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I have a new installation of Ubuntu 22.04 on my 2015 Lenovo IdeaPad 300. I have a new SSD HD 1 TB in size and it should work, however, Firefox keeps crashing. Other apps are crashing too.

A couple users at our site intermittently receive a SSL_ERROR_BAD_MAC_ALERT error when navigating to Google in Firefox. This happens in Version 99.0.1 (64-bit) on Windows 10 computers. When the issue occurs, users can navigate to other websites without issues. Navigating to Google in a different browser works no problem. Restarting the browser will resolve the issue. Clearing cookies and site data has no effect. Users can also refresh the page after some time and the issue will go away.

Any idea as to why this is happening?

I'm hoping someone can help with a conundrum.

A few years ago, whenever I first started Firefox--whether I had just started up my computer or had exited Firefox and opened it back up--it would take several minutes for Firefox to load any website (Google, Amazon, weather.com--anything). Once the first site loaded, it would load subsequent sites normally. Interestingly, it was only my default profile that was affected; if I used another profile or created a new one, websites would load within seconds of my starting Firefox.

I finally broke down and created a new default profile, imported my history/bookmarks/etc., reinstalled extensions, adjusted settings, etc. The new profile behaved nicely, loading the first website within a few seconds of Firefox starting. But over time, the load time has gradually increased to the point where it is now behaving just like the old profile: I load Firefox, I try to go to any website, and it takes several minutes for it to load.

Any ideas what's happening/what's the problem? Hoping someone out there has some wisdom and can help troubleshoot. Thanks!

I'm at a loss for words here. I have a website I frequent and it has a really annoying behavior. I'm a developer so finally I mustered the strength to do something about it. I googled how to create an extension in Firefox and within 5 minutes I had a working extension that solved their annoyance. However, I can only load it temporarily. If I close Firefox, it goes away. When I try to actually install it, it says I need to have it signed. I have now spent the better part of an hour trying to find out how to self sign it. I refuse to believe that I have to submit this to Mozilla for me to be able to install my own code. Can someone please send me in the direction of how i self sign and install my own extension. I have no intention of publishing, I only want to run this for myself.

The email was a "no reply" referring to a "Request ID: NBRBLM37JG -request for an access code" with a link to a "privacy portal" (which wouldn't open).

I don't know why I got this and what (if anything) do I need to do. Do I need an access code? Should I block the one trust.com sender?

I see where other people have posed this question but the procedure offered is not available to me.

I am using Firefox (Flatpak) version 121.0 on an Ubuntu 22.04 laptop.

On installing a new extension I should either see the extension's icon on my toolbar or else have a clear means of adding it. I have neither.

Clicking on the jigsaw icon in the toolbar, I get migrated to the about:addons page. On clicking the Extensions tab, I get the screen listing all installed extensions. Each extension has a ... icon beside it. But when I click on this, there is no "Pin To Toolbar" option.

What is wrong here ?

What's the best way to set up Startpage private search in Firefox? Should I manually change the settings or install the extension? Also, it seems like Firefox could improve the process for us.

Started receiving pop ups stating virus attack from Mozilla and via cq5g6mojubcc7385jauo.deviceconnectnetwork from Mozilla showing McAffee, Critical Virus Alert, Virus attack. Receive 3 at time and I can't see the right side of my scree and I need to. Is this malware and if so how do I remove it fast? Thank you.

I have been experiencing a problem with Cloudflare specifically on one site (character.ai) and when the verify you are human pops up. It takes me in a seemingly infinite loop. On the Cloudflare community site they say it could be because of things like adblock but even without any adblock or anything of the sort on it does the same thing. Sadly Cloudflare community doesn't support being used on Firefox. So maybe they don't support being used on Firefox in general? I have contacted the actual websites support but they don't seem to even read submitted inquiries because I never hear anything back from them except the automated message they received it. It is now preventing me from using certain things in general which as before it wasn't that big of a deal but recently they changed the site layout and still allowed you to use the old layout but the verification blocks you from using the old layout. The first one is one from a couple of weeks ago when it only effected me trying to open things in a separate tab and the second one is the newer one which prevents me from accessing the old layout. I'm not sure what to do about it since nothing I specifically could do to solve it has helped. I have opted into sharing data under troubleshooting IDK how well that'll help.

I have multiple google accounts, one is for work which requires VPN login and an extra password. When I type calendar or Gmail into the address bar, it takes me directly to this account. Switching to my personal account requires me to log in to a VPN, do DFA, then switch accounts. How can I ask Firefox to log in to my personal account first instead?

Thanks!

Hello,

James here. I CAN NOT find the Firefox application file location. There is no option to show file path upon right click of the desktop icon and I can not locate it in File Explorer. I have done an entire (C:) drive search and turned up nothing. C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Mozilla Firefox does not exist in my file system. I am at a loss here and it's driving me bonkers!

I have been trying to solve this problem on and off for about a year now, but 99.99% of the time I try to access https://en.wiktionary.org/ , I get the following error: Secure Connection Failed An error occured during a connection to en.wikitionary.org PR_END_OF_FILE ERROR Error code: PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR

• The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
• Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

Learn more... Try Again

I have NEVER gotten this error message for any other website. And the strangest thing? Sometimes I CAN access Wikitionary with zero problems, but this phenomena tends to only happen when I attempt to access the website very late at night or really early in the morning. I cannot think of a single thing I have done differently when this happens.

By the way, I am able to access Wikitionary from Microsoft Edge just fine, it is ONLY Firefox where I have this problem.

I am having an issue where youtube videos played at higher quality stutter when put to fullscreen. Up till about 720p60 works fine, at 1080p60 and above the framerate becomes unstable.

Things I have tried: - I have tried going into media.media-capabilities.enabled and changing it from false to true - I have set network.buffer.cache.size to 262144 - I have disabled all my plugins - I have tried changing my user agent to windows/chrome

My current setup: Firefox 122.0, Macbook pro Sonoma 14.1, Apple M1 Pro chip

Curiously, if I make a new firefox profile and play a video there, there is no stutter. Does anyone have ideas on how I can fix my current profile?

I'd like to add Firefox to Adobe Dreamweaver for site design viewing. When searching Windows for Firefox.exe I don't see it in Program Files or Program Files (x86). Firefox is installed and used daily. Can someone tell me where it's located in Windows 10?

The latest example is the button to sign into LinkedIn. It is not working in Firefox, but it does in other browsers. I have other examples just from today. I have used firefox as default for many years. I assume this is a security thing, but these are basic links. I have no add-ons or other complications. Most times, I do not even realize there is a problem, but when I feel something is wrong, I try another browser and it works. Thank you.

The mute icon only shows on hover and takes up 50% of the tab size so I'm constantly accidentally muting tabs without realizing it and silencing video calls and the like. The top Google result for this issue -- rightfully yelled in all caps because this is an absolutely horrid UX -- says to set browser.tabs.showAudioPlayingIcon to false, but that does absolutely nothing in FF 100.0

Firefox 112.0 running on Windows 10 64-bit laptop with a small (pixel geometry) display screen has unnecessarily large padding (white space) around each bookmark as I navigate bookmarks on the bookmark bar.

I believe this was a change instituted around version 89 (in a nutshell, I could see more - twice as many? - bookmarks listed within a bookmark folder with version 88/before. The vertical whitespace between bookmarks within a folder is excessive and makes it much more necessary to scroll within a (long) list of bookmarks in a folder when looking for one.

There was a procedure posted in the discussion below on how to set and enable "compact density".

Bookmark Padding in New Firefox Versions 2 https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1369996

The procedure below was attempted - browser.compactmode.show enabled, browser restarted, however, I cannot fin "Customize Toolbar" and "compact".

"go to - about:config search - "browser.compactmode.show" - change to TRUE , then close that window go to - Customize Toolbar at the bottom of that page, there a box called Density. Click that, you'll see "compact (not supported)" Apparently, it IS supported because I chose that. (it looked like it ignored my choice) After I closed Customize Toolbar, the bookmarks were compact spaced again. Exactly how I need them."

Is this fixable/solvable?

Majority of the songs do not play and I'm given with a pop-up, "Spotify can't play this right now. If you have the file on your computer you can import it."

I will play a song from a playlist and is given that pop-up, it will continue skipping to the next song until it plays, but only for 9-10 seconds until the song mutes, to specify, the dot (when hovered on the progress bar) will still move, indicating that "it's playing".

Some clarifications: 1. I use Spotify Desktop app (windows), Spotify App (android), and Spotify Webplayer on Chrome and Firefox. Everything works just as fine on all of these, except for Spotify Webplayer on Firefox. 2. Skipping to a later timestamp does not unmute the song. 2. I have Spotify Premium 3. I have no VPN 4. I am running Firefox with an ad blocker 5. I am running Chrome with an ad blocker (same ad blocker in Fifefox) 6. I am running Firefox to the latest version (Firefox 119.0.1 (20231106151204))

What I've done so far: 1. Cleared caches and data. 2. Updated my Windows to the latest update available - Win10 v.22H2 3. Signed-out of Spotify for all my devices, then logging-in first on Spotify Desktop (this automatically redirects to Firefox webplayer) 4. Ran Firefox on "Troubleshoot Mode" 5. Un-checked and re-checked "Play DRM content" setting. 6. Disabled and re-enabled the plug-in "Widevine Content Decryption Module by Google Inc". (this plug-in is last udpated on November 17, 4.10.2710.0

I'm including this link from Spotify's Community page.. where two other users, who commented it is only with Firefox (webplayer), are experiencing the same problem as I am. https://community.spotify.com/t5/Desktop-Windows/Spotify-can-t-play-this-right-now-If-you-have-the-file-on-your/m-p/5679914#M123192

Hello,

I experience constant tab crashes a couple of days now. I tried safe-mode and re-installing the browser. But the crashes still persists. This only happens with firefox.

Been trying to identify the problem. Here are some crash reports. All of them have the signature (unloaded T_Prevent64.dll)

Submitted Crash Reports Report ID Date Submitted bp-53c88a80-cb16-40d1-947d-197540240726 7/27/2024, 12:41 AM View bp-9c66625e-4a15-4d98-91c4-9ad8d0240726 7/27/2024, 12:41 AM View bp-e47e93d4-24f7-4ef7-9ee5-338e60240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-13afc8a2-be56-47ac-9ac7-76a090240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-9815e4b1-8134-4743-9dd9-8b2090240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-6097b5c4-fc4f-484f-856e-4af2b0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-a7f77e4d-a97b-40ea-8234-c663c0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-bfbf3809-eb66-4b19-a974-5afdc0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-00f1270c-905b-4dba-852d-f435d0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-046a789e-ed76-4800-8191-7caff0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-d1b42aac-50f7-4605-8529-7b54b0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-0f235aff-8ab6-4452-860d-051890240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-4aa4474f-594e-442f-b128-a90150240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-3cff0004-374e-42d1-b218-4955c0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-59fbf0b7-6233-4f17-9e8e-bac590240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-ad0de436-d27c-467f-ba67-dc1920240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-563f7fe1-fd7a-4421-8a43-c52dd0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-db02aaa2-aa75-473e-9e35-fd9fd0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-e592c09f-7e55-4218-9b15-233a70240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-ffd6a3c8-d728-4582-9757-9cecd0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-6c29b49f-f322-4370-aad9-1b2ab0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-aa98e6dd-bc36-4483-bdd9-b055d0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-0ca93951-168d-456d-ab9e-8b7ea0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-59503df9-c479-477f-b5e9-711560240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-c1fe89fd-3453-494a-9393-fb9ca0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-823c313d-b61c-4765-ae03-26b990240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-d98a0d3e-9771-420e-8926-bebfa0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-28344e31-eec2-457e-bdfa-dec460240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-0ec8d55c-f85b-4285-857c-346980240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-e065338b-1c98-45ab-86e1-8bbd00240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-4e5ba615-3909-43e0-a753-1b5520240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-a3c4b47b-0c18-4b57-8891-d87740240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-d2cd41a4-0d99-48fb-9c03-eef450240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-678cde97-5d99-46e7-85cd-4a1470240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-aa7cfca5-3347-4da6-8bfd-eb25e0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-d583ec50-2340-4d00-b2c8-9893a0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-0ab52e60-ece8-4813-a88c-996140240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-6218d412-d4f5-4029-a576-818940240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-89b4ca44-d0f4-4c9c-863f-01fab0240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-58f79dd0-dc63-460c-ac2e-6b9530240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-39f7438c-8d02-4458-9e5f-66c150240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View bp-9af0b7a8-2bef-4397-b9d8-a85260240726 7/27/2024, 12:30 AM View