Форум сообщества Firefox

Hello! Today, suddenly, a video player disappeared on the Twitch streaming service (see screenshot), but the stream sound is playing. I tried clearing Firefox data and later reinstalled the browser completely - didn't fix the problem. I installed two versions (115.17.0esr and 115.23.1esr) because I thought the problem was an update. Both versions of the browser have a problem. In another browser, this problem is missing, Twitch is working! Operating system Windows 7 Pro SP1. Can you please tell me how to solve this problem?

When I watch videos in full screen using Firefox browser, the taskbar at the bottom of the system still appears below.And it blocks some of the operation buttons, making it impossible for me to perform operations such as "fast forward", "pause", "volume control" while watching the video。 It seems that we haven't achieved true full screen display.

However, this situation does not occur in other browsers.

What's going on here?

Hi!

My default search engine has always been Firefox for years. Since the last Firefox update, when I select + and get to a New Tab, the search engine changes to Google.

I am on Windows 10. I want the New Tab to stay with Firefox. Any tips?

Thank you for your help! TS

When I do a google search, say for a electric saw, I get list (obviously), If I click on the item a window opens on the right hand side of the screen in enlarged picture.... this has never happened before, to stop this I have tried altering the 'search suggestions' and doing a re-start all to no avail.

Is this a Google antic or is it a setting? Can anyone advise please?

Thank's Dave

Hello, recently i reinstalled firefox and made a new profile from scratch because i thought the config: browser.search.context.loadInBackground did not work for me.

My problem: everytime i open a google tab (through context search or just a new google link) it opens in the background BUT then switches to it after like 1-2 seconds. this only happens with google links.

i have no idea what to do anymore, reinstalling did fix it till the last update i got today. now it is back.

Hi,

In other browsers, I zoom PDFs using Ctrl + mouse wheel, but lately in Firefox, this only works intermittently. It functions for a while, then suddenly stops responding. Is this a known bug, or is there a setting I need to enable?

Thanks

Every available browser that can be installed on MacOS has no problem loading the configuration webpage of Cisco devices, except Firefox. Its on its last legs, about to be deleted. I need to completely disable all https on Firefox and only permit http......permanently. How do I do that?

Just the past week, if I leave the browser open for a while, it hangs when I try to refresh a tab or open a new one. I've got 7 tabs open (could this be too many?) I have to close the browser and restart and then it works. I've been using Firefox for years and years and this is the first time I've ever experienced this.

Every time a new page loads (switching sites/pages in site/new site/video/same videos but new episode)i have to refresh the browser to have any control. Otherwise its clicking that doesn't register. Whenever a video, be it YouTube or crunchyroll, each video makes it so i have to refresh it or else I cannot click anywhere.

So every time a new page loads/changes I have to refresh it or else i cannot click anywhere. No control.

What is happening?

The data displayed in firefox jumps up and down far enough that I can not read it. This is a new O/S and I just found the keyboard was set to UK, but I don't think that this will change the scroll wheel input to make it jump up and down. But maybe?

I have been experiencing a lot of lagging, lockups and closure when browsing. I use Windows Version 10.0.26100 Build 26100. My Firefox version is 138.0.3 (64-bit). While telling you about this issue, my systems has locked up. I had to wait for it to start again. I have had to use other browsers, Google Chrome and Edge to complete tasks. I am able to browse and do everything fluidly, without issue using those browsers.

I have noticed that certain website just do not work well with Firefox. I'm wondering why that is? For instance, Petsmart.Com. That's a popular website. I almost always have to complete my orders using a different browser. Is there anything that I can do about this? I'm really frustrated and getting ready to ditch Firefox.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Melanie

I used the CSS animation property called animation-timeline , which is written as:

element{ animation-time: view(); }

When I view the webpage on Chrome, Edge, Opera, and even on Phoenix browser, the animation works.

It is only on Firefox that the animation does not work. I even added the Vendor-prefix of " -moz-animation-timeline " to the CSS property, and it still didn't work on Firefox, while it is working on all other browsers.

The CAN I USE website ( https://caniuse.com/?search=animation-timeline ) tells me that Firefox does not support it at all.

It however said that I can enable it, by setting "layout.css.scroll-driven-animations.enabled" to true.

1.) I don't know what that means.

2.) Would my website's users be able to see the animation on their Firefox browser, if we assume that I make this setting ?

3.) I am using Firefox version 138.0.3 (64-bit) : What can I do to see that both I and users of my website are able to see this animation on Firefox ?

Regards.

Changed behavior of autofill is a small thing. A few weeks ago, I could enter the first few letters of a site and then down arrow to choose one from the list. Down arrow no longer works here.

A significantly bigger issue allowing a website to open a window or tab or popup. There used to be two buttons when this happens, allow and always allow. Always allow is no longer a choice. I have to click allow every single time I go to that web site. Since two of those sites are the enrollment and learning management systems where I work, I'm doing that 20 times a day. If disappearing the always allow button was a design decision, it was a bad one.