Komunitné fórum Firefox

we are using Mozilla firefox for our desktop/browser application, we have couple functionalities opening from and . When we trying to access those functionalities, we are getting CORS issue and unable to get the page. Same functionalities working for other browsers as chrome, edge, etc. could you please help us for the same. thanks in advance. Thanks & Regards

Hi, I gues I did not have a firefox profile as I had a user profile in the company. my laptoü crashed suddenly and all bookmarks and passwords are lost. True? I cannot restore them via the company user account without having a firefox profile - right? Or is there any other backup next to the profile which can be accessed from another computer? Thanks soooo much! Wibke

I am having issue with change the bookmark toolbar shortcut key command+B. It's duplicated with my tool shortcut key. Please provide the steps to disable the shortcut key feature for command+ B or change the shortcut key.

Over the last few months when I load a page here and there, the scroll bar takes a moment to load on the side and freezes my mouse. I have no idea what could be causing this. Its only with Firefox. Other browsers are not effected.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Having read so many posts I can not find answer to this one! Running ESR 102.5 and accessing a Synology NAS on a LAN with direct IP (eg 192.168.1.77) usings https:\\192.168.1.77:port number

Usually use an old Firefox (52.9 ESR) for LAN traffic as last version that allows notes against bookmarks. No issues with accessing the NAS.

On using 102.5 with the https:\\ entry it ALWAYS brings up "Warning - Potential...risk ahead" and then gives the standard SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER because of course it is looking for an IP ADDRESS and you can not create a certicate for an IP ADDRESS!

This is very, very annoying every time loggng in (cache etc cleared on all exits) and older versions you could add security exceptions.

have changed the preference:- security.insecure_field_warning.contextual.enabled = false but does nothing.

Is there any way to remove this annoying fault of IP addresses as a LAN in not a secuirty isssue?

Suggestions welcomed! Thanks

When I try to access a website I have used many times over the years, I get this message:

The request is blocked. 0mQuVYwAAAAAFRrEPBwB1Rqxi2/hLrap0V1NURURHRTA4MTQANjEzNWYyYWItZDQwYy00OWZiLWJiYWMtYmJkZTg5MDZiMGEy

How can I restore my ability to access this website?

I can no longer use online banking because they require the most recent version of Firefox which they say is 107. When I try to update my computer, it says I have the most up to date version of Firefox which is 102.5.0esr so won't let me update. How do I fix this?

Hi folks. The title of this question started 2 weeks ago. Was fine before, but now a yellow triangle on the padlock.

Running test sites show everything secure. I have certificates. No other browser shows a warning. I read your help article and all is just like it should be. .htaccess redirects domain.com to www.domain.com and http: to https: just as it should. But still this "error". It must be images in my header, footer and sidebar, but I cannot change the path for those in any way I can find.

How can I correct this?

Thanks!