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it started about 2 days ago, i have no idea how i opened this but somehow when i click on my search bar it has a red outline, its quite distracting and i would like to disable it. How do i do that? thanks in advance

Have upgraded to Firefox 88.0 on Mac. Have also recently cleared history, but have reinstated the web sites where I want my cookies retained.

In the past, I could quit Firefox and when I next boot it, my daily sites like Yahoo and Ebay do not require password log-in since I have "exempted" them from being cleared on the previous Firefox quit.

I do use "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" - but this is where the exceptions should come into play.

Until just recently this all worked fine. Now it does not and am required to re-log in after a fresh boot.

Any suggestions? Thanks. - jr

I had a lot of plugins that after reinstalling the operating system and logging in to the Firefox account. Too many of my plugins have been removed. I need them. How do I recover?

Is it possible to open my group of Homepage custom URL's in containers by default (e.g., Personal containers)? I have three URL's (pages) I bring up by default when I open Firefox, and I'd like them to open in Personal containers all.

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox|http://www.arrl.org/|https://www.qrz.com/

Thanks!

Ever since I signed up for Firefox sync, I have been berated with emails from them asking me to sync more devices. I really do not want to receive marketing emails from Mozilla and there is no unsubscribe button in the email. How can I stop these emails?

I get this message; Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to www.google.com because this website requires a secure connection.

I have no trouble accessing these sites with Safari. I've taken a number of steps to correct, such as running a malware scan, clear cache and history, starting in safe mode, yet nothing has worked. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

I have Ubuntu 20.04, I have Firefox 87.0. I want this firefox to use my modified gtk+ 3.24. I cannot seem to get it do that. I can get gajim and thunderbird to use my modified gtk+ but not firefox. is the gtk+ library statically linked to the firefox executable? It may be a open ended question here, but which gtk+ (path) is firefox using?

'bold text'bold text '''''''I routinely keep 2 browsers open on my desktop; Chrome and Firefox. I use them for different things but my default browser is Firefox and I use Firefox for Microsoft Outlook 365 on the web.

For quite some time now, I have been having HUGE problems with delays in Firefox using Outlook when typing. First, I thought it was the bluetooth in either my mouse or my keyboard, but after trying many different solutions, including using a "wired" mouse, I discovered it is not since this does not happen with Chrome.

Is there a solution for this? My computer expert tells me that Microsoft only tests and optimizes their websites for browsers using the Blink rendering engine, which includes Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, and Opera. Firefox uses a different engine. '

If this is true, then sadly I will need to change my default browser to Chrome which makes me sad since I believe Firefox is a better and more secure browser.''''

FireFox stores my passwords. However, frequently, when I try to log on to a site the "Fire Fox Lockwise" window opens. I have to close the tab to continue with log on. What gives? Why does it happen and how do I stop it?

Hi all,

Is that a way to automatically upgrade Firefox without starting it? I've got GPOs in place to autoupdate it (set "application autoupdate" to 'enabled' and "disable update" to 'disabled'), but still not being able to upgrade if not using it.

I've got several users with other browsers and if they not use Firefox, it seems that the version is not upgrading and could be a lack of security.

What I am missing?

Thanks for your reply.

Recently weather.com stopped working for me. The zip code search does not respond and I can't enter my search. Also, radar and some other links no longer function. I get 404s when clicking the local weather link. Geolocation is set to True in about:config. This appears to be the only site that doesn't work for me.

I was just examining the PageInfo area in Firefox for our Remote Desktop gateway. When I first click on the padlock, it says in green 'You are securely connected to this site'. However, when I click 'More information', under the 'Security' tab>Technical Details, it says 'The web site (our site) does not support encryption for the page you are viewing'.

This seems strange - Firefox is happy with the SSL cert - everything green. The site has an HTTPS address, and HTTP is disabled. By virtue of it being an HTTPS connection, it's encrypted, SSL cert or not. If the cert was bad, and I clicked to proceed anyway, it would still be encrypted - that's what HTTPS does.

So what doesn't Firefox like about the page? Any thoughts most welcome.

Thanks.

PS neither Chrome nor Edge flag up anything similar, in their equivocal areas.

I was casually browsing on my Firefox like I do everyday. But this orange frame (I attached a picture) appeared from no where and I can't simply find a solution how do I get rid of it. Is this a new design element on Firefox or is it something else? I have AdBlocker and Avast installed as addons.

I'm having trouble sharing my screen with Firefox 87 on Ubuntu 20.04.2.

What happens when I go to share, the "Will you allow <site> to share your screen" window pops up. "Select a Window or Screen" is autofilled, but I cannot hit 'allow' (it is greyed out). When I click the dropdown, the "Select a Window or Screen" option is greyed out, and my only other option is "Use Operating System Settings". When I select this I can hit "allow", but no other options pop up and my screen is not shared, although firefox seems to think so (shows the orange symbol at top, site privacy settings show sharing allowed).

So I'm on mac. When I tried to open an svg with preview, I found this. I don't know what it is for but I just clicked on it. But then it lead me to a popup saying "Firefox downloaded this app (Updated.app) from an unknown date", is that any good? I clicked cancel because I thought it would crash or break my system or app.

hi there, I have looked at the various solutions offered - but they don't seem to solve the problem. IT is happening with one web page in particular and began to happen a couple of days ago. https://www.loteriasyapuestas.es/es OR https://www.loteriasyapuestas.es/en I don't understand it as it never happened before - why now?? Thanks a lot for your help! PS I cannot enclose a Print screen as the format is .bmp Regards Karin

My machine must have been hacked by spyware when it was installed, ad would only like to reinstall it after inspecting the machine abroad. What to do fr a “52.09” at this time, where it is not supported? I am the victim of frequent disturbances.