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This is a bit difficult to explain, but I'll do my best.

Our company uses NetIQ Identity Manager, which we access through a web browser. I primarily used Firefox until I had to switch to another browser because of this issue. The problem only occurs in Firefox; I have tested several Chromium-based browsers, and none of them exhibit the same behavior.

On a specific page within the application, there are two panels: one displays a list of users, and the other displays details for the selected user.

The issue is that Firefox does not show a separate scrollbar for the user details panel. Instead, it only scrolls the page based on the height of the user list panel. As a result, when the user list contains fewer entries than the amount of information displayed in the user details panel, Firefox is unable to scroll through the entire details section. The hidden information still exists and becomes visible if the browser window is resized to be taller.

When the user list contains enough entries to make that panel taller than the user details panel, all user details are displayed correctly and scrolling works as expected because the entire page can be scrolled.

In Edge and other Chromium-based browsers, both panels have their own scrollbars. The scrollbar for the user details panel is only displayed when necessary, such as when the amount of user information exceeds the available space, but scrolling works correctly in all cases.

Is there anything that can be done to resolve this issue?

Unfortunately, the page is hosted on our company's internal network, so I am unable to share it.

The issue first appeared at the end of February this year. I believe I was using Firefox version 148 at the time. Prior to that, the problem did not occur. I am using Windows 11 and have tried the troubleshoot mode, which did not help.

I'm using Firefox in Windows. I lost all of my bookmarks... never mind how, I think I can prevent it from happening again... and I'm trying to figure out whether there is a way to recover them.

Looking in the profile folder, I see three profiles. One is listed on the about:profiles page, and is identified as the default. The other two aren't listed there at all.

I need to select each of those other two and see whether my bookmarks can be recovered from them. But how. The about:profiles page has a button for creating a new profile, but not for adding an existing profile to the page. Either it's listed there or it's not.

It seems to me that I could create a new profile and make it the default folder, then quit Firefox and replace it with a copy of one of the profiles I want to investigate. However, I lost my bookmarks by doing something similar to that, so I'm wary of doing it again.

Can someone explain what is happening here--why there are three profiles in the default profile's folder but only one list listed, and why there's apparently no provision for making Firefox list the others?

Under Settings>Privacy/Security>Browsing Data there is no longer the option to Manage Cookies, despite the help section saying that is where to find it. There is no other place in all of Settings to find the list of cookies. There is only the ability to delete all cookies in History, which I have no desire to do. I edit the cookie list weekly, and it is only now, mid August 2026, under Firefox 153 on Win 10 that I no longer have access to them. How do I get it back?

With an older version, i was able to clear cookies after visiting secure sites(s) - now I can't find a way to do this. Please bring it back - I consider this to be extremely important for my security!

My Firefox browser shows the built-in icon (x VPN) in the upper right of the screen. If I click on the icon it starts the process that results in successfully logging into my mozilla account and the screen prints out the following: Next: Turn on VPN

One more step to boost your browser’s privacy. Go to the open panel and turn it on.

But the screen shows no open panel! If I click on the (x VPN) again, the process starts over.

I have checked Settings > Privacy & Security and made sure that the entry "Allow Firefox to improve features, performance, and stability between updates" is checked. I have made sure that browser.ipProtection.enabled is set to true; browser.ipProtection.everOpenedPanel is set to false; and I see no entry for browser.ipProtection.openedPanelWithLocation.

I have signed out completely from the Mozilla account, restarted the browser, and logged back in to restart the process using (x VPN) but it still doesn't work.

Again, on my Firefox Google screen everything changed from black letters on white to white letters on black. I've googled instructions on how to fix this, but nothing has worked.

Every time I start Firefox, some of my pinned tab favicons will show an unread dot (although not consistently), even though there may have been zero changes to anything in that tab. Gmail is especially bad about this, making me think I have a new unread email when all of my emails have been read. How do I fix this? I looked in the Tab settings for Firefox and don't see anywhere I can change a setting.

Hello. When I open a new tab page, all 6 panels below keep scrolling right like their not loading correctly. I have tried everything to make this go away since it is very distracting. Any ideas of how to fix?

After reinstalling Firefox due to it being slow, no matter what settings, Firefox always opens and focuses on a new unwanted tab. But only if there are no extra tabs open except for my 5 pinned ones.

This behaviour started before I installed any Extensions.

How can I stop this?

I cannot get into my Paypal account because Mozilla Firefox is asking me to set up a passkey. I press Continue and it tells me to enter a PIN. I don't have a PIN set up that I know of. If I try one, it is wrong and says I have tried too many times. When I go to the Settings where I should set something up with Window Hello, it says it is not available. I just want to log into my Paypal account like I used to. How can I bypass all this stuff?

Hi! We have automated tests that run in Firefox across a large number of instances. There are about a hundred nodes where the browser is launched. For security reasons, there is no Internet access. When the browser closes, requests are sent to 146.75.117.91. Since there is no Internet connection, the request fails to complete, and the process terminates due to a timeout. Because the browser is controlled by geckodriver, the `driver.close()` call fails with an error. I’ve tried numerous browser startup options, but none solve the problem; the process still crashes. The only thing that works is blocking the IP address at the firewall level or in the `hosts` file. However, I’m not happy with this solution because it would need to be applied to a hundred nodes, which would create scalability issues down the line. Are there perhaps any options I missed? I also found these addresses in `omni.ja`. Could it be that they are hardcoded and cannot be changed via options?

What I tried

1. телеметрия

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.rejected', True)

options.set_preference('datareporting.healthreport.uploadEnabled', False)

options.set_preference('datareporting.policy.dataSubmissionEnabled', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.shutdownPingSender.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.shutdownPingSender.enabledFirstSession', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.firstShutdownPing.enabled', False)

options.set_preference("telemetry.fog.init_on_shutdown", False)

pac = """data:text/plain,function FindProxyForURL(url, host) {

   var blocked = [
       "incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org",
       "telemetry.mozilla.org",
       "normandy.cdn.mozilla.net",
       "firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com",
       "contile.services.mozilla.com",
       "push.services.mozilla.com",
       "aus5.mozilla.org",
       "versioncheck.addons.mozilla.org"
   ];
   for (var i = 0; i < blocked.length; i++) {
       if (dnsDomainIs(host, blocked[i]) || host == blocked[i]) {
           return "PROXY 127.0.0.1:1";
       }
   }
   return "DIRECT";

}"""

fp.set_preference('network.proxy.type', 2)

fp.set_preference('network.proxy.autoconfig_url', pac)

1. Направить телеметрию в несуществующий адрес

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.server', )

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.server_owner', 'localhost')

1. Или через proxy — завернуть весь трафик в несуществующий прокси
2. только для доменов телеметрии это сложно, но можно отключить все внешние запросы при shutdown

fp.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.shutdownPingSender.backgroundtask.enabled', False)

1. fp.set_preference('toolkit.asyncshutdown.crash_timeout', 10000)

fp.set_preference('telemetry.fog.log.level', 'off')

fp.set_preference('telemetry.fog.artifact_build', False)

1. Отключить фоновые задачи при shutdown

fp.set_preference('browser.background.tasks.enabled', False)

fp.set_preference('browser.backgroundtasks.scheduled.task.timeout.sec', 0)

1. Заблокировать через hosts-like механизм Firefox

options.set_preference('network.dns.localDomains',

                 'incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org,telemetry.mozilla.org,normandy.cdn.mozilla.net')

options.set_preference('network.captive-portal-service.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('network.connectivity-service.enabled', False)

1. Отключить Mozilla Remote Settings

options.set_preference('services.settings.server', )

1. Glean telemetry (новая система Mozilla)

options.set_preference('telemetry.fog.artifact_build', False)

options.set_preference('telemetry.fog.test.localhost_port', -1)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.archive.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.bhrPing.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.newProfilePing.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.reportingPolicy.firstRun', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.unified', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.unifiedIsOptIn ', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.prompted ', 2)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.unifiedIsOptIn ', False)

options.set_preference('toolkit.telemetry.updatePing.enabled', False)

1. Отключить Glean полностью

options.set_preference('datareporting.glean.enabled', False)

options.set_preference('telemetry.fog.enabled', False)

Hi Team,

In Firefox, the close button is only partially clickable and is not accessible on the right side. However, when I hover over it, a square background appears around the button. Could you please take a look?

Thank you

On my Firefox Home Page, I selected two rows of PINNED shortcuts. Each time I open a webpage that webpage is added not only to the two selected rows of shortcuts, but "keeps" EVERY webpage selected after filling the two selected shortcut rows. It is not only annoying and inconvenient, but s l o w s work time to a crawl around these shortcuts ... few, if any, are helpful. If I want to re-entry an UNPINNED shortcuts, I go to history and select the one I want. WHEN is Fire Fox to solve this seemingly simple but annoying problem?