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does anyone know how to alphabetize the Simple Tab Groups drop-down list?

i have a lot of groups that are constantly changing position and it makes it a rear bear to find the specific group i need.

it says it can do this, but gives no useful instructions and i've tried every avenue i can think of. i do have this checked in the settings for this feature, but the settings don't seem to communicate with the program very well.

Thanks! wolfgang

Hello, I use the Last Pass extension. My job requires the use of multiple websites throughout the day and the extension used to stay open until I closed it. There are options in the extension to set it to not close until I log out. Right now, it is set that way, but continues to log off after 15 minutes. Here's what I've done so far to try to solve this problem. 1. Uninstalled and reinstalled the Last Pass extension. 2. Cleared all data from Firefox. This was recommended by Last Pass when I contacted them. 3. I uninstalled Firefox on my laptop. When I reinstalled it, it automatically recognized that I had previously used it and it zipped through the setup. Maybe still held on to the old settings?

Firefox and Last Pass are on the latest versions. I'm using Windows 11. Other suggestions?

Thank you, Catherine

Hello, I have Facebook Container installed (Windows 11) on my desktop. However, if I click a link to a FB page, say in an email or on a webpage, Facebook opens onto the current tab and makes it a container tab. Since I can not go back once FB is opened in the container tab, I have to open a new tab and go back to the original (pre FB) webpage. This is the only time this happens.

What settings can I change so that the Facebook Container opens Facebook into a new tab, not on top of an existing open tab?

Many thanks for the millions of us that are computer challenged.

I can not find the add-ons in firefox I have looked exactly as directed and it is not there.

You can help by telling me how to make it show up lie it is supposed to.

During the last week I have had the same issue come up on two computers. When starting firefox, the previously saved windows come up blank (no tabs, no content) and nothing works (no opening new tabs or urls). I was able to get firefox back to working condition by renaming extensions folder and then copying extensions one by one back to normal extension folder. When I copied 'newtab@mozilla.org.xpi' the issue came up again. Also, the new tab extension keeps auto adding it self every other boot.

Firefox: 144.0 (64-bit) - Mozilla Firefox for Ubuntu - canonical - 1.0 OS: Kubuntu 24.04.3 LTS x86_64

I am using the (unsupported) compact mode for firefox UI density.

the manifest.json for newtab:

{"manifest_version": 2, "name": "New Tab", "description": "", "version": "145.0.20250919.173227", "browser_specific_settings": {"gecko": {"id": "newtab@mozilla.org", "strict_min_version": "142.0a1"}}, "hidden": true, "background": {"scripts": ["webext-glue/background.js"]}}

Hello I have Firefox 144.0 (64-bit) installed. I added Video DownloadHelper to Firefox, but its icon doesn't appear in the Firefox toolbar. I've tried using Toolbar Customization, but the Video DownloadHelper icon doesn't appear there either, so I can't drag it to the toolbar. Can you help me put the Video DownloadHelper icon on the Firefox toolbar? Thank you

Hello!

My 1Password Extension now requires me to click the 1Password icon at the far right of the Firefox nav bar. This, rather than simply autofilling the field(s) in question. In other words, it no longer "calls" 1Password and picks the correct, corresponding record in 1P, asking to confirm the autofill.

This is a new behavior that seems to coincide with a recent Firefox update and/or update to MACOS 26, but I can't be sure.

I absolutely detest this new 'functionality'.

Could this bee (: something wrong and not intentional?

Hello!

My 1Password Extension now requires me to click the 1Password icon at the far right of the Firefox nav bar. This, rather than simply autofilling the field(s) in question. In other words, it no longer "calls" 1Password and picks the correct, corresponding record in 1P, asking to confirm the autofill.

This is a new behavior that seems to coincide with a recent Firefox update and/or update to MACOS 26, but I can't be sure.

I absolutely detest this new 'functionality'.

Could this bee (: something wrong and not intentional?

On my Mac I have an AI chatbot to use in the Firefox sidebar. When I opened a new installation on Linux it does not appear. I wonder because all my extenions show up and bookmarks show up but not that. Am I doing something wrong?

Kind regards, Gordon.

I cannot locate Adobe Acrobat extension to install in Firefox, v143, operating within Windows 11. I had previously been able to install this extension in Firefox operating within Windows 10.

AI "summaries" or "explanations" have been popping up in front of actual useful text that I want to read. How do I disable this AI summarizer or turn it off? If this removes an AI chatbot, even better.