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I'm trying to use two screens so I can work with YouTube playing on the secondary screen. It works fine until I switch YouTube to full screen. It does fill the secondary screen fine and the video plays, but then my main screen goes black. I can swipe the screen and that brings back my main screen, but then it puts the black screen on my secondary screen. The best way I can explain it is that there seems to be a third screen option (let's call it screen two) that's completely black that's in between the main screen (screen one) and secondary screen (screen three). I can have screen one and two or two and three, but not one and three.

Any suggestions?

I recently was unable to have my audio and video function while in an invited Google Meet meeting. I use a Mac OS, Sequoia 15.3.2 (24D81), Firefox 137.0.1 (64-bit), and latest Google Meet.

I use Firefox's "Strict" privacy settings and could use some instructions on how to allow Google Meets to function properly on Firefox. For example, I have turned on the browser window toggles to allow the site special permissions - but still cannot get the Meet Audio and Video settings at the bottom to toggle on (see screenshots), the message is a grayed-out "permission needed". I cannot figure out where the permission needed is located...Is this a Firefox, Google Meet or somehow my Mac. Sending this to Google as well.

Thank you

Pop-up windows were allowed before in Firefox... Latest upgrade - even when I unclick the "blocked" choice box - no longer allows for pop-ups to work. This is extremely frustrating, as I have used Firefox for decades, and do not wish to migrate away from it...

Hello everyone! I’m writing to asking for help about an issue with the camera not working on Mozilla Firefox during video calls. When I try to join a Google Meet session, I receive a message asking me to grant camera permissions - even though the permissions are already enabled both in the browser and my computer’s settings.

Interestingly, the camera works perfectly fine on other browsers like Google Chrome, so the issue seems to be specific to Firefox. I’ve already checked the following:

- Camera permissions are all allowed for Google Meet in Firefox; - The system settings (Windows) permit Firefox to access the camera; - No other applications are blocking the camera. I know that 'cause I'm using this camera on WhatsApp and TikTok Live Studio.

Could y'all please help me resolve this? I’d appreciate any troubleshooting steps or fixes you can provide.

PS.: The images are written in portuguese. But it's all how I told you before.

I get this warning every time I click on a link. It wants me to "allow" which, by clicking the link, indicates that in fact I want to allow the page. It's annoying, and has only started showing up since the last update. Using Firefox136.0.4. on a Mac running Sonoma 14.