Форум сообщества Firefox

Having spent a frustrating weelend being unable to log into Coventry Building Society's online banking app, I 'phoned the this morning to be told they consider Firefox insecure and no longer support its use. The app accepts my username & password, tells me they are going to 'phone me with an access code and then displays "Page not found". Anyone know of any other bank or similar who would believe Firefox to be insecure?

Hey there! System: Windows 10 x64, Firefox Nightly.

Problem: Out of the blue, when I start Firefox Nightly (I think 2-3 days ago), it just crashed with no extra info. I see the "window of the update process", it goes to the middle or to the end, immediately closes and doesn't bring up the Crash reporter. However! When I tried to run a Nightly Installer that I downloaded through Chrome, it quietly runs and then just opens up my browser no problem, profile and all. I checked and it seems to be the exact same .exe file (according to the Task Manager).

So in short: it breaks if I run it straight from my usual shortcut, or with .exe. But if I run the installer myself, the browser opens up fine.

However, the installer didn't bring any new updates that would fix the problem, I have this for 2-3 days now, I don't remember. I start working, I see I didn't fix it and run the installer again.

Any ideas on the fix? I would love to not lose my profile, settings and, if possible, tabs. I'll try disabling all the extensions after I post this, I don't think they contribute, though (seeing how the external Firefox Nightly Installer opens up my browser just fine).

Thanks in advance!

I updated to 131.0.2 on a Win11 laptop. Now I am getting hit with frequent crashes involving web activities. I get a popup to submit the crash report but it fails with an "unable to submit report" message. I found a similar report that advised how to access the reports that spoke of a "submitted" folder. I do not find this folder, only multiple "pending" reports. They all contain only 10 bytes.

Everything was normal before the update. When I did the update, the menus changed, the bookmarks disappeared, the new tab key disappeared, how do I get it back to its original state?

Apparently there's a new PDF feature that shows up on the right in a sub-window whenever I try to view a PDF. "Now you can highlight your PDFs!" it screams. Unfortunately I can't use it nor can I get rid of all the "real estate" that it takes up. I'm using a fully-updated FF browser on an ASUS E410 with Win11 H23. I've tried every possible option to change the FF magnification or my screen size. NOTHING WORKS. Before this thing intruded my space for viewing PDFs or changing PDF forms, everything was fine. Now I am forced to find another solution See attached.

When attempting to sign in using google on firefox, the page I've included as an image below pops up. In order to solve the issue, I've tried clearing cookies and browsing data, refreshed firefox, and uninstalled and then reinstalled firefox. This happens on all websites, and only when using firefox.

Last February, I installed an update that wasn't compatible with my macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra. As a result, my bookmarks disappeared. For a long time, I've been getting popups on a daily basis, and sometimes twice daily, telling me to update again. Based on my last experience, I not about to install any more updates. I want these messages to stop.

When i search something on Google it shows the results based on my IP address. Towards the bottom of the search results at the bottom of the webpage the location of the IP address mentions the city I live in.

I frequently share my screen and don't want to share that information with others. How can I remove that information from appearing when I search for something on Google?

A few times now I have suddenly found Firefox unable to load any web pages all while other browsers and apps on the same Windows 11 system continue to function as expected. At first thought it was IPv6, so disabled that at the system level to no effect. Additionally confirmed that DNS over HTTPS is disabled as our firewall blocks direct access to known public DNS servers.

Today however I have noticed that Firefox seems to get into this state after I execute some actions in Microsoft Outlook web (https://outlook.office.com/mail/inbox/) , which I do have running in a container specifically for work pages (Firefox Multi-Account Containers)

If I force-close FireFox and reopen it, it will continue to function as expected.

Hello everyone!

So for the past 2 days I've been having this problem where if I try to open firefox, it instead opens like a complete separate window (not even with the firefox logo on it)? And every time you click the firefox logo again it just opens a new window again. It's very frustrating. Does anybody know how to fix this?

Hi,

when I watch 360 videos on youtube, the video glitches. Like it stutters, as if its going back and forth in frames constantly. Before, it did not use to do that. I could watch the 360 videos just fine. I even tried refreshing and reinstalling firefox. It did not work. Please help.

All bookmarks have disappeared from the bookmarks bar under the address bar. The bar itself is displayed, View—Toolbars—Bookmarks bar—Always show is enabled, but it is empty, although I had a lot of things on it, and now nothing can be added to it. The bookmarks themselves from this bar are displayed in the Bookmarks—Bookmarks bar menu with an asterisk. I deleted Mozilla, rebooted the computer, reinstalled Firefox Mozilla several times - bookmarks on the Bookmarks Bar appear, but then disappear again. Also, all icons of installed extensions and Mozilla control buttons, such as Home, Update, Profile and others, have disappeared, and even Create a new tab has disappeared. Win10, Firefox browser developer 132.0b2 (64bit)

I have tried all suggestions, including all three steps shown by Google ("enable cookies," "clear cache and cookies" and "adjust your privacy settings," and none work.