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I have a document that allows me to extend the page for supporting information. However when I move the up/down bar the original document moves but there is no way to move up/down the supporting page.

I have now been prompted 10 times today to make firefox by default browser - it has been my default browser for years. Each time I go to windows settings to check - it does not show me that firefox is the default. I select default for firefox but still is doesn't follow the command. I did manage to get it to accept the default command ONCE today but when I rebooted the laptop it went back to prompting me to make it the default all over again - must be 10 times now. This is infuriating. Could this issue be due to a VPN I have (NORD)? Having said that, I have tried 8 times to set the default while NOT connected to the VPN. What can I do?

When I start Firefox it automatically reopens all the tabs from my previous session. I would prefer it to start with a blank page or just my homepage. Which setting controls whether Firefox restores the previous session on startup? Using Firefox desktop. Thanks for any help.

I am new to Mozilla Firefox and would like to learn how to use it properly. Please explain the basic features such as opening tabs, managing bookmarks, downloading files, using extensions, and changing settings. I would also like tips for improving privacy and browsing speed.

Firefox used to display an AI overview response at the top of the page when you asked a question. That feature has disappeared on my systems. I assume that is because of the new AI controls. Is that function still available? If so, how do I re-enable it on Windows 10? The only video I could find addressed it for Windows 11 but I'm not there yet.

The AI overviews that I am used to seeing at the top when I ask a question have disappeared. I think it has something to do with the AI controls but I can't figure out how to turn that option back on in Windows 10 Firefox. The only video I found refers to Windows 11 and the screens don't match. Is this feature still available and if so how do I enable it?

I am using Firefox for Android, version 150.3. I have found that enabling the 'Hide toolbar when scrolling' option in settings causes search result pages to load incompletely. I have tried searching for other content to confirm whether this is a bug. I will use a search for 'bbc news' as an example to illustrate the issue. When 'Hide toolbar when scrolling' is turned on, the webpage fails to load all the way to the bottom. Only when I turn off this feature does the page load properly. I have made a screen recording video to show the specific issue. Since the feedback page does not support video uploads, please contact me via email: [edited email from public community support forum]. Additionally, I hope the feedback page can support Chinese, as I currently have to rely on translation to report this issue.