Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

when i am in school and using school internet, i can open websites that are about the school like qlearn and oneschool. But i can't even open google, or search anything that is not about the school

I am looking to turn on review checker and cannot see how to do it. I don't have the price tag icon displayed nor do I have any reference to Review Checker in my settings. I'm wondering if my version of Firefox supports it (133.0). Any ideas?

I've used FF for years. The last year, it does not function correctly on about 20% of sites. I suggest focusing on making it compatible, rather than requiring sites that are perfectly coded. I may have to drop FF soon.

Hi, upon seeing that Firefox 138 was available, I was surprised to see that my version of Firefox is still on 136. I'm on Kubuntu Oracular (24.10) and using the PPA at https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/mozillateam/ppa/ubuntu oracular InRelease. After checking https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa and filtering for the different Ubuntu releases, it seems that both Noble and the newer Plucky have 138 available, but Oracular didn't even get 137.

Is there a reason for this?

My computer will likely update to 25.04 in the relatively near future (there is currently an updater bug that's delaying the rollout), but I'm still curious why this is two versions behind.

I'm not sure I have the right topic as I didn't see what I will try to say. The problem is when I send an email (googlemail), I cannot insert a photo/picture in the email. The only thing I can do is attach which I do but want it inserted too. This only started happening about 2 weeks ago. It is now to the point where I have to use another browser to get it to work as it should. Any ideas why?

Firefox is not letting me access Xero.com which is my primary use of working with clients.

The message I get is

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://go.xero.com/app/!hQMY2/dashboard" on this server.

Reference #18.d0a31002.1746167983.29947563

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.d0a31002.1746167983.29947563

Is there anything I need to do to allow go.xero.com be used.

Dear Sir or Madam, we have had a major problem with Firefox since today! Our specially programmed software, which displays HTML 4/5 with onClick and forms and submit, has stopped working since today! We can no longer work properly!

Example: We click on a button with onClick, an input form is created, e.g. for a construction site with Jquery query and submit button (OK up to this point) and then another input field opens, e.g. for entering hours, and we enter a number/value. - From this point onwards, you can no longer press Enter on the keyboard and there is no (Submit) button in the form to click on.

So from the second form controlled via IFrames onwards, clicking is no longer possible!!!

It is affecting more and more users who use Firefox! Please check urgently.

When I open Firefox it opens a maximized window with tabs, then it opens a minimized with a single tab, then it reopens a maximized window with all session tabs. Each window displays in succession, one window at a time.

I'm on desktop using Windows 11.

I just read a post saying this behavior was caused by the resist fingerprinting feature. Can someone explain how that causes the repeated opening of browser window 3 times. Is there a way to retain the anti-fingerprinting behavior w/o the multiple window opening behavior?

I made sure to sign in and hit sync on my browser prior to moving over to my new computer. I've logged in on my new computer and manually hit the sync button but my passwords and bookmarks are not populating.

I can't seem to login to Twitch with the newest version of Firefox on Arch Linux. This was a completely fresh install of Arch and Firefox with no add-ons (on two different machines). Switching user agents doesn't seem to work either.

I can log into my google account fine, but trying to watch videos on youtube leads me to just a grey wall. everyhting is infinitely loading!

And with twitch, just trying to log in is laggy.