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Some websites won't load at all while other are very slow to load but some will load just fine, example Crunchyroll (screenshot attached) won't load at all its just spinning loading icon and a white page but if I try it in a different browser it works just fine, but with Youtube it will load but is choppy and low quality videos and same thing as before I load it in a different browser and no problems. I have tried every possible solution I can find from clearing cookies and cache to refreshing Firefox even scanned for malware and virus nothing has worked please help me figure out what is happening and why it's only with Firefox that I am having this problem and its not hardware can play online just fine and download games from steam perfectly fine.

Thunderbird 140.7.0esr (aarch64) on macOS26.02

For several days now, Thunderbird has been responding extremely slowly to mouse movements or clicks. This leads to undesirable results because emails are suddenly deleted that should not be deleted (due to forced double clicks). Or folders are not opened, or the wrong folders are opened.

The last change was updating Thunderbird. Is this a known bug?

Frequently when I hibernate my laptop firefox prevents its (as soon as it enters sleep it wakes up)

when I close firefox it hibernates fine

when I go to powercfg /REQUESTS its the audio card that is driving the wake up

In settings I have turned media.video-wakelock. to FALSE etc and firefox still wakes the computer

BLUFF:

1. Long start up times (do not see this on other browsers) 2. FIrefox often crashes. Browser tells me that a report has been sent. To where? No response. 3. How do I check if my browser is up to date?

What could be causing this? What are my effective actions to increase performance?

System Summary is below:

OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 Home Version 10.0.26200 Build 26200 Other OS Description Not Available OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation System Name DESKTOP-JK3NIOU System Manufacturer HP System Model HP ENVY TE01-1xxx System Type x64-based PC System SKU 13Z31AA#ABA Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10700 CPU @ 2.90GHz, 2904 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processor(s) BIOS Version/Date AMI F.40, 7/29/2021 SMBIOS Version 3.2 Embedded Controller Version 88.20 BIOS Mode UEFI BaseBoard Manufacturer HP BaseBoard Product 8767 BaseBoard Version A (SMVB) Platform Role Desktop Secure Boot State On PCR7 Configuration Elevation Required to View Windows Directory C:\WINDOWS System Directory C:\WINDOWS\system32 Boot Device \Device\HarddiskVolume1 Locale United States Hardware Abstraction Layer Version = "10.0.26100.1" User Name DESKTOP-JK3NIOU\Owner Time Zone Central Standard Time Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 16.0 GB Total Physical Memory 15.8 GB Available Physical Memory 9.63 GB Total Virtual Memory 51.8 GB Available Virtual Memory 42.0 GB Page File Space 36.0 GB Page File C:\pagefile.sys Kernel DMA Protection On Virtualization-based security Running Virtualization-based security Required Security Properties Virtualization-based security Available Security Properties Base Virtualization Support, Secure Boot, DMA Protection, UEFI Code Readonly, SMM Security Mitigations 1.0, Mode Based Execution Control, APIC Virtualization Virtualization-based security Services Configured Hypervisor enforced Code Integrity Virtualization-based security Services Running Hypervisor enforced Code Integrity App Control for Business policy Enforced App Control for Business user mode policy Off

I am having a problem with Thunderbird in that, seemingly at random, Thunderbird stops responding for a few minutes, then it deletes all but 2000 emails locally from my inbox, then, after a while, it re-downloads them all from the server. I have 96973 messages in my inbox on the server.

The email server in question is mail.yahoo.com

I use the Unified Inbox feature and generally keep the Unread filter on unless I'm looking or searching for a specific message. Opening the app or reloading the Inbox takes up to 15-sec to go from a blank screen to showing the messages. I do have all the inboxes indexed on the device but the issue was observed with the standard 25 message limit as well. I have not had similar delays or have been met with a blank screen every time an email app is opened. Is there an ability to speed up the initial and subsequent loading times? It does hamper workflows and skews the perception of the app towards being inefficient or otherwise less than capable compared to similar apps.

There's a well known "window-focus bug" in MacOS 26, where clicking on a window (even the title bar) doesn’t bring that app to the front. It seems like Thunderbird is particularly susceptible to this bug, and I was kind of tolerating it in 26.1. But just today I updated to 26.2, and oddly this has made the problem worse. Is anybody else seeing this and is anybody aware of a fix? Various MacOS discussion groups recommend tweaking MacOS mission control settings, but I don't use mission control at all.

I have been using Thunderbird for many years, and it's been a while since I cleaned out my Inbox & Folders. I get about 1200 emails a week, so the clutter is extreme. Yet it is still stable, and now I am waiting to see at what level it falls over. Currently I have 84,544 emails in my Inbox, 131,597 in the Junk Folder,33,718 in Archives, 13,388 in another Inbox, and a whole heap which get deleted when I compact the system.

I reckon compacting it has got rid of another 200,000 or so this year.

I am very impressed, well done guys.

[edited email from public support forum]

i am trying to type this message on firefox, but i have to avoid shift key not to interrupt typing. when i hot shift+some other keys like i, b, v, etc, devtools pop up. i have checked other forums, other q&a on firefox support, and concluded that the same issue have occurred to many users regardless of the os, features, extensions, various keyboards (but not the virtual one for me) or system settings. i have to type a lot in the browser, so i just choose to delete firefox until someday the issue is fixed.

When my laptop is connect to a monitor via HDMI cable, the resolution on Firefox switches between what my laptop is at when not plugged in and the current monitor's resolution. It almost looks like Firefox is hiccuping between resolutions. This last for a few seconds and happens frequently within the hour. How can I stop Firefox from being confused about the resolution it's supposed to be at?

Thunderbird version: 146.0 Platform: Windows 11 Email Provider: Google workspace

I'm slowly persuading my wife to move over from outlook to Thunderbird (due to constant issues with google sync). I've got it all setup nicely and working BUT i'm having a real issue with the thunderbird calendar taking an absolute age to populate It is quite a well used calendar with lots of recurring events/reminders to pay bills etc. Just to get the Holidays in United Kingdom takes about 30 seconds and to populate from the gmail calendar takes around 8 minutes

It's the one stumbling block i'm finding to persuade her to move over so any advice that can be given would be greatly appreciate

Of 3 macs in the house, all on OS12, the one on ethernet to the ISP has been failing regularly: 1.) fails to collect history 2.) fails to present long-time home page 3.) if it does boot-up properly, expected behavior slows down markedly during a session on the computer (Usually rebooting the entire machine restores this. This morning even that didn't work.)

FoxFire (v146.0) crash report is available. Here is infor on machine:

 Model Name:	Mac mini

 Model Identifier:	Macmini7,1
 Processor Name:	Dual-Core Intel Core i5
 Processor Speed:	2.6 GHz
 Number of Processors:	1
 Total Number of Cores:	2
 L2 Cache (per Core):	256 KB
 L3 Cache:	3 MB
 Hyper-Threading Technology:	Enabled
 Memory:	8 GB
 System Firmware Version:	483.0.0.0.0
 OS Loader Version:	540.120.3~37
 SMC Version (system):	2.24f32
 Serial Number (system):	C07W4442G1HW
 Hardware UUID:	4FFAC2D9-63A5-5546-973C-5D509C5D43A2
 Provisioning UDID:	4FFAC2D9-63A5-5546-973C-5D509C5D43A2'

This version is very slow when opened ... it seaches through for various emails (gmail and Outlook) and snags on something called 'Checking Mail Server Capabilities'. Other issues include a slow copy to the Send folder once an email has been sent. I am not a technical person, been using TBird for many years and until now have really enjoyed its capabilities

Is there a known related issue? Overall the performance is very poor ... I use a series 7 processor and have WiFi speeds in excess of 100 MB.

Thanks Ron

Do Mozilla really have no idea why their browser is considered a better alternative to other browsers? Why do they insist on making their browser WORSE for the sake of jumping on the latest stupid tech trend!? Some new tech that makes everything it's used in perform considerably worse? Oh boy sounds like the perfect thing for firefox! If this keeps up I'm looking into a browser that's at least more open about the fact it doesn't care.

I have had a dual boot Windows 10/Ubuntu Linux set up for many years, with Firefox installations in the two operating systems both using the same profile accessible on a shared a disk partition. Since a Ubuntu update several months ago, using Firefox under Ubuntu produces the "The bookmarks and history system will not be functional because one of Firefox's files is in use by another application. Some security software can cause this problem." problem when I revert to Windows and try to run Firefox under Windows. I can clear the problem by running a disk check in Windows on the shared partition, but does anyone know how to avoid this?