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Within the last few weeks I have had some random BSOD occurrences while using Firefox. I used Nirsoft's BlueScreenView utility to inspect the minidump files. It showed the culprit was: nvlddmkm.sys - Nvidia windows kernel mode driver version 465.89.

The system is Windows 7 64-bit, graphics card is Nvidia GeForce GTX960 driver version 27.21.14.6589. I have used this system and Firefox for several years and never had a BSOD until lately. Disabling hardware acceleration seems to resolve the issue so far.

Are there any changes in Firefox 88 and 89 that could cause this? I have noticed other recent reports of the same problem.

This shit firefox version 89.0 loses all passwords (on different devices). Worked for years, but now I see "xxxx" instead of saved passwords when looking in the security settings. Function is even worse than design!

On ubuntu 20.04, the snap version of firefox can't play some videos. Some youtube videos will play but streams won't, and then I get the message "to play video, you need to install the required video codecs". On telegram web and tweetdeck I also get this message while trying to play some video.

Since it's a snap, nothing I do on my system will solve the problem, I cannot install any codecs.

It's firefox 89.0

I have noticed that when I manually log in into accounts.google.com with no prior cookies in the browser and no association with a google account prior to that, it automatically logs me into sites like youtube.com, even with the strictest cookie policies (tried with Strict, custom+cross-site and custom+third-party). I do not particularly mind privacy wise since I'll log into them with the same account anyways, but as far as I understood, there should be absolutely no way this should happen. Cookies should be isolated by domain, I have uBlock Origin installed which prevents cookie sharing between domains by setting some CNAME records in subdomains (Uncloak canonical names), and afaik Firefox does not automatically read the google account cookies and share them around - if it did, that would be even more serious. So what is happening here and how can I change that? This seems to be a serious issue that I'm honestly not comfortable with out of principle since I chose the strictest settings.

I don't now what happened but my tab bar has a different look to it now. Possible a Firefox update changed the look of my tab bar, but nonetheless, it is now harder to see the tab bar. It seems to have a more transparency look to it making it harder to see the tabs. How do I change the tab bar look to what it used to look like, which was easier to see? Can someone help? Thank you.

Hi everyone!

When I browse the web with Firefox, it happens that the system becomes completely unresponsive. Some web pages seems to make Firefox using a lot of RAM and write a lot on the hard drive. I cannot actually say much more, because it not even possible to login in a console. The system is too slow and the console login times out... Firefox (or Web Content) writes wildly on the hard drive.

I used the Firefox provided by my Linux distribution (Linux Mint), but also the one downloaded from mozilla.org. The problem seems to be less frequent for the second, but it happend nevertheless.

The point is that this problem with Firefox happens sometimes, for example, when I forget the browser open on somehow demanding webpage (like in newspapers where there are a lot of media, graphics, and so on).

A point is also that I cannot replicate this "bug". If now I browsed the same pages that made the mess, nothing would probably happen.

I thought it had to do with the swap, but the system hanged both when the swap space was enabled and when it was disabled.

I saved a copy of the profile (and the cache) after the last crash, if they could be useful. The last time I had actually to force the shutdown of the computer, because there was no way to regain control over it.

Any ideas?

Thank you for your answers!

Hi,

I would like to create a pop-up blocker exception for a local temporary file like: file:///C:/Users/username/AppData/Local/Temp/DisplayURLs3227552811823012098.html

My firewall management tool generates a local report file, automatically opened by Firefox, but I can't add an exception like: "file:///C:" or "file:///C:/Users/username/AppData/Local/Temp/*"; it just does not work.

Thanks, Tom

I don't mean to be rude, but if you could get the decision-makers who authorize drastic changes to the appearance of the browser when a new release comes out to just stop "fixing" things that aren't broken, that would certainly satisfy me. I'm not picky about color schemes and "themes", but now the browser is difficult to read, and it wasn't before. I need to know how to restore the appearance of my browser to be the same as in the previous version, or I'll finally have to quit Firefox after all these years and switch to a different one. I don't want to have to do that, but I don't think I can manage to deal with this new hard-to-read low-contrast version. I'm sure someone thought this design looked "cool", and was therefore an improvement. I don't want to stifle anyone's creativity, but the browser I use has to be easier to read. Maybe the next release will offer a choice between the "look and feel" of the previous version versus this one. Thanks for considering my problem (and it is a problem for me), and I'll keep my fingers crossed.

Just run firefox update. Wish I hadn't. The tabs along the top are so hard to read unless they are the current one. Can I cancel this update and go back to old version? If I can't get this corrected I'll have to give up on Firefox and find something else.

So, I know this isn't the most important question to ask out there, but... so, up until recently, the tab history when you left-click the back button, would show several columns of history, but now.. it's only one. And I used the function a lot before, but now it's... kinda not serving the purpose I used it for, so is there any way to revert it? In the settings or something. Sorry, thank you.

Hello,

I was wondering if there is any way to increase the font size of the tabs and the bookmarks bar in Firefox. I'm using macOS Catalina, and the text appears tiny, making it very difficult to read.

I have found the following suggested fixes, but neither provides a satisfactory solution:

Theme Font & Size Changer: appears to have lost most of its functionality in the newer versions of Firefox.

'Changing the layout.css.devPixelsPerPx value in about:config: this does indeed scale the size of the tab and bookmarks text, however, I'm using two screens, and the scaling does not match between the two. When the font appears big enough on my attached screen, weirdly the font on my laptop screen becomes even smaller than at the default -1 value. And if I increased it to the right size on my laptop screen, it become ginormous on my attached screen (see attached screen shots).

Any solution to save my poor eyes from straining would be appreciated,

Best wishes,

Veronika

How do I restore my recent desktop bookmarks that disappeared with FF 89.0? The history shows sites visited on my other devices, not on my MacBookPro, except for from a couple of weeks ago and after the update yesterday. My travel searches and saved bookmarks from the past couple of weeks are all gone.

Happily using firefox and ruffle this morning on https://www.tnaflix.com when this pm flash now dies. Tried loading latest ruffle to no effect. Video flashes up then goes black even on videos that worked ths am. Win 10 pro(latest). Flash works on other websites. With ruffle yoy have to tell it to ignore warnings to work - it has its own setting for this. I'm stuck though. tnaflix admin terrible as don't reply.

I recently updated to the latest version of Firefox and made it my default browser.

A recurring problem filling forms is that the cursor won't appear in fields I select and consequentially when I try to type nothing appears. I half expected that to happen just now.

Sometimes I can use the tab key and cycle to the each field instead of using my laptop pad or mouse, but there is no obvious reason why that works sometimes and others not.

I can reach the end of a multi-step form and clicking on the submit button won't work.

This also happens when posting a external link to an article on Facebook and to a lesser degree on Twitter.

I am running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit on a Surface Book 2.

Note: Not to kitchen sink this post but I also have performance issues with multiple tabs pinned, where Firefox is a lot slower than Chrome configured the same with the same number of tabs pinned. As a matter of principle and functionality, I really want to make Firefox work.

my tabs already happily distinctly show which tabs are live and which are still unactivated, by enabling about:config:toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets with the below userChrome.css.

how might i get something similar for the tab menu?

~/.mozilla/firefox/frir19so.default-nightly/chrome/userChrome.css: .tabbrowser-tab[unread] {

  font-style: italic!important;

} .tabbrowser-tab[pending], #alltabs-popup menuitem[pending] {

  background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(blue,brown)!important;
  opacity: .6!important;

} .tabbrowser-tab[pending] .tab-text {

  color: white!important;

}

hello i play a browser game called Grail Online Era, but now firefox gave this error, can someone help me? the site is: era.graalonline.com

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I use two different browsers. I'm on Windows 10. Firefox is current. I have the same addons I've had for years. I don't need or want this option. Since Firefox is minimized to half the screen I can't access the addons I need b/c this stupid thing won't stay on the top option. It's VERY annoying. I've already sent an email to support months ago and NO REPLY.

with www.sainsburys.com the system is so slow as to be unuseable. If not fixed, I will have to dump Firefox and go back to Chrome which runs that website without problems.