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Google Calendar cannot create new events

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My university uses Google Workspace, and I rely on Google Calendar to keep me organized. Starting on June 9, Google Calendar stopped working for me. I can open Google Calendar in a new tab using Firefox, but when I try to create a new event or edit an existing event, the page stalls out. When I click on the x in the tab, Firefox asks me if I really want to leave the page and I say "yes."

The workaround that I am using at this time is to create new events and edit existing events in Google Chrome instead of Firefox.

The problem was happening before my copy of Firefox updated to 114.0.1, and it is still happening.

My university uses Google Workspace, and I rely on Google Calendar to keep me organized. Starting on June 9, Google Calendar stopped working for me. I can open Google Calendar in a new tab using Firefox, but when I try to create a new event or edit an existing event, the page stalls out. When I click on the x in the tab, Firefox asks me if I really want to leave the page and I say "yes." The workaround that I am using at this time is to create new events and edit existing events in Google Chrome instead of Firefox. The problem was happening before my copy of Firefox updated to 114.0.1, and it is still happening.

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As anything is probably Browser related incompatibility with Firefox. Remember this is a Google/Chrome app not a Firefox so the coding is more towards Chrome then Firefox. They may be Browser but it's more integrated for Chrome so codes in one will not always work in another.