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Trying to use Google Meet on my new Mac (OS 26.2) using Firefox (140.7.0esr (aarch64)) However, when I attempt to share my screen during a video call I get the following message instead: "Meet needs permission to screen share. You must grant permissions in order to screen share" but it does not provide instructions or links to where I need to grant these permissions. This is only happening when I try to use Google Meet or Zoom with Firefox. If I use Chrome (which I prefer not to) from the same Mac computer, I am able to do screen share with both Google Meet and Zoom. I have already tried the following: added Firefox to the Mac OS privacy & security accessibility and camera settings AND added both Zoom and Meet to the Firefox to the Firefox Privacy settings to "Allow" camera access. However none of this worked. What specific Firefox or Mac OS setting must I turn on so that I may do screen shares during video calls?

For years, my Dell Latitude (Windows) laptop and devices connected to it via Bluetooth coexisted well. For this same time, I have used Firefox (latest version) only. The laptop connected to whatever Bluetooth device I was using and it worked when i used Firefox.

This changed about three months ago. According to my tech repairman, what has happened is that, although the (Windows) laptop connects with the Bluetooth devices, Firefox for some reason stopped allowing the Bluetooth signal to go through.

There has never been any notification from Firefox, never has been a way to edit a setting to allow Bluetooth to work, and no option(s) ever offered to allow Bluetooth to work.

Does anyone have a suggestion about fixing this; other than the obvious – use a different browser?

Thanks.

I want to use my microphone on the website https://translate.google.co.il. And I get a message from Google Translate when I click on the microphone that the browser does not support voice output. What should I do so that the browser does support it. Many thanks Smadar