Komunitné fórum Firefox

Bonjour, lorsque je veux me connecter à ma boite mail Zimbra de Free un message indiquant "chargement en cours" s'affiche après avoir rentré mon identifiant et mot de passe mais rien ne se passe, la page indiquant se message reste fixe. Pour info je ne rencontre pas se problème lorsque je me connecte avec Google Chrome. Merci de bien vouloir m'indiquer ce qu'il y a lieu de faire pour solutionner ce problème. Cordialement,

I have cleared my cache but I still cannot access the open pages from the task bar. Some are trying to load but don't. They also don't shut down at once when I press the x command. Some pages are working OK.

I decided to try exporting my Facebook Messenger E2E encrypted chats, however I keep running into a variety of problems, because the process is simply badly written. By default, the process breaks when the website local storage data reaches 10GB - that is, as far as I understand, a Firefox limit. There is still plenty of RAM and disk space remaining. When the local storage hits 10GB, you get a "Quota exceeded" DOM Exception.

To get around that, I've changed browser.cache.disk.smart_size.enabled -> False browser.cache.disk.capacity -> 50GB (values in KB of course) dom.storage.default_quota -> 25GB dom.storage.default_site_quota -> 25GB browser.cache.disk.max_entry_size -> 256MB (seemed like some larger files were missing, like longer videos)

However the process still breaks, although I'm unsure if it wasn't a soft-limit by Facebook the last time (since it stopped downloading around 8,5-9GB, earlier than in previous attempts)

Are there more settings that could be limiting the export apart from those mentioned? I understand this is pushing the browser over the reasonable limits, however I still hope it is possible to override them for that one-off situation before reverting to defaults.

I've got an Angular project running locally on my machine (https://localhost:4300 using NodeJS 24.11.1 and Angular 20.3.0) and I can't get it to consistently load files for me when I refresh the page.

The network call shows the response coming back, but I'm getting a red ban icon in the Status column instead of 200. Sometimes it's styles.css and nothing looks right. Sometimes it's polyfills.js and I get an error in the console about "In this configuration Angular requires Zone.js". Sometimes, it's one or many chunk-*.js files. Sometimes, it goes back and forth about which it doesn't want to load. And then sometimes, everything is fine. When it fails, it takes between 1 and 20-some-odd refreshes of the page to get it to load properly. The passage of time doesn't seem to make a difference, as sometimes I can recompile the project and jump right into Firefox and it loads fine. Other times, it will only load after I've refreshed multiple times. If it's a JS file that fails, I also see a warning in the console window about "Loading failed for the script with source [filename]".

I've added an exception for the SSL certificate. CTRL+F5 doesn't make a difference in the behavior. The only extensions I have running are LastPass and Bitwarden. The only plugins I have in place are "OpenH264 Video Codec provided by Cisco Systems, Inc." and "Widevine Content Decryption Module provided by Google Inc." I've disabled Enhanced Tracking Protection for the site. I've rebooted and restarted everything.

Any ideas what might cause this? The other developers on the team don't have this issue. I'm using "ng serve --host 0.0.0.0 --ssl xxx-app-name-xxx --live-reload false" to run my environment. What should I be looking for on my machine that might cause this type of intermittent failure?

Pages stop on Youtube. Videos won't start or stop after a few seconds. My first choice in browsers has become so unreliable I may be forced to stop suing it after all these years.

I find there are more and more websites I cannot connect to. I tried to watch a Youtube video from a link in one of my emails and this is what I receive: Looks like there’s a problem with this site

link.mail.beehiiv.com sent back an error.

Error code: 404 Not Found What can you do about it?

Check to make sure you’ve typed the website address correctly.

I tried to sign in or add an account to the following website:

''https://komonews.com/newsletter-daily/denny-blaine-park-nudity-fight-erupts-again-over-clothing-required-clarification-seattle-nude-beach-recreation-topless-lgbtq-community-identity-women-transgender-history-accessibility-discrimination-family-tourism? sfmc_id=7674299&uuid=0febc10c9c44861150e2aef5dfc7f47823f8188b6287e65c99a69e52ad612d1e#''

When I click on the "sign in or create account" link nothing happens.

These are only 2 things I'm having problems with there have been other websites.

Thank you....

I have a directory structure

C:

   Gustafson
       Website
           ⋮
           scripts
               global.js
               ⋮
           ⋮
           TestDirectory
               baseUrl_test.html
           ⋮

In the <head> of a webpage, I determine a baseUrl for the page using the following:

 <script>
   // assumes website topmost directory is "Website""
   ( async ( ) => {
     const segments = document.documentURI.split ( "/");
     const index = segments.findIndex ( element => 
                                        element == "Website" );
     if ( index < 0 )
       {
       throw new TypeError ( 
                 "Website structure not constructed correctly" );
       }
     segments.length = index + 1;
     let path = segments.join ( "/" );
     path += "/";
     window.baseUrl = path;
     console.log(`${baseUrl}`);
     } ) ( );
 </script>

The console log displays

file:///C:/Gustafson/Website/

In the body is

 <script>
   console.log ( `${baseUrl}scripts/global.js` );
 </script>
 <script src=`${baseUrl}scripts/global.js`></script>
 <script>
 window.onload = 
   function ( )
     {
     Global.initialize_globals ( );
     };
 </script>

The console log displays

file:///C:/Gustafson/Website/scripts/global.js Loading failed for the <script> with source “file:///C:/Gustafson/Website/TestDirectory/%60$%7BbaseUrl%7Dscripts/global.js%60”. Uncaught ReferenceError: Global is not defined

   onload file:///C:/Gustafson/Website/TestDirectory/baseUrl_test.html:37
   EventHandlerNonNull* file:///C:/Gustafson/Website/TestDirectory/baseUrl_test.html:34

The problem is the console.log displays what is expected but the src= is using something totally different.

when putting in Yahoo.com in Firefox search window, it will open the link but then the page disappears after 2 seconds. I am on Dell Inspiron 15 laptop with Windows 11.

I use an online weaving software (https://twistedthreads.org) and when deleting a row there's a popup that asks "do you want to delete?". I accideantally hit the checkbox that was along the lines of don't ask again and now even when clicking the button that would launch this pop up it won't come up (effectively meaning I can't use the delete button!) I've tried resetting cookies, and allowing the site to send me pop ups and it seems to have made no difference.

i've seen this before, in different older machines, but i can't remember the remedy. possibly a mouse-screen problem. it started with 150 i think...

Also in youtube, a gray layer covers the selections rendering mouse clicks impossible. clcking the logo, page reloads, but soon the layer covers most of the page. resetting graphics had no result.

thanks

i'm using mf 150

I’m experiencing an issue in Firefox where a web-based application loads the main interface, but the interactive content does not appear or remains blank. This happens consistently when the site is accessed through a CDN, while direct access to the origin server works correctly.

The issue seems related to delayed or timing-out requests (similar to a 524 timeout), where dynamic content fails to load within expected response times. Static elements render properly, but anything requiring API or server-side processing does not display.

This behavior also affects browser-based puzzle apps like Spelling Bee, where the gameplay area may freeze or fail to load entirely in Firefox. I’ve tested across multiple networks and devices, and the issue persists only in this routing setup.

Has anyone experienced similar rendering or loading issues in Firefox related to CDN timeouts or delayed responses? Any troubleshooting tips or Firefox-specific settings that could help would be appreciated.