Forum Bashkësie Firefox

I guess I'm hoping an engineer or someone who works on firefox can resolve this cause it's always what pushes what me away.

I'll be sick of Chrome harvesting all my data, I'll download firefox, and I'll set it up. A couple years ago I deleted my chrome profile and switched completely over to firefox. I want to say once a month, I'll open firefox and websites won't load. If they preload they'll act like they're offline.

It's happened to me on Windows machines and Mac machines.

If someone wants to seriously drill down and figure out why this happens across platforms and DECADES, I am happy to provide logs and video chat or something.

It's completely hopeless to get out at the Internet with Firefox, but no problems with my Macs own Safari. I have tried to add Firefox to the firewall as said in the Help-section, but i dosn't work. I am not good at computers. I have three Macs: One Mini with Tahoe 26.5.1; an old MacBook Pro with Catalina 10.15.7 and a MacBook Pro with Sonoma 8.14.3. I use a router connected via fiber.

I can not get web sites to load on my computer in windows 10 on fire fox. Whats wrong? Its been this way for a while now. I just get an error message. Why. Little thing just toggels back and forth no loading. Why?

I use the Firefox browser for MacOS and i use and XBOX series X controller. I connect via Mac Bluetooth and use my XBOX controller for many browser gaming platforms such as XBOX Cloud. The Firefox browser always has connection issues. The controller works perfectly with many other browsers such as Chrome, Edge, DuckDuckGo, Opera (all iterations). Firefox is the only browser were I've had connection issues.

All too frequently, I receive messages as seen on the two enclosed screen dumps. When I click on the "Try again" button, I usually get through to the site I'm trying to reach. But today, I got the other response when attempting to log in to your site. Could that be another version of the usual response to all other sites. Could there be something that is intercepting my requests?

Best regards from Demark,

Eric Brown

P.S. I access the internet from a Lenovo Ideapad running Windows 11 fully updated.

While I tried to connect to the web page "http://eprison.nic.in/npip/public/MyVisitRegistration", I found a reply saying "Firefox can’t connect to the server at eprison.nic.in". Thus, is there any way that I can possibly connect to the web page because I want to pay a VC visit from a distance to my son arrested in Mumbai Central Prison.

After Fire Fox does an upgrade for the next 3 to 4 days I cannot connect to web sites that circle just keeps spinning. Sometimes after about 20 to 30 minutes it might connect but then all I get is blank pages. Unfortunately I'm stuck with windows 10 for a while longer. Have tried most of the solutions refreshed 4 times and even reinstalled 3 times but doesn't change anything. Any ideas? Thanks

I have a remote chap who needs this lap top to connect to net. he is installing a program for me remotely. This old computer is fine for the Toyota techstream but will not allow internet pages it has internet explorer not working

I asked a question last night about whether or not Firefox had an IP Address. Sounded silly, but I was dealing with an unfamiliar IP. I did eventually find apps that locate IP Addresses. Problem solved . Just want to thank James for taking the time to respond to my question.

I have an external camera (Four miles away from home) can access live cam & recordings via mobile phone. Want to be able to view this cam on my Windows 11 laptop, directly without using Netsee app or an emulator. I understand (*Usually very little - tech!) that this is quite possible to link this camera via my Firefox browser, to my laptop. I have the IP address, is there any kind sole out there that could help me achieve this?

Fingers crossed. Barrie

• Please bear in mind I'm an octogenarian

I have websites that are blocked on one of my computers and not another. Why? VPN is not on. Server Not Found

Firefox can’t connect to the server at link.mail.beehiiv.com What can you do about it?

Try connecting on a different device. Check your modem or router. Disconnect and reconnect to Wi-Fi.