Komunitné fórum Firefox

When I open mail.yahoo.com, I keep getting: "Something went wrong,We could not sign you in. Try again from a different device." what should I do? any other browser works fine, just firefox is block, I might stop using it very soon.

Living very rural tends to compound problems -- especially not being able to order materials for contracts. There are NO cell phone signals here to use 'smart phones' (which none of us have) and spyware 'apps'. It's order via the laptop with Firefox -- or nothing. These are the tools we were given.

You people don't even have a clue, do you ? Lots of SPEWING about all this and Mozilla trying to skate out of it with all volunteer 'support' and not have to expend one dime. Most of the answers for other posts are just Rope-a-Dope. Could be this ! Could be that ! Could be t'other one ! Roll the dice ! Take a guess ! No answer for this problem because I just looked -- again. Lots of mouths running though.

I COULD do Another back and forth on this with some half-clueless 'volunteer' but that's come to an end. Have requested permission to send our laptops in for installation of a browser ("..any browser, as long as we can order from Home Deport and Lowes..."). But be assured of this -- I will say something when I run into the clueless and witless masquerading as 'customer support.

Firefox NOT such a 'Free' product. We haven't looked at what our business loss is yet.

As I said in the title, since updating, Today.Com will not load properly. Most of the page isn't loading. Typically, when I load that page, there are there are 3 horizontal lines in the upper right corner that when clicked on, open a drop down menu. Since the update, I load the page, it loads correctly, then, a few secs later, most of the page disappears. So I can't access that drop down menu at all.

I am running Ublock origin as well as privacy badger.  With both extensions shut off the issue still occurs.

This is on an older W7 HP machine that I use as a media PC of sorts. Thanks

David40 David40 Making moves

15-02-2026 03:37 AM

Spectrum recently updated their email systems and Firefox can no longer be used to check Spectrum webmail email accounts. I used to be able to go directly to the webmail but now they make you log into your Spectrum account to get to the email accounts and there is something about Firefox that is not up to their security standards. I am running Windows 7 with the latest Firefox that will work in 7. I am also running the Brave browser on Windows 7 and that works with the new Spectrum system. I prefer using Firefox over Brave so could you please correct whatever deficiency exists in Firefox to make it compatible with Spectrum webmail?

FYI, Firefox on my Windows 10 machine has the same issue.

Error Message: We're sorry, something didn't work quite right. Please try again from home or contact us for assistance. IDID-4049.

Thank You

upon clicking on Firefox to open my email via password and email address, I am provided with advertising and the login does not connect to my email. This has been 4 days to 21/09/25

Please can you rectify or advise what needs to be done

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/search/poison%20ivy%20killer?" on this server.

Reference #18.47551702.1776387646.2dea304f

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.47551702.1776387646.2dea304f

I try to go on the web IsraelJ and when I click to a link, I got this message : Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading israj.media-j.com (see the browser console for more information) ??? What can I do to resolve my problem ?

I go to Central Pacific Bank's website and try to pay my bills, but when I click on "Pay bills" it does not do anything. Before it would go to pay bills. Now when I click it does not respond. There website is not responding. So I try on America Online browser and no problem. I can pay my bills. How come with Firefox it now does not work? This is the second time I am having problem with Firefox and it is becoming annoying. What's the problem?