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Any time I go to this site, directly or via a Google search, the font is extremely large and I can only see a small part of the page without scrolling. All other websites display properly and the Telegraph site displays properly on IE. Using FireFox 26.0 on the Beta update channel.

I did the update to Firefox today. I am able to log into Comcast, but am having trouble with staying logged in. I go to the home page, it tells me I am not logged in, so I go to the log in page, log in, and it takes me back to the home page showing that I am logged in. When I try to go access my email, instead of taking me to that page, it just takes me back to the log in page. It also does this when I navigate anywhere else on the site. Help!

I used to use new tab king, and when I opened a new tab, it would always open the new tab to the very right of my session, out of the way and not somewhere randomly in the middle. However, I wanted my restored windows to open where I had closed them in my session. I have since changed to use new tab plus instead, and it worked that same way before, but since I updated to firefox 26, it seems to have reset that option (as well as others), it opens in the middle of the session now instead of the end.

After upgrading to ver 26 when I tried to log into my web mail (Xfinity) it would bounce me back to the login screen. I cleared Firefox's cache and the login now works but the option to "Remember me for 2 weeks" does not remember. I have to login every time.

I have tried to reset my password but it never sends an email. I have tried having a new confirmation email sent also with no response. I have been doing this for days now and cannot log into my account.

Just wanted to know how much secure it is to use add-ons which are developed by other developers than mozilla? During installation of an add on firefox warns for untrusted add on authors. But most of the add ons are untrusted. How to ensure security and safety of the add on before installation?

Thanks, Omkar

I just updated to Firefox 26 on Fedora. I have image.animation_mode in about:config set to "once". This is being ignored. All animations are playing continuously. Is there a new setting or is this a bug?

We have run three different malware and spyware programs trying to find a trojan or some other program which causes the popups and many cases takes control and redirects the browser to other websites from the one we are attempting to open. These programs have not found in trojan or spyware routines.

As indicated this did not arise until FF26 and the preceding version.

I am filling out online forms. In a "state your income" form, the site doesn't recognize the input as dollars with or without the dollar sign. MNSURE tech messages say such problems are likely browser issues. The MNSURE site says it works well with Firefox 17, 22 and 24.

I have had this problem for years, but it has not bothered me too much as previously I have used a dark theme. I have recently changed to a lighter one and this is now more noticeable. When I hover my pointer over a button, or favourite icon, the 'background' for that icon will turn black either completely or partially.

I have tried restarting Firefox, reinstalling both the theme and Firefox yet the problem persists.

Any ideas would be welcome, if uninstalling is required a solution to losing favourites etc. would be helpful too. If this problem is already on here please show me. I could not find a solution.

Thank you.

every time I use blinking cursor for a menu change I am redirected, by an ad-on called "About.com" or "Lucky savings" to an Ad I haven't asked for.

On many video pages the site asks me to download the latest version of firefox. When I go through the process and follow the steps, it says download is successful. But when I go back to the web pages it give the same message that I need to download the latest version. Also when I look for the latest version on my computer, it shows an earlier version.

When I log onto Mozilla Firefox I get Iminent.com. I thought at first that this was the actual browser then realised it wasn't. I tried to delete the Iminent.com program from my computer but was stopped by my anti-virus program who said that the site was unsafe and not to continue. I DO NOT want to use Iminent.com or have their Emitioncons whatever. I want to use Firefox and not Iminent.com

when using an Adobe flash page a small window appears requiring a download (usually 10kb) to get past the grayed-out covering of the flash item. Ad blocker can stop download window, but then the flash page will not appear for use. Quote:

"Adobe Flash Player Settings Local Storage cdn.arenaconnect.arkadiumhosted.com is requesting permission to store information on your computer. Requested: up to 10 KB Currently Used: 0 kb (with) Allow & Deny buttons "

Of course, the "request" makes it impossible to get past the Deny to the flash page.

Using Windows 7