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For whatever reason Firefox decided it would save the redacted version of my bank ID.

Let's say my bank ID is 1234-ABCD. It has saved ******CD.

This requires me to delete it every time before accessing my account, which might be fine if selecting it then pressing delete didn't result in it re-autofilling, by the looks of things, or just ignoring the delete request.

I've deleted the erroneous entry from autofill, this has not solved the issue, and I have tried clearing that website in particular's cache; yet I'm greeted every time by the redacted version of the ID sitting in the text box, still requiring me to remove it twice before I can fill in the correct details without even having it saved in autofill.

I don't know what else to do. Any ideas?

I'm not sure if this is a Firefox or Google problem, I'm guessing Firefox because it doesn't happen in Chrome.

Every time I try to login to google in Firefox it auto logs me into a specific account, I don't mean it is already logged in, I'm logged out and where the blank field is to enter your account username(email) the drop down pops up and shows all the gmail accounts and picks one on its own then procedes to the next page for the password on its own. It's like someone took control of the mouse and was doing it for me. Really pisses me off because I'm trying to login to a different account and it chooses the same one every time and I can't choose. If this is some kind of auto login feature please tell me how to turn it off.

Adjusting the volume of any sound or video player in Firefox also affects the browser's overall volume in the operating system, making it difficult to raise the volume without a sudden increase in volume. I've set 'media.volume_scale' to 0.1 as a temporary fix, but adjusting it frequently is a hassle. I've tested this on my laptop with Linux Mint, and the issue is there as well. A user on Discord referred to this as intended behaviour, but I find it inconsistent and impractical for Firefox to be the only software that behaves this way and would like to change it.

Here's an example.