Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

MP4 Not loading:

I have uploaded a few MP4 animated images to our website, but they are not loading in the Firefox browser. It looks like they are getting corrupted. This issue only occurs in Firefox. I’ve also attached screenshots for reference. Can someone help me understand why they are loading like this?

Why do I need to enter the PW every time I start Firefox, even when not accessing the information? This is a ridiculous loss of time. You really want user to migrate to more user friendly browsers?

Hello,

Since the new version of Firefox desktop 137.0.2 my xslt is no longer interpreted correctly. I use the xpath-function document to load external xml documents in my stylesheet. But no document is since the new version loaded. Also with links to intern pdf-documents I receive the error "file not found".

I saw that in the new version there was changes in xslt. Is my problem a bug or may be exists there a workaround (in changing settings)?

Thanks a lot for your answer. Regards, Tomateus

• Short version:

On our Church website, we can't get Firefox to display our Box.com, sermon archive embed with Firefox (all the other browsers we tried work). It worked until some of your more recent changes. We can't expect low tech members of our Church to be able to go beyond default settings.

• Detailed version:

While we appreciate the added security that Firefox provides, Firefox is becoming impossible to use for so many legitimate websites. For example: Mail.com does not allow logging in via Firefox. This is where we get our personal email service, we have to use Chrome to access our mail. Mail.com actually tells us mail.com will not work with Firefox by name when we try to log on. More importantly we run a Church website that has embed codes from Youtube.com and Box.com. We found a way to get Youtube embeds to work but we can't get Firefox to display our Box.com sermon archive embed with Firefox (all the other browsers we tried work). It worked until some of your more recent changes. This is the Box.com embed code in question: <iframe src="https://app.box.com/embed/s/rcrtr0fquc8eagwtqfxohfu3ltk1l5mu?sortColumn=date" width="500" height="400" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen></iframe> We tried unsuccessfully in setting to make this embed work even though this is not really a solution. We can't expect low tech members of our Church to be able to go beyond default settings. All we can do is say, "Don't use Firefox to to access our archives."

I have a Mac Air and it is up to date. and I use Firefox browser which is up to date, but I suddenly cannot access a website to which I have a subscription which is paid up through November. The website is 'Mypilatestime' and now when I try to access it, it states 'forbidden' and is blank. I can access it on Google Chrome but Firefox is my preferred browser. Why can't I access it as usual? Please send a fix ASAP!!

Dawn

dawnmccordic@gmail.com

I recently discovered that both my FireFox internet browser and my FireFox Private Browsing apps are consuming way too much of my house's Xfinity internet data. How do I make them both stop using up so much internet data without having to go to the trouble of uninstalling the both?

Hey everyone, I’ve noticed that my cab fare calculator pages, which use the Bing Maps API, are taking significantly longer to load in Firefox compared to Chrome or Edge. These are the two pages:

https://tanushreecabs.com/cab-fare-calculator

https://amzcabs.in/cab-fare-calculator-in-nagpur

The map sometimes delays or doesn’t load fully unless the page is refreshed. There are no obvious console errors, and we’re not using anything too heavy—just a basic Bing Maps integration to calculate cab fares based on distance.

Is this a known issue with Firefox, or is there any setting or optimization specific to Firefox I should consider for better performance?

Thanks!