Firefox: форум сообщества

I had 1600 tabs open (foolish, I know, but 16GB RAM and have had no problem with it in the past) when the app suddenly stopped responding.

Restarted the app, all tabs were gone, replaced by my starting page. Very strange, as I have the setting to re-open previous tabs per default. Attempted to open via "recently closed windows", saw all of the tabs, but the content never loaded in - I was able to resize the window, but could not add new tabs or close existing ones with either mouse input or keyboard shortcuts.

The app became unresponsive again. Restarted the app, did the same thing, had the same issue. This time, it caused the entire computer to become unresponsive. When I started the computer again, opened FF, it was on the start page, and the option of "recently closed windows" was suddenly greyed out.

Following the online guides, it takes me to C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles but there are very few json files in there and only from a few minutes ago. There is nothing in there from before the crashes

There are no Windows previous versions to restore from

1. Is there any way to recover the tabs that I have missed? 2. Why is information about tabs not stored in a non-replacing way locally? 3. Why is information about tabs not stored on the account in a better way? I am far from the only person who uses tabs as a form of storage, even if it is not optimal

Logging in to Yahoo thru Mozilla, I was advised that password was incorrect. I don't know why, same password I have used forever. I tried changing using the three voices option, was OK, but it recycles again asking for the same info. I've changed password, I think, in Mozilla, but I don't know how this affects Yahoo where I get my emails. I've created a passkey, but don't know how to activate or if I should. Help!!

When I recently upgraded to Mac OS Golden Gate on my MacBook Air (with M1 processor), everything became VERY slow and glitchy. Very akin to days of Dial Up. Apple tech support stated this is an issue with Mozilla Firefox.

Please reach out and provide solutions. I have already cleared cookies and data from Firefox with very little benefit.

Please provide clear steps I can follow as I do not have a strong tech background.

Thank you

I've used Firefox for years. I'm on Ver. 160.0. At&T just upgraded me to 1 gig fiber to the home. Edge works fine BUT Firefox take 3 minutes to find Google.com! and longer for other web sites.

I've tried the following things:

• Called AT&T Tech support and he checked the connection and default DNS and said they were fine.
• Cleared FireFox cash.
• Upgraded Firefox to the latest version.
• Changed my IPv4 DNS to 1.1.1.1 with alternate 1.0.0.1

Nothing has worked. What is Edge doing that Firefox can not do, to find web sites?

Please help... Within the last couple of FireFox (FF) updates — PDF's will no longer save to external drive. The drive is secure, not full... and have no problems saving files there — except when using print to PDF on FF.

Went into Download Subfile Under Settings:

Current Setting: Save Files to: Downloads / Ask Where to Save

Went further into subfiles: Changed Some to 'Always Ask' Is there a way to reset what the settings were? Concerned I may have changed some that should not have been changed. Changed to: 'Always Ask'

Content Set to ‘Always Ask’: AV1 Image File (AVIF) com.logitech.logioptionsplus irc ircs Microsoft Word MPEG Audio PNG Image Portable Document Format (PDF) tg WEBARCHIVE file webcal

Content Set to ‘Save File’: Extensible Markup Language (XML) Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

Content Set to ‘Open in FireFox’: JPEG XL Image File WebP Image

Set PDF to 'Always Ask' - Did Not Resolve the Printing Problem.

Thank you for your time & assistance. Appreciated.

I updated today because of the CA issue but this version of Firefox seems not to be able to save PDF files. This might be a bug.

What I did to try to resolve:

1. Tested saving PDFs from different websites: no PDFs were saved. All failed silently (Save as PDF dialog closes as normal after I select the destination for the file. No file is produced, no error message is shown.)

2. Checked to see if a different application could save PDFs today on my computer. No problem. It's just Firefox.

3. Restarted Firefox: same problem

4. Restarted my Mac (mini m4, Sequoia 15.8.1): same problem

Note: Printing on paper from Firefox still works.

So many damn restrictions. i can't browse anything without getting blocked. why the hell did i move from chrome. I dislike this browser as it is blocking almost all access to my local government websites. including many others.

I can't find any settings to fix this. if i don't solve this within this couple of hours. I'm deleting this crap

Sorry for the anger. but wasn't Firefox supposed to be USER FRIENDLY? because at the current the state it is moving FAR AWAY FORM THAT.

Hi!

I think I accidentally signed in to firefox sync with this account so it synced all my passwords and stuff. But I cant login any longer because I it wants to send confimation code to my email. Signin in to this forum works fine for some reason but not to accounts.firefox.com anymore. The problem is that I used 10 minute e-mail service to create this account so there is no way to access that confirmation code. So anyways I want to have my synced data deteted because I don't trust Mozilla with my private data. What are my options?

So, can somebody please explain to me why Firefox VPN is now unsupported in so many countries where people can only exercise their freedom of information by using a VPN?

Do local laws and restrictions apply to the people of these countries because of their governments' actions, while those same governments don't even need a VPN to access such information? Instead, they censor it to prevent their citizens from accessing it.

You claim to be sanctioning the "governments", but in reality, you are only sanctioning the "people" — the very people who are actually fighting against their governments' practices.