Форум поддержки Firefox

I am trying to access a few financial sites and receive the following security error that I am unable to resolve. Something changed with my Firefox settings recently as I was able to access these sites prior.

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Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to accountaccess.edwardjones.com because this website requires a secure connection.

What can you do about it?

accountaccess.edwardjones.com has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.

The issue is most likely with the website, and there is nothing you can do to resolve it.

If you are on a corporate network or using anti-virus software, you can reach out to the support teams for assistance. You can also notify the website’s administrator about the problem.

I use Win10. I have an updated Firefox browser. I have deleted cookies and cleared the cache. I have restarted multiple times. Chase.com will NOT work with Firefox. I get a page that says the browser has to be updated to above version 76. and mine is 96.0.3 I did indeed follow their link to download and do the update even thought I knew I had the most recent update, and it worked. UNTIL...I closed the browser and tried to login again.

I contacted Chase for online support. The online "specialist" who was also the supervisor (?) at Chase has told me Chase is no longer compatible with Firefox. This makes NO sense to me. She insisted this was the case. I felt she didn't want to assist in hunting down the issue.

Does anyone else have a problem with the Chase.com website??

Get rid of the black background for everything. I'm sick of searching everywhere and changing everything so I don't have to subject my eyes to this NIGHTMARE. Do you really want to send us all to EDGE? WHY did you do it? It's AWFUL.

I notice more and more that I'll go to a website and hit PageDown and nothing happens. The focus is on some other part of the page so PageDown doesn't work. This used to be a standard. Is there any way of overriding the web designer's choice so PageDown always works?

Hi. I am getting an issue with Firefox 69.0.3 64-bit whereby on some websites it's skipping to the bottom of pages when you load up is this a known bug or does anyone know a workable fix?

When I do a search, if a site has a green check mark in the title, the web address is superimposed over the title making both impossible to read. If there is no green check mark, the web address is above the title and I can easily read both.

I am switching to a different search engine until this issued is resolved.

Hi,

Previous method using useChrome.css doesn't work anymore, should I type something else in userChrome.css to make it work?

See thread below for the updated code that doesn't work for me (*|div#fullscr-toggler {display:none!important;}

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1324666

When I try to load pages I get the following message on most searches with the message by the tab indicating it is not secure:

   An error occurred during a connection to www.google.com. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR

I am using DuckDuckGo and tried switching to StartPage but, get the same result. This started more frequently after the last upgrade. Try duluthtrading.com to see if you get the same result.

Why is the connection through Google? How do I get back to being able to use Firefox as my default without so many issues?

I have reset Firefox, uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox, and set everything to default numerous times.

Thank you for any help you can provide.

After this last update Firefox is really slow loading pages and has crashed on me multiple times, I have also noticed if the browser is up it slows other programs down now like when im burning a cd. Is anyone else experiencing this? Thank you

These types of answers are unacceptable as "Help", just sayin. "I'm wondering WHY you want to use magnet links for (besides the obvious reason of torrenting)."

The reason why someone would want to do something isn't of your concern, really. However, WHY someone would want to set a particular application of launching magnet links, without having to search on help forums to find something hidden in about:config is because not everyone wants to install a list of 3rd party programs to a Windows installation. Nor CAN everybody install such things. So what some people do is use "Portable Apps." When this is done, firefox isn't going to become aware that this type of program CAN be used on the Windows install in question, because it's not actually installed.

Why is there not an "Add" option for the "Applications" list in the settings panel? That makes no sense. Essentially what's been done here is that Firefox says "I'll only interface with programs that are fully installed on this machine, and to hell with your portable apps."

I realize that there is a growing trend of adding bumpers and safety pads to everything in the world, but people really can take care of themselves. I also realize that there has been this trend where FireFox devs have been taking what users actually like/want and ignoring it. Which is unfortunate.

I'm not actually going to come back here and read anything said back to me. I've already used the hidden method of fixing my problem. My reason for typing this is that I think there should be an ability to add app associations to that list.

network.protocol-handler.expose.magnet bool == true

Hi, I have two computers (call them A and B) and want to sync, at least bookmarks preferences and logins... BUT for the first "sync" operation, I want A to OVERWRITE the data on B (not MERGE) ... and thereafter sync normally.

How can I do this?

Many thanks in advance

John

FED UP WITH MOZILLA DESTROYING FIREFOX. LAUNCHING CLASS-ACTION FEDERAL LAWSUIT TO SHUT MOZILLA DOWN. ***ENFORCED BLACK THEMES ARE USER-HOSTILE AND MOZILLA MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE !!!

As IE11 heads towards the sunset my company is looking to switch to FireFox as a solution. There are multiple applications that we use internally that require the selection of a certificate to proceed into the system. In IE we make this process easy for users by changing the "Friendly Name" option in the certificate properties of IE. The result is that when the certificate choices come up it looks like:

Joe's HR Cert Shipping & Receiving Cert Joe's Email Cert

When we use Firefox all we can see is the cert number/serial number. We would like to be able to define a "Friendly Name" to eliminate confusion and keep the current productivity levels

Can this be done in FireFox and How?

I am about to have my hard drive changed I cannot remember how I setup Firefox on my PC and AOL email access through Firefox. What do I need to do before and after the change? Do I need to copy my email records from AOL? I am not computer literate and need step by step help.