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when i browse this page https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Flexible_Box_Layout/Basic_Concepts_of_Flexbox ,the monospace font show error, the detial please check fellow images. picture 2 is my font settings

Mozilla Firefox for linux Mint 99.0.1 (64 bit) - mint-001

Using Outlook web, when viewing pdf documents, it displays strange symbols (incorrect font sets are probably used).

I point out that using Chrome the problem does not arise.

I also installed the microsoft fonts thinking it might solve the problem I attach illustrative image.

Best Regards. Salvatore

'I am on Firefox and then log into PGA.org, who recommended I use firefox for all my educational activities, a giant clock shows up when the educational portal should pop up. I have asked the PGA about it and they have no idea how to fix this.

In each update there is, my browser is reset, the history, tabs, and all other data is lost with no way to get it back. I'm given no warning of when this will happen and frankly, this shouldn't even be an issue. This makes Firefox unusable and despite my love for this browser, I won't be using Firefox unless the issue is resolved.

I have lost several very important tabs and data, and this isn't the first time. This has happened since I got Firefox. This ussue makes this browser unusable and unreliable.

Website changes when developing never show the change even with cashing is operative. Regular history cleaned ETC ETC - Means CACHE CLEARING NEVER WORKS. This is a VERY BAD PROBLEM that is quite common. How these idiots at Mozilla have never fixed it indicates they useless. I've been recommended NEVER to use firefox because of this issue. So its back to Chrome and I hate supporting Google.

SSL_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED_ALERT I keep getting this on different sites, I can't access lots of pages and it's getting to be a massive problem and I reallly need some help. PLEASE can someone help.

I haven't traced this to FF updating, so don't yet have a hunch on what is triggering this:

Browser: FF for Win.

ISSUE #1: Downloads are going to the default location (Windows Downloads folder) in spite of being set to 'Always ask you where to save files'. This setting is retained correctly, but the browser is NOT asking me where to save the downloads - it just puts them in the default Windows "Downloads" folder)

ISSUE #2: I NEVER have ANY browser save passwords, yet despite repeatedly setting it NOT to ask to save passwords, here I am AGAIN setting it NOT to save passwords. This seems to happen every few months, but I don't yet relate it to FF updates.

Thoughts?

Thank you, Doug

When using the Firefox search engine, once the information is entered, Freshy takes over. I'm concerned that my computer is being compromised. Please tell me how to get rid of freshy. Thank you.

Después de descargar e instalar la actualización de su navegador, la interfaz de dicho navegador solo muestra letras tan pequeñas que ni son legibles, al igual que todo lo que se busca se ve igual, y también en todas partes de su navegador esta igual de ilegibles por las minúsculas letras, ni a configuraciones puedo acceder por que no se ve nada. Pos data, ADJUNTO UN ARCHIVO DE BÚSQUEDA QUE HICE EN SU NAVEGADOR, PARA COMPROBAR LO QUE HE REDACTADO

i dont have the photo right now but its like some codes that correspond in any later. of what i remember the 0 is 1 and the nomber 3 is V or N i dont remember but the 0 whas 1.

09May2022 AusEST 5:25pm I have a query related to the printing of an online monetary transaction, and it's associated incorrect time of printing using Firefox.The details in full will be accompanied with an image representing what I will be referring to. However, I am finding that the image will not be uploaded here at the Mozilla Firefox browser support page. The image is less than 500 KB. I have tried .png & .jpg. Could someone please assist me? Kind regards, Harauld.

Normally there is no difficulty searching a pdf with a pdf reader. How does one do it in Firefox?

Note that ctrl+shift+f and ctrl+f do not work.

John