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I have just started to receive this message when I try to connect to the Air France website:

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File not found

Firefox can’t connect to the server at jar resource What can you do about it?

Check to make sure you’ve typed the web site address correctly. Unquote

What can I do to eliminate this message - and/or safeguard my computer? Ray Lampard France

As usual, Firefox is quite dependable and fast.

Having one major issue on a Lenovo Idea Tab Plus. Shortcuts like Ctrl+l or Ctrl+t (probably others) do not work. They all do with browsers like Edge, Brave and Vivaldi.

Ticking "automatic font sizing" checkbox under "accessibility" often breaks websites.

In a lot of cases, pages are a bit zoomed-in initially, when you open it. You can often manually zoom-out to fix that.

Often pages are clipped on right edge. It's not possible to zoom out.

Sometimes website popups completely break the website. For example privacy policy popups. Sometimes it's not possible to dismiss them at all. Dismiss buttons can get moved outside of the website, so you are basically stuck.

I find the new split view feature to be great, however I do find some basic keyboard shortcuts missing.

Things like: Focusing the other view Closing a view Splitting

Would be great to have these basic ones.

Hello, I enjoy using Firefox for Android and prefer it over Chrome but in recent months I have noticed one major drawback: the new handwriting to text feature on tablets is not working in Firefox contrary to most other browsers like Chrome. Android has had this feature for some time now and I wonder if Firefox will implement handwriting to text for interacting with websites as it is a very natural and satisfying way to browse. Sincerely, Maurice

Within my Outlook.com email account i have an archive folder with 36 sub folders.

In the Thunderbird app for Android only 2 of these sub folders are visible.

I cannot find any setting that to resolve this issue

The Firefox default behaviour to reload a page for view-source even when it is already in memory is unnecessary and causes many difficulties when tracking CGI bugs.

This unnecessary reloading can be turned off by setting accessibility.blockautorefresh to true.

However, fixing these stupid page reloads this way introduces another hyper-annoying behaviour: then Firefox blocks redirects.

So this accessibility setting is bad in both possible settings. Is there a possibility to prevent reloading pages for view-source while still allowing redirects?

Firefox has been my browser for years. Now I lost it. I download it several times and cannot get it installed and set up as my default browser. It seems to be blocked. Robert Knoll [edited email from public]

I love Firefox for Android but I have very bad eyesight. When I pinch to zoom the page always jumps. I feel like I've researched all quick fixes and nothing stops this. I don't want to go back to Chrome, but they're pinched to zoom works a lot better. Is there something I can do? Thank you for your help

I have dark mode set as a theme and a dark reader extension enabled. As of yesterday, when I open a PDF it always displayed with white text and a black background. I have vision issues and need my PDF'S to be able to easily read.

Hi,

I am testing my website https://www.nextwebi.com

for accessibility and usability in Mozilla Firefox.

While checking, I noticed a few issues:

Keyboard navigation is not working smoothly (Tab key skips some sections) Screen readers are not properly identifying certain buttons and links Focus indicators are not clearly visible on interactive elements

I want to improve the accessibility of my website to ensure it works well for all users, including those using assistive technologies.

Are there any Firefox-specific tools or developer options to debug accessibility issues? Also, what are the best practices to fix ARIA roles and improve navigation?

Thanks for your help.