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I am still waiting for you to remove Show All in config:editor. It was unnecessary and unwanted by your users. Just allow us to access config:editor the way we used to before this moronic change.

SerpClix ClickSense could not be verified for use in Firefox. Proceed with caution.

How can I get SerpClix verified? I can't sign in to my SerpClix profile.

when i try to access my Fidelity investments and Centennial banking accounts with correct username and password the screen goes into an endless loop or says "try again later. After calling helpdesks on both these accounts they say it's a Browser problem.

'bold text' It will not allow me to go past the home page on large sites such as www.homedepot.com or www.costco.com . I get the following notification.

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://www.costco.com/gasoline.html" on this server.

Reference #18.ee6ac917.1780568028.23df75e1

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.ee6ac917.1780568028.23df75e1

Any help will be most appreciated.

Hi.

Why i need every time i restart the firefox esr accept the cudy.net certificate? Look the picture.

Is there a way to add it as exclude this certificate and NOT ask me every time i restart the firefox esr to accept this certificate?

Hello,

It was good to see on today's (2nd June '26) flyer that I can get the free Firefox VPN, excellent for my laptop. I took my previous one off because it was clogging everything up.

I am from the UK and living in Spain. I have recently bought a Firestick but cannot get any UK programmes due to regional restrictions, so I need a VPN to get round those.

Proton VPN offer a free service that I can put on to the Firestick. Their site gives you the instructions. My question therefore is, can I put the Firefox VPN onto the Firestick and if so, how? It makes sense to have all your VPNs in one place. Kind regards Mike

Firefox Buffering contiuiously using aMac book air error " not enough band width " i ve switched to another machine Mac book pro " bbc iplaye"r streming normally.

I'm trying to open a file that was sent to me, but my computer is asking me to update Firefox. When I try to do that, it shows that I already have the most current update.

Just started getting messages when I log into Schwab that my browser, Firefox 115.36 esr, is not fully compatible and that I may see some performance issues. Yes I do see issues such as misshapen popup windows when buying/selling shares.

I'm on an older, unsupported operating system (MacOS 10.14 Mojave) and am currently using Firefox 115.36.0esr which for the most part works fine. But there are increasingly websites that complain about having an outdated/unsupported browser and won't let me log in or whatever. For some sites I've solved the problem by using the Opera browser, but I've grown accustomed to Firefox, so......

There are a couple of options (that I know of) with browsers based on Firefox: Firefox Dynasty which has now become Firefox Momiji and Pale Moon.

I've given Momiji a quick try and function-wise it seems more or less like the regular Firefox, but does anyone know how safe it is to use? Both in regards to whoever is behind it and as a browser in general? I know nothing about Pale Moon. In addition to working with most current websites and be safe it should ideally be compatible with the current (115.36.0esr) version of the normal Firefox so that I can transfer all my open windows, bookmarks, tabs, passwords etc.

How do I change a profile folder's name without causing any problems? I'm on a Mac.

I know I can change a profile's name for internal Firefox use (by going to about:profiles in the URL address section of the browser), but the cryptic folder names remain the same. I've read that you should never change a profile folder's name directly (inside ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/), so is there another way?

I run both the standard version of Firefox and the developer edition on the same computer, so it would be nice to immediately see which profile folder belongs to which Firefox version by their names.