Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

After recent update to Firefox 32, Flash player crashes frequently whenever i open any flash video. I have latest Flash player installed (14).

I tried to uninstall Flash player and installed it again, also tried to instal flash player 15 beta and also tried to instal older flash player 13 but all in vain and problem is same.

Update: i have noticed that this problem occurs in Firefox only while lash Player works fine in Google Chrome..

Please help me to fix this problem.

Screenshot of the Error http://imgur.com/fekGD5v

Since Firefox automatically updated to Version 32.0, any attempt to manually clear the cache returned message "Error," the single word without any explanation.

Not only do the "Clear Cache" extensions no longer work - though they were NOT disabled as being incompatible, but the "Clear Cache" in the Tools menu does not work, either.

Ever since the update for Firefox 32.0 installed, doing a search that uses a post (which I have done for many years with no trouble with any other browser OR with Firefox 31) yields "Document Expired" whenever I hit the Back button to return to my search results. Since I use my browser to, like, search fairly often, obviously this utterly destroys the user experience. I have not done anything at all to about:config settings. How can I make this version function correctly?

To reproduce: go to startpage.com, search for anything; click on a result. Hit Back. You will see the Document Expired message (and then have to interact with a popup as well!). Every. Single. Time.

Again: This behavior is *new* with version 32. I am running Windows 7.

Thanks for reading.

Apparently, there are two Java plugins which one is as stated in my questions and the other is Java(TM) Playform SE 7 U67 10.67.2.1 which has no problems with its status set as 'Ask to activate'. The problem with the Java Deployment plugin is that i cant set it to 'Always Activate' due to reasons of being vulnerable.

This has not happened to me before until the recent Java 67 update. I really hope I could get a reply with the solution as this has greatly hindered my web-surfing on Firefox.

Document Expired

This document is no longer available.

The requested document is not available in Firefox's cache.

   As a security precaution, Firefox does not automatically re-request sensitive documents.
   Click Try Again to re-request the document from the website.

Bring back the Back button...I understand the security side of it. We will have to reprogram our entire systems to fix this. We designed our web based software to work on mozilla. Don't abandon your users.

Hi. I have followed and completed enabling the settings of cookies. But the google website says that I have problems of the settings about cookies and I can't log in my gmail account but to use IE... Could anyone help to solve this problem? Thanks a lot.

For a couple of days now I've found that some, but not all, Youtube videos stop at the 14 second mark. I've also noticed that the buffering bar also stops there. I have already tried deleting my history, cache and cookies. I've also uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe Flash. I've also tried turning off the computer and unplugging the modem for 30 seconds before rebooting. None of those things worked. I have TubeEnhancer. Is that causing this to happen? I have the latest versions of Adobe Flash and Foxfire.

I never use these choices in the Bookmark menu:

Show All Bookmarks Bookmarks Toolbar Edit this Bookmark Suscribe to this Bookmark Unsorted Bookmarks

All but "Unsorted Bookmarks" occupy top billing. Preferably I would like to remove them from the menu, however if I could just put them at the bottom of the list, I would be satisfied.

"Bookmark This Page" is all I really want followed by my bookmarks. I rarely have more than 4 or 5 bookmarks that I often use. Sometimes if purchasing something, I will bookmark several screens until I make a decision, but I remove them all when I make a decision.

Thanks! :)

All addons (including Firebug) that have a clear cache option seem to be broken on the latest Firefox 32 beta. Some addons report an error when they are invoked to clear the cache and others just silently fail like Firebug.

Only way to clear the cache at the moment is to use the Clear Cache button on Firefox-> Options->Advanced>->Network tab

I am running Firefox 32 beta on windows 8.1

Regards Sanjay

I need step by step instruction I think. I saved the icon as a png file. I browsed to the file and saved it. But it always returns the same error msg: "there is an error in the form"

I keep trying to reset Firefox, but whenever I go to Troubleshooting Information it crashes. My Firefox was doing fine until I updated it. Now my search bar doesn't work.

Hello. I'm using an online textbook on CONNECT through McGraw Hill. When I click to go to the next page, it says "Access Denied-Check Your Cookie Settings?". My instructor told us this might happen and instructed us to go to Tools --> Options --> Privacy --> Select Accept Cookies from Sites.

I did this and have the Accepted Cookies from Sites box checked, but I still get the access denied message on CONNECT. Why is this?

Hi. When I use Internet Explorer I can download videos from the internet, specifically You Tube, but when I use Firefox, I can't download any videos from the internet. I would really appreciate any help with this. Thanks.

Richard

One of the many valuable features of Firefox has been the ability to easily view the page or frame source of a website. I am a Perl developer and use this to detect bugs in my programs. However with the latest release of Firefox (32.0.3) I'm no longer able to display the source code generated by my Perl scripts. Is there any way to restore this functionality?

I tried prepending 'view-source:' to the URL but that doesn't work. It appears to send a new request to the server instead of showing me the source for the currently displayed page. Since I embed various debugging comments into the code I want to see the code for the currently displayed page.

Thank you for any help or guidance.

OK, ever since I upgraded to Firefox 32, whenever I skipped to a part of a video I like, including intros for videos like Angry German Kid videos, etc, the gray bar would stop moving. I want Mozilla to fix this and this was not resolved for 32.0.1. I hope this gets fixed for Firefox 33. I have tried Safari and Google Chrome and the gray bar does not stop moving. Please help.

For example maps not loading on hotel pages. Various other errors appear now on web pages saying ' You must have JavaScript enabled'. I'm not a computer person, but I can see from about:config says its enabled -

javascript.enabled;true

Any other suggestions???

Hi. I'm at my limit with the 32-bit I'm using. I don't see any 64-bit out. What's the deal? Is there any possible hope for a 64-bit version?

The reason I'm asking this is because FireFox doesn't seem to fully take advantage of my RAM. I have 32GB 2400Mhz DDR3 and I have over 300 tabs and I'm using an addon that actually unloads tabs that are not in use or if they're not used within the past hour. So that helps, but FireFox crashes everytime. Even new fresh installation doesn't help or moving them over to a different computer doesn't help either. To my understanding, the latest version of FireFox has a maximum amount of RAM that it can use so I can only guess that it's 32-bit version.

Unless I'm wrong, please correct me. Don't ask what I use the tabs for. That's just what I do. My systerm is super beefed up so clearly that isn't the issue here.