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When attempting to perform a google search, if I include the text "c++" in my search, the "++" is always chopped off. It doesn't matter where it is in the search text and also happens if it is the only thing in the search. This also happens if i choose a suggested search topic that has the ++ in the search topic. I do not experience this with Edge and i do not experience this with Firefox installed on another computer. I am signed into the same profile with both computers. I am running Windows 11.

I can repro this issue with +, #, and &. Other special characters seem fine.

Hulu does not work in Firefox properly, but does in Chrome. Browsing HULU in Firefox has not worked frequently, especially in Prime time, but it has worked in other web browser with no problem.

For some reason the first item when I open my browser is google. I do not use google-I can search my browser's history and see I do not use google. How do I get it removed? There is no reason for it to pop-up in my browser at all but there is absolutely no reason for it to be the top item whenever I open my browser. Why is it even there? I always use DuckDuckGo to search.

Please help me remove google from my browser. I have attached a screenshot with my browser showing google as the first item when I open it. This is getting so frustrating when I try to avoid google like the plague...the plague it is.

Thank you very much.

sudden, strange refusal by Firefox to log in to the public on-line access (of a certain university hospital) which on-line service I have regularly used -- its certificates are up to date; no one else around me has had any problem logging in. NB I can access by using the Fiirefox 'Private Browsing' option, but it so happens that using the 'Private Browsing' is very inconvenient here for other reasons. Please advise.

I work with a web system where I need to view various types of files daily, such as images, videos, backups, etc. In previous versions of Firefox, when selecting the option to "Open with [application]," files were stored temporarily in a Temp folder and deleted after use.

However, now, even when I select "Open with [application]" in the download settings, Firefox saves the file to my Downloads folder instead of using a temporary location. This behavior clutters my Downloads folder with randomly named files I only need to view briefly.

I have already checked and adjusted the download settings, but the problem persists. Is there a way to revert to the old behavior where files are opened in a Temp folder and not saved permanently to the Downloads folder?

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Three days ago video clips in Firefox News stopped loading. I get the never-ending circle showing that the system is trying to open the video but it never loads. I am in the process of moving all applications and file from my old computer from one windows 11 computer to another. The videos work on the new computer but no longer on the old computer. Any suggestions regarding getting the videos to work on the old computer during this transition?

On some websites that use radio buttons to navigate, I have found that either it returns with a blank line (such as thumbnails on Newspapers.com) or the site hangs (as I did when I tried to register online for two different transactions). In contrast, when I switch browsers, the sites work just fine.

Because I thought that restoring Firefox would solve the problem, I did just that; however, the problem persists.

What should I do now to make the sites work correctly?

Every time I type in "Blue.." to get to Bluesky social, I get an entry at the top "blue marble creative."

I'm unable to delete this autosuggest. It does not have 3 dots next to it like all the other entries do. Does this mean it's an add? If so, how can I prevent it from coming up?

I have never visited the link.

Second website I've encountered in just a few days where Firefox will not display the article that appears below the initial screen. Both sites use the "down arrow" symbol at the bottom of the page to indicate that the reader needs to scroll down to continue viewing. When I scroll, there is no article, just a jumbled version of the menu information at the bottom of most websites. Edge and Chrome display the article properly.

Here's the latest site with that problem: https://www.defensenews.com/naval/2023/10/04/can-the-us-navy-save-money-by-accepting-the-lcs-as-a-sunk-cost/.

Any help is appreciated.