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Hi folks Since the beginning of Mozilla, in Firefox the item History > Recently Closed Tabs contained the tabs that had belonged to the foreground window: easy to use, straightforward, intuitive. For some reasons now it's all the tabs of all the windows in chronological order. It became practically unusable. Who the heck thought this was a smart move: turning a very practical feature into a useless one? Is there a turn-around? Maybe it's like the Window menu that used to be in chronological order and turned into an alphabetical order: a bureaucratic decision completely unaware of the users preferences. Nick

The following problem has occurred at least three times, each with a different organization. In making an online contribution, I first enter my personal information-name, address, email, etc--and then move on to enter credit card information. When I enter the credit card information, the personal information disappears. When I re-enter the personal information, the credit card data disappears. Eventually, I wind up calling the intended recipient and giving them all this information verbally. What is going on with Firefox? How can this problem be fixed?

Logged into my Firefox account and after restarting the browser my tabs and browser history are gone. Every file in "sessionstore-backups" is also deleted and now only has two newly created recovery files. Why did Firefox delete my desktop browser session after logging in? Can I somehow recover my old session or maybe at least my browser history?

Hi, Using FireFox to log into Le Chat Mistral doesn’t work on my Ubuntu 22.04 PC. I enter the email to verify the A/C then enter the code number. Next it says ‘You successfully verified your email address’ and pressing 'Continue' I go back to 'Verify your account' page and round we go again??. There is no problem on my Windows 11 laptop so what's the issue with Ubuntu or have I done something silly? Thanks

You seriously need to remove the AUTOMATIC tab grouping, it's annoying as hell!

I know there's a workaround, but that's beside the point. You don't break into someones home in order to re-organize it, that's just bad practice all around.