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I have a MacBook Pro running Sequoia 15.3.2. When I remove all data from Firefox (137.0 (aarch64)) in Manage Data under Privacy & Security there is one site datum that always returns. It is 64k of data, 0 cookies, that persists after every clean up. This has been going on for quite a while.

I've searched Finder for any reference to the company name and cannot find any reference.

It isn't a lot of data, but I'd prefer to not have something lingering around.

Does anyone have a suggestion for how to delete this once and for all?

So, I just now installed Firefox and now I want to change the background of the home page (new tab), the same way you would do in chrome. I did some research and created a chrome folder and a chromeContent.css file in there.

I tried first the code in this link: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1271362 and then this one: https://superuser.com/questions/1495946/how-do-i-change-the-background-image-of-home-page-in-firefox

neither of those worked, even though I'm pretty sure I followed all of the instructions correctly. help please, will be greatly appreciated (i don't know if i chose the correct topic)

pictures included in order: the code (device name crossed out), inside the chrome folder, inside the profiles folder

/edit: moved thread from Firefox for iOS (for iPhone/iPad) to Firefox section as you have macOS.

My Bookmarks Toolbar is set to "Always Show." With the last update, all of them disappeared.

All of my Bookmarks disappeared, but the bookmarks in the toolbar are the most heartbreaking.

Firefox is only offering to import them from Chrome. I have been using Firefox for years, and this hurts a lot.

For some reason after a few (sometimes only 1) use of "copy/paste" stops working. I'm running the current version Firefox 137.0 (aarch 64) on an Apple M1 desktop running Sequoia 15.3.2

For example if I highlight a webpage URL and copy, then try to pase (in an email message for example) all the fields are grayed out, paste is not available as a choice. So I try Command-V and no joy.

this occurs frequently but not always, and usually into a session online of a few minutes or more, the problem never occurs using Chrome

If I restart the computer, that sometimes fixes the problem, but often does not.

So wierd

/edit moved thread from Firefox for iOS (for iPhone/iPad) to Firefox section as you have macOS.

I'm using Mac OS 11.7.10. Firefox desktop no longer allows me to browse the internet. It just keeps spinning wheels. I've downloaded the newest version and it still crashes. What can I do?