=uh7pmz8 I have done all the steps mentioned on the internet completely. But my problem is not solved yet. The interesting thing is that when I sync my Firefox account on other devices. Those devices also have the same problem. please guide me.

Hello moz://a,

I trust that this finds you in good faith,

My name is Kyle Santowski, I got dismissed from work in December and started focusing my attention on computers and the understanding thereof. I purchased the domain heartofstoneclothing.com using my Samsung A21s and my credit card.

I was visiting a friend at the time who offered the use of his computer to me as a kind gesture. I have been residing on the friends property since January and have been using that device up until recently. With my provident fund I purchased a laptop and have been using it since to recover most of my work.

My work got intercepted the day ICANN's 60 day holding period was over, since it wasn't my computer I had no say over it. In South Africa we have a problem with consistent power outages known as load shedding, long story short; I woke up from an extended nap to watch my work get taken and redirected.

I have had major 4 major confrontations with my friend, Gary, whether or not he was snooping through my files. Ive been lied to in my face 4 times, been sworn at, had pots and pans thrown at me for falsely accusing him. I let it go due to alternate accommodation difficulties. At the risk of losing my work completely I have allowed friend to run around the part my browser he gained access to. I might have unknowingly given it up, or at least part of it since it was not my computer.

In these altercations I have been chased away, but i could not leave my work on that computer. Not having access to an external hard drive and no time I mass dumped everything anywhere i could find space; My OneDrive, GoogleDrive, Dropbox. At the time i had just came across MDN after working on Firefox for the first time and exploring its glories.

I have bookmarks that don't belong to me in my bookmarks toolbar, there is personal information that is not mine getting sent to me and I have had to manage this person and his websites while sacrificing my own. I'm not entirely sure how to separate our work without, because the bookmarks i delete reappear every time and I no longer wish to use the old device.

I herewith kindly ask that i could receive some assistance with the issue, this situation has messed my brain up for months and I finally have an understanding of what i need to do, but I am quite new to working with software and can't afford to let it go askew.

Under General Settings at the very top it states "Your browser is being managed by your organization"? Now I have tried to get rid of this by using Regedit and deleting Mozilla under KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies! Now after restarting Firefox its gone but it comes back once I reboot my computer which is Windows 10 Pro 64 bit Enterprise Edition. Can someone please help me get rid of this for good please? Note: I'm also using Avast Premier Security which may also be invoked? Thank you for reading.

Hello, volunteers! Thanks for being here. I'm having trouble migrating bookmarks from one Mac Air to another, and it comes down to Sync not working.

I have two Mac Airs, both 2020. Both are up to date. Let's call them My Mac and Work Mac. Work Mac's syncing starts, then stops immediately.

My problem is more than a week old. The latest version of Clean My Mac offered a new process of clearing out old security history. It's all on me; I didn't really look into it before I clicked the process.

All my login items and passwords disappeared from Firefox. Damn!

I thought it would be a fairly easy fix. "My Mac" and my Android both had the missing info. On the Work Mac, I went into Settings -> Sync, and clicked Sync Now. It very briefly tried to connect - and I mean, less than a second - then Sync Now went solid again. Repeated several times. Syncing just wouldn't start.

I looked at the error logs and in fact Sync hadn't worked for a month or so. I just hadn't noticed.

I tried a few fixes suggested in the forums, but nothing was truly applicable to my specific problem. Finally, frustrated, I removed and reinstalled Firefox on my Work Mac. My logins came back immediately. But the Bookmarks Toolbar is empty, except for the option to "Import Bookmarks". unless I open them from the Firefox -> Manage Bookmarks. There they are - it even says they're in the toolbar. But they're not.

And Sync still doesn't work! Same symptoms: click, attempt to connect, fail.

So my problems are twofold: - How do I get my bookmarks back into the toolbar where they belong? - How do I get syncing to work again?

The error report on each failed effort to sync is over 1000 lines long. I'll add one in a series of posts here.

I'm not sure how to interpret the message on the extensions here but needles to say Xdebug helper is not setting the proper headers.

What is this message and how to solve it?

I updated to the latest Firefox from a pretty old version, so I don't know when this would have first occurred in a release, but now, when I go to a page like Discord, or many other sites where I stay logged in all the time, it still brings up my saved logins in a box. Even though there is no login area on the page. It goes away when I click anywhere on the page, but it is still a bit annoying and definitely didn't happen before.