Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

Hey! I can't Download any photo from right-click and => Save file as... When I press "Save file as..." there's no ant event or something, It's like Button but with out any action.

I use Ubuntu "Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS" Firefox version 107.0.1

I need help please...

I am trying to set the Firefox language to French in Linux system using the below code(Before running the above code, I am setting the system language to fr_FR): FirefoxOptions firefoxOptions = new FirefoxOptions(); firefoxOptions.setHeadless(isHeadless); FirefoxProfile firefoxProfile = new FirefoxProfile(); firefoxProfile.setPreference("intl.accept_languages", "fr-FR"); firefoxOptions.setProfile(firefoxProfile); driver = new FirefoxDriver(firefoxOptions);

But Firefox Accept-Languages header shows just "fr" as the code.

I need Firefox to pick up both the code and the region i.e. "fr-FR".

Please help.

Up until the last few months, I've been able to do a Yahoo image search, click on one of the images, and click through all the images one by one, JUST seeing the images, and NOT going to the website containing the image. Now, when I do the same search, and click on an image, it goes straight to the related website. I know it's Firefox related, because it works as it used to if I use another browser. I've cleared the cache and cookies, and Yahoo history and it still doesn't work. It was fine until a few weeks ago.

The process to change email address requires a verification be sent to old email. That account is not active so no verification can be received. How can I change my email from the dead ([edited] @cox.net) to the new email ([edited] @mailfence.com)?

I've started noticing most of the time now that shutting down or restarting my Arch Linux system likes to take an extra couple minutes. When checking journal logs I find some lines indicating Firefox failing to stop. More specifically, these few lines below

Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Stopping timed out. Killing. Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Killing process 4767 (winedevice.exe) with signal SIGKILL. Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Killing process 4770 (wine_sechost_se) with signal SIGKIL> Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Killing process 4772 (winedevice.exe) with signal SIGKILL. Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Killing process 4774 (n/a) with signal SIGKILL. Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Killing process 4775 (winedevice.exe) with signal SIGKILL. Dec 03 03:18:02 yelo-archlinux systemd[3218]: app-gnome-firefox-4236.scope: Failed with result 'timeout'. ░░ Subject: Unit failed ░░ Defined-By: systemd ░░ Support: https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel ░░ ░░ The unit UNIT has entered the 'failed' state with result 'timeout'.

What might I be able to do to troubleshoot this problem?

I am not currently at the system in question, however I will try to share its troubleshooting data as soon as I can. It was installed via pacman and the system uses Gnome as its desktop environment.

Comment section Wall Street Journal stopped working right in the middle of actively using it. Edge works fine.

107.0.1 64 bit. Very strange, happened as I was in the middle of using it.

I can't log into harryanddavid.com anymore because I get this error message. I have cleared browser history and cookies, and rebooted with no success.

Please provide easy to understand explanation layman style and respective steps in easy to follow instructions in layman style how to disable all and any keyboard shortcuts in Mozilla firefox, except refresh without using cache.

i want to use only refresh without using cache to be set up with F5 key and all and any other keyboard shortcuts to be fully disabled.

Starting this morning, I get 'access denied' or 'unrecoverable error' on many sites. These are sites I frequently visit: retail, air travel, etc. Edge doesn't have this problem but I prefer not to use edge if I can help it. My Firefox is uptodate. So is my Windows 10.

Since the update to Firefox 107.0 (now on 107.0.1) from 106.0.5 on two Intel-based Macs with Intel integrated graphics running Windows 7 (I know...) under Boot Camp, I'm experiencing poor graphics performance in Firefox. I first noticed this when scrolling felt choppy and then subsequently on video playback (YouTube and other sites). Text input and other animations can also feel more laggy or jittery than previously.

This is very similar to what I first experienced when WebRender rolled out to these devices. At the time, I set gfx.webrender.force-disable=true. However, I believe that setting hasn't been heeded for several versions, so I was eventually using WebRender without issue. The release notes for 107 do not suggest that anything related to WebRender or compositing have changed, which makes this particularly baffling.

The amount of stutter is compounded after opening a second Firefox window (regular or Private Browsing).

I have tried Troubleshoot Mode with extensions disabled and disabling hardware acceleration, but the problem occurs in either mode (confirmed with about:support showing "WebRender" or "WebRender (software)" as appropriate).

I enabled gfx.webrender.debug.profiler=true to examine frame rates. Shortly after launching Firefox, frame rates remain around 60 fps and things feel smooth for a bit. However, the frame rate will periodically drop to about 22-31 fps for 5-10 seconds while playing a video or continuous animation without interaction. Viewing Task Manager for all users during this process does not show a notable spike in activity for other processes when the frame rate drops and overall CPU load is nominal.

Opening a second window causes the frame rate for all windows to drop to 30-31 fps maximum, which similarly periodically falls to 12-15 fps for a few seconds. It's clear that the target 60 fps is not maintained when more than one Firefox window is open. I had not checked the reported frame rate with a second window open in prior Firefox versions, so I do not know if this is a change, just that I hadn't observed an apparent degradation in regular use.

The two graphics cards in question for these two machines are: Intel HD Graphics 3000 Intel Iris Pro Graphics 5200 I believe both are updated with the last OEM (Apple) Boot Camp drivers for this hardware which, granted, are on the old side. I have not yet attempted later drivers directly from Intel, as I hadn't encountered issues until this recent Firefox update. I have not noticed an issue on my other machines running Firefox.

Any suggestions on restoring the graphics performance would be appreciated.

(below the search bar) so I can pin them in the order I would like? I cannot move them by clicking or right button (although using track pad on MacOS Monterey?

Thank you!

My bank says I need to update my MacBook Air browser to version 107, but the computer says I have version 102.5.0esr (last updated in November of 2022) and says it is up to date. I've checked the automatic updates box in my settings.

So do I manually update to version 107? Is 107 available for MacBook air? (I only ask because I have a 12-year old iMac that IS running version 107)

Thanks in advance for your help. I want to make sure I haven't missed something I was supposed to do.

Although I have my Browser Privacy / Enhanced Tracking Protctions setting at "STRICT": "Stronger protection but may cause some sites or content to break" and with a "Heads up!" warning that states: "This setting may cause some websites to not display content or work correctly" -- I chose to enact it, anyway, knowing taking this informed risk.

However, on a site that I just visited, I received a message (from clicking on the little duck icon) that stated: "To prevent site breakage, we didn't lock ANY companies from loading tracking requests on this page". Also, "The following third-party domains' request were loaded. If a company's requests are loaded, it can allow them to profile you, though our other web tracking potections still apply."; then listed all of the companies that were allowed to profile/track me, one that included Google. There were 8 different companies, some with more than one address!

What is the point of giving us that option if you aren't going to acknowledge or respect it?

Work with TSP officials to find out how to address problems within the TSP. Firefox crashes within the TSP and does not have full functionality. Without fixes, users will migrate to other browsers that do work such as Edge and Chrome.

I've recently made Firefox my default browser. After adding the Grammarly extension, it does not allow my premium subscription account to load (only the free version). Please advise. Thank you.

/edit: moved from Firefox for iOS (for iPhone/iPad) to Firefox section as Grammarly extension is only for (desktop) Firefox and Android Firefox.