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With search suggestions turned off and browser history completely cleared (all check boxes for all time), Firefox suggests AP News (apnews.com) when I click the search bar. This started kind of recently, though I'm not sure what version triggered the change. I'm not sure how to submit a bug report, so I'm posting here.

My google search suggestions aren't working in the firefox awesome bar. Search suggestions are turned on. Opening the console gives this error, "SearchSuggestionController found an unexpected string value: Non-200 status or empty HTTP response: 403" I've tried using troubleshoot mode, making a new profile, etc. I still can't get it to work.

Every time I carry out a search (on Google or on DuckDuckGo), after I have my Google or DDG results I find a tab has been created with Britannica offering a result for the search. I never installed Britannica and I don't want it to appear - I want to remove Britannica from my system altogether. But I don't have a Britannica app in my Settings list of apps and I never intstalled it. It's like a virus. Can anybody help me to get rid of it?

I will visit a site, say engadget. Then I can open another tab, and I expect when I type en or eng or engadge that it'll autocomplete to engadget, but it won't. For some sites, it works, for others, it doesn't. I'm a developer and am used to figuring stuff out, but no matter what settings I change it doesn't consistently work. I use Firefox on all my devices but on this one machine, it doesn't work. I've triple checked the settings. I am this close to switching browsers, it's so frustrating. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Can any one tell me how I can prevent Amazon coming up in any search results. I did have it blocked with a Copernic Agent programme, but that is not longer available. Since Amazon are the worlds biggest data thieves, I don't want them appearing here.

Somehow AP (news) has started showing up in the firefox menu bar. I'd like to delete it since I don't use it. It's not in my settings under search, nor can I just delete it by right clicking the menu bar. Can you help? Thanks, Stephanie

Hi Mozilla Community,

I’m experiencing an issue where Firefox records 3 history entries when I visit a single webpage. Here are the details:

Problem Description - After visiting a URL (e.g., `example.com`), the browsing history shows 3 entries for the same page. - Observed behavior:

• The address bar shows no visible redirects, but the issue persists.
• Happens consistently

Troubleshooting Steps I’ve Tried 1. Tested in Safe Mode (with all extensions disabled) – issue still occurs. 2. Disabled preloading (`Privacy & Security` > `Preload links`). 3. Cleared cache, cookies, and history. 4. Refreshed Firefox (reset to default settings). 5. Scanned for malware (no threats detected).

Additional Notes - The issue does not occur in other browsers (e.g., Chrome). - No suspicious extensions are installed. - It may be helpful to know that I have 3 connected devices.

Could this be caused by Firefox’s internal behavior (e.g., session restoration, hidden redirects) or a configuration issue? Any guidance would be appreciated!

How do I change the site addresses that come up when I click the address bar? Time was I got a list of sites that I use often, perhaps several time in a day. I still use those sites but some have been replaced by addresses that I've used once or twice and probably won't use again for months. Where's the sense behind identifying as a "favourite" something I use twice in a week but not again and throwing out something I use week in and week out. How do I get rid of these interlopers?

When I type 'mess', I want it to fully auto-complete to 'messages.google.com/web/conversations', not 'messages.google.com'. I want 'oura' => 'cloud.ouraring.com/dashboard', 'my' => 'myserver.localhost/whatever'.

In chrome I can delete the domain-only option from my history and it does what I want, prioritizing the most-selected URL. I've searched for dozens of minutes and ("dozens of us!") and haven't found a combination of about:settings and about:config changes that still does what I want. That is, I've found settings that worked in the past but they don't exist any more.

And why is only-the-domain the default? Who would want that?

Also, hitting down-arrow is not acceptable. I need a muscle-memory friendly solution.

Thanks!

Now, somebody at Mozilla decided to add Google trending searches to our non-Google searches. Since I want nothing to do with Google other than (grudgingly) having an email account, is there a way to remove all those trending searches in one swoop? I removed the initial bunch, then went back later, and there were more. TIA.

I want Google to return 100 search items in Firefox. All the descriptions of how to do this mean you have to do the search, then go to the end of the address bar and add &num=100 and enter.

This is very tedious so I set up a special bookmark which did it. So I'd do the search, then click the bookmark on the bookmark toolbar and it would expand the hits to 100. However, I've lost the bookmark and I can't remember how I did it.

When adding a bookmark to the toolbar you need to specify the URL. In this case the URL will be the generated address from the search, ie. the current URL each time. How can I specify the curent URL when it is a dynamic address? It needs to start with "http" in order for it to be in the right format to save.

Hi, I’ve been using Firefox iOS for around 3 years, but since about 2 or 3 weeks, the Firefox Suggestions which used to suggest previous websites that I had visited now only suggests open tabs or synced tabs on other devices.

I wonder if this bug has already been identified or not.

For example, on the attached screenshot, I have visited multiple times urbanlink website and it is not suggesting it like it used to.