Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

How do I get the site to load when I KNOW the website is secure. This happens too, too often! I really don't want to have to use a different browser.

Please... FIX THIS!!!

I am signed up for Mozilla Monitor but not for Monitor Plus. I received notification that the Monitor data broker scan will end on December 17 so I want to take action before that date on the scan results I have received.

When I browse the list of Profiles and expand the individual items (via the down arrow), sometimes I see a button labeled "resolve exposures" and most other times I do not.

Why is "resolve exposures" option so infrequent? When that option does not display, how do I remove the profile?

For whatever reason, saved passwords are visible on right click even if you have a Primary Password created. This defeats the purpose of a Primary Password entirely, so I have to figure out how to disable it.

I've tried group policy and about:config edits but the settings have all changed and no longer work from previous how-tos on the internet.

I have lost all the short cuts on my home page. As I use these very frequently, this is a big problem for me. I know this problem has been raised previously, but none of the solutions work for me.

I have checked the short cuts still exist in about:config...newtabs.pinned. They are still there. I've refreshed Firefox. I've loaded the latest version I've toggled the number of lines of short cuts in 'customise' I've enabled sponsored short cuts I can get recent activity slots, and curated stories. I do not want to set up a completely new profile as I have an extensive list of bookmarks.

Is there anything else I can do?

I’ve been hacked. They actually got into my email. I found emails in the trash from Mozilla with had codes on it to change my information I have since retrieve those and I have lockdown with the two authentication and changed my password. How else can I get support as far as this is not happening again.

For some reason, I cannot access any links imbedded in my favorite browser sites. I don't have enough knowledge to put into words what I'm asking but I'd like to be able to click on a newsletter or a article on a websitye. The messages is always "cannot access this site (or link). Any suggestions?

The the past year, I've been constantly prompted to manage cookies on various web sites despite clicking on the "Accept all cookies" link or regardless of what settings I change.

This has been happening on numerous secured web sites and on all my computers (I rarely use the browser on my mobile device to access secured web sites). In fact, it happens even if I click on a new page within the same web site. That is, I get the prompt with the choices of "Manage cookies" and "Accept all cookies" on a web site such as with a bank (not exclusively on banking sites) and, when I click on the "Accept all cookies" option, the prompt returns as soon as I click on a link to go to a different page on the same web site.

How do I get rid of this as it requires I act on it. I can't ignore it as it often blocks the view of a large part of the page.

Was suddenly signed out and have been subsequently getting this error message "Something went wrong. Please close this tab and try again." when trying over and over to sign back in. Despite the error message, I still got email notifications and notifications on my other devices' Firefox that I've signed in successfully. What could be the issue?

Howdy! 2nd time in 2 weeks sign in has not worked on certain websites like E*Trade. Must switch to data mining options like Chrome. What is up? My Mozilla and Firefox do not allow User Name & Password to work even with destination URL's support team's help.

Hi Firefox community, I’ve recently been experiencing slow performance and occasional freezing when using Firefox on Windows 10, especially when multiple tabs are open or when streaming video content. I’ve tried basic troubleshooting like clearing cache and disabling a few extensions, but the issue still persists.

Could anyone suggest the best methods to improve Firefox performance? I’m particularly interested in:

Recommended performance and memory settings in Firefox

How to identify problematic add-ons or extensions

Whether hardware acceleration should be enabled or disabled

Tips for improving video playback and reducing CPU usage

Any tools or diagnostic steps for deeper performance analysis

Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Whenever I want to access a particular site, Double down casino which I've been accessing for years, I always get the alert shown in the attachment. It happens only with Firefox. How do I stop Firefox from blocking me to that site only?

All of the settings I had setup for my "new tab" page have disappeared, having been reset to some default Firefox page. How can I recover these shortcuts without having to recreate everything from scratch? Even my background has been updated without my consent.

Thanks, Jacquie