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Whenever i use firefox i get spikes in my CPU usage, sometimes up to 100% usage. When i tab off of firefox, it soon goes down, then comes back whenever i have firefox active. I have tried restarting with add-ons disabled, creating a new profile, reinsalling firefox, disabling and re-enabling hardware acceleration, all to no avail.

I did not do anything and opening firer fox to get to my mail at inbox in outlook. I also use the calendar provided. Simply I can't get to my calendar it reads an err and try again later. Can you tell me how to get that back as I have a lot of data recorded on it? Thank you.

After my Firefox took a 'ninja update' I was not able to keep the cache clear and even though it was set to clear my cache on exit when i would open a fresh instance of firefox it would have items in the cache. nothing I would do would correct this even completely removing Firefox, the profiles, and reinstalling it. Reinstalling it is turning out to be my biggest mistake. Instead of the version 63 installing, which is what my installer was for the installer is only installing the most recent buggy version My version 63 had updates turned off, it should not have taken an update but it did even though the updates were turned off FOR security. I even had the registry set to block from HKLM When I am 'browsing' the internet I am logged into my machine with a user account that can't even make any changes. The current version (76.0.1) is having the same problems that plagued me before after this 'ninja update', the cache will not fully clear. When I open firefox it is showing it has items cached. There should be NOTHING in the cache when it opens, I do not have a home page set, there are no links set to open at startup and no connections should be made. The popup blocker is not only not blocking any popups it is opening them in new windows The machine does not have a virus or malware. Why is firefox so insecure now? The whole idea of using firefox was to be using a secure browser and just a browser it is not supposed to be integrated into the operating system it is not supposed to be interacting with the operating system it is supposed to be an internet browser. Without the ability to prevent this automatic communication and block unwanted traffic from it we may as well be using Internet Explorer, Edge or Chrome. How do we install one of the older more secure versions of Firefox without it automatically updating at the time of the install? How do we actually block the automatic communication? How do we block popups as the popup blocker does not work at all? (it worked beautifully in version 63) How do we get it to clear the cache at exit and open with the cache at 0?

I have had a number of unknown websites that I have had data breaches on and I have no idea of how to remove / protect / report these sites that are stealing my information? I can't change passwords on sites that I have never visited or registered at, so how do i remove and protect myself??

Firefox 68. A web site I visit daily always shows a popup asking me to accept cookies ("aceptar y continuar navegando"). It's annoying.

In options, I've selected "standard" for the cookie policy. I've emptied the cache, used the "forget this site" in the history for the web pages where the message pops up, and reloaded Firefox. It still prompts me.

Here's one of the pages it happens on: https://www.antena3.com/series/el-secreto-de-puente-viejo/avances/ Click "avances" or "momentos" and a large black box should pop up on the bottom of the screen, with the "aceptar y continuar navegando" in the lower right in a red rectangle.

Essentially, I want to tell the web site that I accept having cookies and have the web site remember my answer for the future.

About a month ago all of my login passwords disappeared and firefox isn't saving them anymore. I tried using the logins.jason with key3 or key4 files from the Old Firefox but it keeps renaming them corrupt.

It's been asking to save my passwords but it's not actually saving saving them and this is turning into a real; problem.

I posted about it then but I can't find it and besides what they said to do didn't work and someone said it was posted in the wrong place or something so I'm posting it again.

Thanks

Under privacy and security - forms and passwords - I have checked "Ask to save logins and passwords" - Many times - when visiting a new site - the dropdown that asks if I want to save - does not appear - and/or - the login is there - but the password is not saved. "Password Editor" in add-ons is not compatible with my version of Firefox - Without going crazy - there should be a way - under this setting - "privacy and security" - to Manually add a web-site with login/password. And if not - why not?

I was playing a game, and had to shut down Firefox to prevent slowdown- I have an older laptop, sue me. when I started firefox back up it installed an update- no problem.

but when it finished installing, it wasn't firefox, but firefox quantum, a different program entirely that deleted all my display preferences! the tabs are in the wrong spot, the search engines are a grid of icons instead of a list of names like they're SUPPOSED TO BE, it's only showing miniatureized icons instead of icons and text, there's no status bar at the bottom, it DELETED THE TABS FROM MY PREVIOUS SESSION and several of my addons (including the Classic Themes Restorer that fixes the severe UGLINESS of every new version,) is no longer compatible!

how do I correct this mistake by going back to the old version and protecting my laptop from this horrid quantum garbage?

Recaptcha doesnt show up on any page whatsoever, i've tried clearing the cache and cookies, setting up a new browsing profile, starting FF in safe mode and reinstalling it, but nothing seems to help. Anytime i try to load a page with the captcha security check it gives me an error in the console (see the screenshot). I really don't know what to do anymore, could it be an OS issue?

many times there is an email address in a sentence or website I click it and get error message so i tried to fix it in Mozilla firefox following the instructions and that didn't work will i be the only person on the planet who has to copy the email address down and open my outlook mail and past the address in the send to address or can I have some good fortune and avoid doing all that

The box to update Firefox "A new Firefox update is available...Download update" is stuck on my main Firefox browser window in the top left corner.. I cannot click on it or close it and it appears on all of my tabs. I could just close the browser but frankly I've got a lot of tabs open and my Firefox settings mean that if I closed the window and reopened them all in a bookmark folder, I'd have to log in to all my sites again. Also I don't know if the same thing wouldn't just happen again.

I don't know if this is Firefox's way of forcing you into submission to update the browser but it is quite frustrating, I shouldn't have to go through such a massive effort just to get rid of an update box that obscures my view. I also don't want to get rid of the box appearing altogether as I like to know when there is an update so I can choose to download it or not.

Any suggestions appreciated. Thanks

if it were merely not like a simple "feature" i could leave the new version around - this isn't simply that my favorite extension or add-on isn't working. i used to save in Each Bookmark Description Notes - Notes that are NOW GONE. WHERE ARE THEY?!? i have literally MANY HUNDREDS if not THOUSANDS of Notes if you count what is in each bookmark with literally Decades of content in it which is the very Reason i use your browser over all the others - Notes that i am now utterly unable to see - ANY OF THEM. HOW DO I GET THEM BACK?!?

For the past 4-5 days I receive a request denied message when attempting to sign on to online banking. I have found a certificate issued by digicert that expires in 2020. I am unable to find any information that will assist me . I have tried different browsers and get the same result. I have contacted Geek Squad ( no help) and my bank (no help).

I used firefox to upload a 7z file into a website. Some time later I was reported the 7z file was returning CRC errors when decompressing. After downloading it from the website and comparing it against the original 7z (raw byte comparison) file I discovered a large section of the file, near the bottom, was replaced.

However the worst part is not that the file was corrupted but that the data inserted on the file contains user information. On thie section I found several strings matching all sorts of things:

• URLs I have recently visited
• Search bar history (searches I have recently done on google)
• Login details saved on my firefox
• part of pages I have recently visited

Is this a known issue? This is a big deal for me and I will stop using firefox until this is fixed.

I am using 60.0.1 (64-bit) over win8.1.

After a Firefox update, unable to access my AncestryDNA acct. Error message states Secure Connection failed. Unable to authenticate data, etc. Prior up update, no problem. Went through all Firefox recommended troubleshoothing. Contacted Ancestry.com and no problem with their other patrons. The complete URL for my DNA acct is: https://sm.ancestry.com/track?type=click&enid=ZWFzPTImYW1wO21zaWQ9MSZhbXA7YXVpZD0mYW1wO21haWxpbmdpZD0xNjU0OTA0JmFtcDttZXNzYWdlaWQ9Nzk5MDEmYW1wO2RhdGFiYXNlaWQ9MTQ1MDQ2NTA2MCZhbXA7c2VyaWFsPTMzNTkyODY4JmFtcDtlbWFpbGlkPWpqbmV3ZWxsQG5laHAubmV0JmFtcDt1c2VyaWQ9ampuZXdlbGxAbmVocC5uZXQmYW1wO3RhcmdldGlkPSZhbXA7bW49JmFtcDtmbD0mYW1wO212aWQ9JmFtcDtleHRyYT0mYW1wOyZhbXA7JmFtcDs=&&&558782&&&http://www.ancestry.com/s51923/KEY/rd.ashx?key=Uhttp://dna.ancestry.com/insights/0F4DE865-CDE0-4254-87F6-AE1732498724.

You said this (attached), not long ago. It doesn't work w/ ff60. I will not upgrade until/unless you tell me how to do this in ff60 -- I don't give a **** how much more secure it is (deck chairs on the Titanic, y'know...).

You broke it -- you fix it.

(This isn't fun for you, either -- I know! Why!!!???)