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so i found a strange problem that when i connect headphones to my computer i have a very quiet sound on firefox videos (youtube an ect.). it is not a low volume on my computer or headphones settings, in other browsers everything works smoothly, i dont know why is is only a problem here in firefox

Playback works correctly usually, but if I jump forward or backwards in time it sometimes never loads. This also completely bricks the whole brower, all other tabs etc, until I close firefox and restart it. This happens on all vods of twitch, and also livestreams where I am able to rewind (subscriber function). I have no extensions enabled, and have the default settings on firefox etc. ("Use recommended performance settings") Video of it happening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3difRLhE-cA

After a Windows 11 update my Firefox browser no longer has any audio. The sound is turned all the way up in the Sound Mixer and I have no Bluetooth devices connected. After it initially happened I connected my Bluetooth earbuds and it worked for a few minutes before it too lost audio.

I have audio on all my other applications.

I'm running the latest version of Firefox on the latest version of Windows 11, and I'm trying to watch TV shows on PBS's Passport service. I get the video but not the sound. It's been like this since Saturday. I don't have this problem at all with Chrome or Edge. Is anyone else having this problem? JT

Hi. Every time I go into youtube, the sound cuts out after about an hour. I then have to go to settings, volume mixer and Mozilla Firefox and click on the X to get the sound back. Youtube has assured me this is not their problem, but a Mozilla one. I've been with Firefox for many many years and have never had this problem. Could you please advise me as to what to do about this ? Thank you.

It seems to be related to video playback but not sure. It was happening while a video was playing full screen, and also after stopping playing/hiding a non-full-screen video.

To catch the issue had to screen record at 240fps. I used Nvidia Overlay to record the issue, but was happening before the overlay was even enabled.

Disabled all addons, made no difference. HW acceleration on or off, still happened.

I tried turning on logs, and this always seemed to show up with the flash: ``` 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: Main Thread]: D/Widget GetWorkspaceId - calling AsyncUpdateWorkspaceID() 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: BackgroundThreadPool #276]: D/Widget calling GetWindowDesktopId 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: Main Thread]: D/Widget GetWorkspaceId - calling AsyncUpdateWorkspaceID() 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: Main Thread]: D/Widget GetWorkspaceId - calling AsyncUpdateWorkspaceID() 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: BackgroundThreadPool #276]: D/Widget called GetWindowDesktopId, hr=00000000 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: BackgroundThreadPool #276]: D/Widget calling GetWindowDesktopId 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: BackgroundThreadPool #276]: D/Widget called GetWindowDesktopId, hr=00000000 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: BackgroundThreadPool #276]: D/Widget calling GetWindowDesktopId 2026-08-09 06:19:44.048000 UTC - [Parent 8388: BackgroundThreadPool #276]: D/Widget called GetWindowDesktopId, hr=00000000 ```

title sums it up mostly. I've entered troubleshooting mode; no discernible difference. When I switch profiles the issue is resolved even with the same YouTube account. Tried clearing the cache, nothing. Most recent version of Firefox, windows 11.

Youtube videos are not playing when clicked, it needs a click to play button, which is tiring and wanted to quite firefox if not fixed. When playing youtube videos, where we click on another video, it opens and play for 2 seconds and then it stops, want the user to click the play button to continue, this is unwanted, please make this an option for those you want that feature. I tried to turn it off in autoplay, but there is no options to do so.

When I try to watch videos on YouTube using Firefox the sounds never comes out, only the video runs, I tried changing so many setting but it is not working, and the issue is only with the videos from Firefox.

Summary

When using the Spotify Web Player in Firefox, Bluetooth audio devices disconnect whenever the playback position changes (automatic track transition or manual seek). The issue does not occur in Google Chrome or other media applications.

Environment Firefox Version: 153.0.1 (64-bit, Release) Operating System: Windows 11 Home 25H2 (Build 26200) Laptop: Lenovo ThinkPad E14 Gen 5 (AMD Ryzen 5 7530U) Audio Backend: WASAPI Graphics: WebRender Bluetooth Device Tested:

• Google Nest Mini (Bluetooth mode)
• boAt Stone 1010 (same behavior)

Problem Description Spotify Web Player starts playing normally through a Bluetooth audio device.

However, whenever:

• the current song automatically changes to the next track, or
• I manually seek within a song (forward or backward), or
• I manually switch to another track,

the following happens: 1. Spotify continues playing (the progress timer keeps increasing). 2. No audio is heard after the track transition or seek. 3. The Bluetooth device remains connected for approximately 15–18 seconds without receiving audio. 4. After about 15–18 seconds, the Bluetooth device disconnects automatically from Windows.

The Bluetooth disconnection appears to be a consequence of Firefox no longer sending audio after the media transition.

Expected Behavior Audio should continue immediately after:

• automatic track changes,
• manual seeking,
• or switching tracks,

without interrupting the Bluetooth audio stream or disconnecting the Bluetooth device.

Actual Behavior

• Spotify playback timer continues.
• No audio is produced.
• Bluetooth audio stream becomes silent.
• Approximately 15–18 seconds later, the Bluetooth device disconnects.

What I Tested Works correctly

• Spotify Web Player in Google Chrome
• VLC Media Player
• General Windows audio playback

Fails consistently

• Spotify Web Player and youTube web in Firefox 153.0.1

The issue is reproducible with multiple Bluetooth audio devices, indicating it is not specific to a single speaker or headset.

Additional Observations

• Opening other Firefox tabs or using other applications does not disconnect Bluetooth.
• The issue only occurs when Spotify and YouTube changes its audio stream (track transition or seeking).
• Bluetooth remains stable while audio is continuously playing.
• The disconnect only occurs after Firefox stops outputting audio during a track change.

Firefox Information

• Audio Backend: WASAPI
• Graphics Compositing: WebRender
• Hardware acceleration available
• No crashes reported

Steps to Reproduce 1. Connect a Bluetooth speaker or headset to Windows. 2. Open Firefox. 3. Open Spotify Web Player. 4. Start playing music. 5. Wait for the next song to start automatically, or manually seek forward/backward or switch tracks. 6. Observe that audio disappears immediately. 7. After approximately 15–18 seconds, the Bluetooth device disconnects automatically.

Frequency 100% reproducible on my system.

I was watching some German video (not on YouTube) and needed the subtitles translated into English. The translation itself was great, but as the video went the subtitles were switching from original language to translated, making it almost impossible to read them. The subs are fine when I press 'pause', but pressing it all the time in the moment of a long dialogue for example is inconvinient. I wonder if there's a way I can fix it myself in the browser's settings, or if it's a bug that will be fixed in future updates

Not limited to youtube

All videos on any site will load properly however they will not play. Can skip around and see frame by frame but the video will not play

I think everyone knows how to get out of full screen mode by now, so can you either remove it or let us disable that little box that always shows when you go full screen for a video?

Hello there.

Since last update i'm unable to browse websites like youtube, social media and all other websites with video content. Video often fails to load,the wholewebsite is not loading, freezes while played or while exiting full screen mode. All of these freezes the browser - the site cannot be refreshed, links does not work. The only way is to close the tab with the freezed page or kill the Firefox process in windows Task Manager. Refreshing, re-installing, deleting or using different profile don't work. Same with add-ons. Seems like the issue lies within the browser and it started to appear since last update.