How can I stop Firefox deleting my cookies on closing it down.
With reference to the enclosed attachment, the 'delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed' check mark is 'greyed' out and I cannot change it.
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Firefox block autoplay not working, preferences are showing "Block Audio and Video"
Hi there! I have been having trouble with Firefox continuing to autoplay videos even with preferences set to "Block Audio and Video." If I go to twitter.com or elsewhere … (மேலும் படிக்க)
Hi there!
I have been having trouble with Firefox continuing to autoplay videos even with preferences set to "Block Audio and Video."
If I go to twitter.com or elsewhere Firefox will show that auto play is disabled, but videos will autoplay with no audio. I would just like to get this feature working as autoplaying videos are incredibly annoying!
Thanks for any help!
Firefox 72.0.1
How set the default behavior when downloading .dmg files to just save them, not open them?
When I try to download a .dmg file the default is to is to open it with "DiskImageMounter". This is disastrously bad behavior and there seems to be no way to change this… (மேலும் படிக்க)
When I try to download a .dmg file the default is to is to open it with "DiskImageMounter". This is disastrously bad behavior and there seems to be no way to change this insane default.
Settings changed every restart
The "Ask to save logins and passwords for websites" setting is cleared every time I restart FF. This needs to be the first item to change when I start FF. Any ideas abo… (மேலும் படிக்க)
The "Ask to save logins and passwords for websites" setting is cleared every time I restart FF. This needs to be the first item to change when I start FF. Any ideas about how to make this 'sticky'?
Delete cookies and site data Exceptions with Clear history when Firefox closes
I am somewhat disappointed. I have read several old and new topics on this subject and do not understand what is happening. Why are you complicating where it should be si… (மேலும் படிக்க)
I am somewhat disappointed. I have read several old and new topics on this subject and do not understand what is happening. Why are you complicating where it should be simple. And why doesn't it work anyway? Firefox, are you kidding?
For example this topic https://support.mozilla.org/bm/questions/1253515 Quote: " Three things:
(1) Create one or more "Allow" exceptions in Manage Permissions
(2) Check the box for "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed"
(3) UNCHECK the box for Cookies under "Clear history when Firefox closes" > "Settings" (this feature will blow away all cookies whether you made an exception or not)
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Exceptions are not working even with all checkboxes uncheked. See my settings screenshots.
firefox 72.0.2 (64-bit) reinstalled
win10x64
without addons
clean profile
Restore previous session - on
Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed - on
Exceptions added for http and https both.
There is no other sub domains in manage data
I bought a used computer, Firefox is warning me not to sync because this will merge my data with the previous owner's. How to fix?
I already ran a full factory reset, not sure how I can go any deeper to clean out existing info.
When i log my accout out, Firefox still remembers my bookmarks and passwords, this didnt happen before and it's hurting my privacy and security!
When i log my accout out, firefox still remembers my bookmarks and passwords, this didnt happen before and it's hurting my privacy and security!
Why does the password manager prompt on submit instead of on, and only on, successful response?
I am comparing different browser-based password manager implementations. I noticed that Firefox prompts to remember credentials when a form is submitted, but some other b… (மேலும் படிக்க)
I am comparing different browser-based password manager implementations.
I noticed that Firefox prompts to remember credentials when a form is submitted, but some other browsers, e.g., Google Chrome, wait until the server responds with a success status before prompting (and, if the server responds with an error status, then the browser does not prompt to remember the credentials).
I assume there are pros/cons to these different approaches, and I would like to better understand the trade-offs.
Right now, all I see is that it is possible—even likely—for a user to tell Firefox to remember an incorrect/invalid password—which seems like a downside to Firefox's approach.
How do I enable Private Browsing permanently?
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but this is the page that appeared when I typed my question. I have rarely used Firefox - I want to use Private Browsing per… (மேலும் படிக்க)
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but this is the page that appeared when I typed my question. I have rarely used Firefox - I want to use Private Browsing permanently. I am using NordVPN as my private network and apparently it only works with private browsing. I tried to find the answer online, but the results led me to articles from 2010 and 2011. I am using Windows 10 and Firefox version 72.0
I'm running Firefox V 72.0.2 -- Under Permission - Autoplay -- I have it set to block audio and video and they still play. Help!!!!
Every site - every popup plays with audio. It used to work just fine. Had an update and nothing is working properly. I am annoyed.
Can container tabs open in a new tab?
I think this is a feature request. Here's what I'm seeing: do a web search click on a link that launches a container tab, like Facebook current tab killed (!) new pag… (மேலும் படிக்க)
I think this is a feature request. Here's what I'm seeing:
- do a web search
- click on a link that launches a container tab, like Facebook
- current tab killed (!) new page opens in container tab
- History gone/back button disabled
3 creates a a very frustrating user experience. Since you get no notification that the current tab will be killed by clicking a link, you don't know why your history is gone. It took me a while to figure it out and I'm a developer who's been surfing the web since Mosaic. I found that the history is there if I look at the history tab, which is good. Even better, "undo close tab" resurrects the killed tab.
But why not automatically open the page in a new tab and leave the original one open? I don't see an option for that, but maybe I missed it? Thanks.
How to remove lockwise from Mozilla 70?
How to remove lockwise from Mozilla 70? I can't find away to disable nor remove lockwise from Mozilla 70. I felt unsecured as firefox lockwise ask whether I want to save … (மேலும் படிக்க)
How to remove lockwise from Mozilla 70? I can't find away to disable nor remove lockwise from Mozilla 70. I felt unsecured as firefox lockwise ask whether I want to save password or not when I login to iBanking. Thanks
Accept the Risk and Continue not working
I am trying to access a site where the certificate doesn't match the site URL. I know it's okay and I want to accept the risk and continue. I click Accept the Risk and … (மேலும் படிக்க)
I am trying to access a site where the certificate doesn't match the site URL. I know it's okay and I want to accept the risk and continue. I click Accept the Risk and Continue, but it never works and instead I always return to the 403 error Forbidden page. I have tried clearing the history, cache & passwords (I don't use a password on this site), but that didn't work. Is there any type of Whitelisted Sites on Firefox? I have verified that this behavior happens outside the network I'm on, so it isn't being blocked by my site admin.
All of a sudden something called lockwise is appearing in place of saved logins. I want it back the regular way.
On my work computer this ugly "thing" called lockwise appears instead of my saved passwords. I cannot see my saved passwords now. My home computer (with synced accounts) … (மேலும் படிக்க)
On my work computer this ugly "thing" called lockwise appears instead of my saved passwords. I cannot see my saved passwords now. My home computer (with synced accounts) works fine and shows me my saved passwords. I need to make this lockwise go away and restore to where I can see my saved logons. Firefox 70.0 (64-bit). Please help.
How do I clear my cache?
I'm on an old laptop with an old browser which I can't update. That shouldn't be an issue because for something that seems to be the solution for like 99.9% of the prob… (மேலும் படிக்க)
I'm on an old laptop with an old browser which I can't update. That shouldn't
be an issue because for something that seems to be the solution for like 99.9%
of the problems you get we're told to "clear the cache"
I've looke in both options/ security and options/ privacy. Nothing there about
clearing a cache. Options/ any of the others there's nothing about clearing the
cache. "play DRM content" whatever that is, I have no problem finding that.
That's righ there easy to find us if people use it all the time. But clear the
cache? Nope, that has to be hidden.
Firefox saves login info even after login & password and Autofill are unchecked
This has happened one other time in the past but the problem went away and i dont remember what I did, but the problem is back. Firefox is saving my login info for email … (மேலும் படிக்க)
This has happened one other time in the past but the problem went away and i dont remember what I did, but the problem is back. Firefox is saving my login info for email sites and amazon and the dropdown with saved login even shows on private browsing windows. The Logins and Passwords and Forms and Autofills are all unchecked and I have checked to make sure there weren't logins or passwords or Forms data saved.
Attached is a dummy login that I used in yahoo mail and a screeshot of my Firefox privacy settings.
I recently tried a Mozilla.cfg and Local-setting.js fix to prevent saving passwords permanently on the browser but that did help either
Can't adjust settings to allow automatic log-ins
Somewhere along the way in adjusting my cookies settings, I disallowed the option to automatically log in to Gmail and LinkedIn. Now I am required to engage 2-step authen… (மேலும் படிக்க)
Somewhere along the way in adjusting my cookies settings, I disallowed the option to automatically log in to Gmail and LinkedIn. Now I am required to engage 2-step authentication every single time I log in to these sites. I would prefer to adjust settings so that I can log in to these sites automatically. What is the correct setting to do this?
What is "ImportEnterpriseRoots"
I saw another post about this, and someone linked an article in the comments, but it didn't actually tell me what it was. When I go to settings it says that my browser is… (மேலும் படிக்க)
I saw another post about this, and someone linked an article in the comments, but it didn't actually tell me what it was. When I go to settings it says that my browser is being managed by my enterprise, and when I go to enterprise policies it lists "ImportEnterpriseRoots" as true. Is this just a part of Firefox, or should I be concerned? And if it is a part of Firefox what does it actually mean?
How do I prevent the Enhanced Protection dialog from showing?
The following dialog is causing my automated tests to fail in Browserstack. My hope is that this behavior can be disabled using the browsers **about:config** page. Does a… (மேலும் படிக்க)
The following dialog is causing my automated tests to fail in Browserstack. My hope is that this behavior can be disabled using the browsers **about:config** page. Does anyone know if it is possible to disable this dialog?
Thanks!