Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

The "import bookmarks" doesn't work on my ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS running on an old macbook air. I exported bookmarks from my chrome. when i try the import from file, it says "bookmarks exported successfully", but the bookmarks don't show up anywhere. attached screenshots. what am i missing? thanks, Nilesh

I'm looking for a solution to an annoying bug in Firefox on Windows 11. The taskbar won't hide when I go into fullscreen on videos (e.g. YouTube).

The issue is directly tied to hardware acceleration.

This doesn't happen in Chrome, and I've already tried reinstalling Firefox and updating all my drivers and Windows. Does anyone know of a fix for this bug?

Hello, after the most recent Firefox update, and it doesn't happen with every web page but it seems to be most frequent on ones I have never visited, that I get a tab that says "Gah! Your tab just crashed". If I close the browser and reopen it, then reload the crashed tab from my recent History, it seems to work. Anyone else experiencing this (Win 10 Pro 64x desktop PC)?

First symptom: Lately, when I use Firefox on my desktop to attach a JPG or PNG screenshot to an online post, it shows up only as a black square. (The image looks normal while I'm creating the post, but it won't post - which I've confirmed by checking my feed on a different device.) This doesn't happen when I use the same version of Firefox (the latest one), also running Windows 10, on my laptop. It has nothing to do with the screenshot itself - the specific file or the file type; the same thing happens with anything I try to attach.

Second symptom: When I create a PDF with Firefox and then try to print it, a large rectangular portion at the top is blanked out, as if someone had placed a sheet of paper on top of it. This doesn't happen when I use Chrome to open and print the same document on the same computer.

My guess is that I've somehow changed one of the graphics or image settings in about:config, but I have no idea which one.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

So, my problem is with HW acceleration in FF. Basically:

If its enabled: It causes graphical artifacts in videos [See screenshot]. If its disabled: It brings screen tear in to videos and autoscroll [Like if Vsync is disabled in games].

I tried safe mode, I tried reinstall of FF, I tried disabling and enabling extensions. I tried to set Vsync on in Nvidia control panel... the only thing that impact those bugs is HW acceleration in FF.

My drivers are up to date, my browser is up to date, yet there is such trouble.

Any ideas or solutions?

A few weeks ago I tried installing a Pi-Hole (hardware-based network level ad blocker), removed it shortly thereafter. Since then, I've been getting the "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network" screen whenever performing a Google search from Firefox in Private mode, either from the toolbar or from the website. It only happens on Firefox (nothing from Chrome incognito windows), only happens in Private windows, and recurs every hour or so within the same open private window.

I've tried everything to reset my system to baseline to root out the issue, but I'm getting nowhere. Things that haven't worked:

• setting all VPN and proxy settings to off
• ensured all DNS settings are set to automatic
• renewing IP (IPv4 and IPv6, via command window and leaving router/modem unplugged overnight and verifying new dynamic IP assigned)
• clearing all browser data (cache, history, cookies)
• disabling all extensions (Ad Block Plus is my only extension)
• refreshing Firefox (about:support > refresh Firefox...)
• hard router reset
• different network device
• multiple malware scans (all clean)

Is there anything specific to Firefox and how it handles Private connections that might be throwing a wrench here? I'm pulling my hair out.

Hello, I received an email from you asking me to change my Firefox password for account security reasons. When I changed it, all the data synced in Firefox with my email was deleted. This upset me greatly because I lost important data and saved websites. Please restore the deleted data. Thank you.

I got my mother a new PC. I'm trying to sync Firefox data from the old PC to the new PC. My mother does not have a smart phone.

This isn't syncing PC to smart phone. It's syncing PC to PC. I thought just entering the username/email address and password on the new PC would do it, but it isn't.

[There are still a lot of people who don't have a smart phone and will never understand one.] [If I use my smart phone, it will sync from my data, not my mother's]

I created a tab group and saved it. After saving I confirmed it was inn the toolbar location. I used it this morning successfully. Just now I closed all my tabs in order to shut down. Doing so eliminated the tab group. It is no longer available from the toolbar. What happened?

Sucessfully installed Firefox 139.0.3 armv7 nodpi on an Android 5.1 tablet device, but no matter what website I try to access (even Google), a plain black screen is always displayed. Homepage and Settings page works fine, even those history thumbnails are showing the website correctly. If I click on the address bar to type something, it then suddenly changes from black to the actual website for a blink of a second and then gets black again.

Is there a way to fix this? Firefox Focus, Beta and Nightly behaviors the same. I already tried to uninstall and clearing data/cache. It seems a bug with this specific tablet device I am using even though it shouldn't, since Android 5.1 is still supported, isn't?

Firefox is running on the front, while I am RDP doing something else, it suddenly prompt for requesting to send cert, I am curious what's it. I did not do anything.

suspend any 3rd party addon, but not sure the way to nail down the issue.

🔐 Client Certificate Request Prompt

The website 3gw.inet.co.th is requesting that you identify yourself using a client certificate. 📄 Details of the Selected Certificate

   Certificate name: trust_8d4510b6-fb24-4718-8497-4dfe9c028c16

   Serial number: 00:B9:F1:2E:22:9A:6D:60:9E

   Validity period:

       Start: Feb 21, 2025, 11:53:14 AM GMT+8

       End: Feb 21, 2026, 11:53:14 PM GMT+8

   Issued to: CN=trust_8d4510b6-fb24-4718-8497-4dfe9c028c16

   Issued by: Same as above (self-issued or internally issued)

   Stored on: OS Client Cert Token (meaning it is stored in the system's certificate store)

   Email / Key usages: Not specified in this view

Hello, I have a web application that can send a base64 data, it crashes in mswsock.dll when data is big than 3Mo. I don't face this issue on other browsers. Appreciate in advance your help.

Hi Team,

I’ve successfully built Firefox v135 from source on our internal development RISC-V64 platform running on Ubuntu 22.04 with GNOME 42.9 (Xorg & Wayland), Our RISC-V Development platform does include a GPU HW which support HW Acceleration for GNOME & other 3rd Apps (Supporting X & Wayland), and Work seamlessly without any issues.

The FireFox v135 Application (via ./mach run) starts up normally. But the major issue I'm observing is that Firefox browser is very slow and laggy, especially during search operations and video playback on YouTube I see a poor performance. Upon further check I found that the most of the work is getting done over the CPU and the utilization is quite high, which is causing the FireFox to perform poorly. I also did try to switching to "Use hardware acceleration when available" in the Mozilla FireFox Settings, but still there is no difference with or without this check and Mozilla FireFox browsing Experience is very poor.

Kindly do let me know how we can enhance and improve the overall performance of FireFox Browsing Experience on my RISC-V platform. Any Support and Help is highly appreciative!

Attached a Build Steps and Configuration used for building Mozilla FireFox v135 on my RISC-V64 platform, let us know if there is anything missed. Thank you!

**BUILD STEPS**

1. Clone the Firefox source (v135.0.1):

git clone --branch FIREFOX_135_0_1_RELEASE --single-branch --depth 1 https://github.com/mozilla-firefox/firefox.git cd firefox

2. Install required dependencies:

sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y curl python3-dev libnspr4 libgtk-3-dev llvm-14 llvm-dev clang libclang-dev libx11-xcb-dev libevent-dev libdbus-glib-1-dev m4 libnspr4-dev meson

3. Install Rust:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh source $HOME/.cargo/env

4. Install Python and Rust-related tools:

pip install --upgrade pip pip install uniffi-bindgen referencing==0.29.1 cargo install cbindgen

5. Apply the RISC-V compatibility patch:

patch -Np1 -i firefox-riscv64-hack.patch

6. Create the mozconfig file with custom build options:

ac_add_options --with-app-name=firefox ac_add_options --disable-release ac_add_options --enable-hardening ac_add_options --enable-rust-simd ac_add_options --enable-linker=bfd ac_add_options --disable-bootstrap ac_add_options --enable-official-branding ac_add_options --with-branding=browser/branding/official ac_add_options --enable-update-channel=release ac_add_options --with-unsigned-addon-scopes=app,system ac_add_options --allow-addon-sideload ac_add_options --enable-default-toolkit=cairo-gtk3-wayland ac_add_options --with-system-zlib ac_add_options --disable-strip ac_add_options --disable-install-strip ac_add_options --enable-system-ffi ac_add_options --with-system-libevent ac_add_options --with-system-nspr

1. ac_add_options --with-system-nss

ac_add_options --disable-updater ac_add_options --disable-tests ac_add_options --enable-alsa ac_add_options --without-wasm-sandboxed-libraries

7. Vendor Rust dependencies:

./mach vendor rust --ignore-modified

8. Upgrade Cairo from 1.16.0 to 1.18.4:

1. Extract and build Cairo 1.18.4

tar -xvf cairo-1.18.4.tar.xz cd cairo-1.18.4 mkdir build && cd build meson .. --prefix=/usr/local ninja sudo meson install

9. Build Firefox:

cd firefox ./mach build

Regards, Saiteja.