Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

I have to either tab through the various fields, which is a pain, or try to move the mouse and somehow select a field, which takes me numerious tries. I'm on Windows 11. This does not happen with any other application or browser that I use. I try to use specific browsers for different types of work. I work as a Test Analyist and I reguarlly need to view websites on various pc's and os's. I've never seen this occur at work. Unfortunately for me, this is occuring on my home PC. I've tried everything I can think of, uninstalling and reinstalling, rebooting, and checking the settings for anything that would explain why this is happening. I have not found anything yet. If this keeps up, I'll have to switch to another browser.

Hello,

since this morning, my gmail account doesn't work when I use Firefox on my laptop. After accepting my email address and password, it says that my account is temporarily unavailable (see annex).

But my Google account works perfectly with Edge on the laptop and on my smartphone and tablet.

The problem remains even after restarting the laptop and launching CCleaner

Thank you in advance for your help.

Best regards,

Andrea Forti

When I visit some pages and I usually press the back button fast on my mouse to get back to the start page in Firefox. And that creates a empty html file in my downloads folder with a random name.

The only extension I have is ColorZilla.

And I have 2 plugins:

• OpenH264 Video Codec provided by Cisco Systems, Inc.
• Widevine Content Decryption Module provided by Google Inc.

I'm using Firefox 122.0 on Windows, and it's been like this for as long as I remember, so at least a year. I never fiddle with anything in the browser so everything is like default installation besides the plugins and extension.

It usually happens when I'm on an ad heavy site and then spam the back button fast to get to the start page, and that's when that download popup shows some random file generated in Downloads. I can't recreate the issue now when trying, but it usually happens now and then.

I don't have any ad blockers, but I suspect that it might have to do with some ad not finished loading or something like that.

I'll attach a picture of my downloads folder. I usually just browse the web for like 2-4 hours a day, so you see it created quite a few files for one day.

what are these downloads i get to my desktop that show the firefox logo, give a file name, and when i check "properties", say it's a firefox document. i don't remember if the downloads always had the same name, but the last on i got was MXvjrhPO. what is this? how can i get rid of it? send answers via email rranger@frontier.com

I am trying to log onto the PGATour.com website and after entering my proper credentials the [Sign In] button doesn't work in Firefox, although the [Sign Up] button works as does the Forget Password and "Show" password links work. Everything works fine in both Chrome and Vivaldi.

This just started within the past month or so. I'm exhausted with today's software because every update breaks something else. Sigh...

Firefox v122.0 Windows 10 Pro

[This is a copy of the question asked [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/que.../1438606|here]; you cannot ask questions that target Firefox Desktop on mobile.]

Hello all,

Recently, I was browsing a website when Firefox (Windows 10, version 122) suddenly showed me an info bar asking me to turn on DRM content. While the message seems clear, I still wish to ask if it may be possible that websites force Firefox to download DRM modules and load them against my choice (and if possible to explain, how Firefox knows that DRM content is present on the page to begin with).

A copy of the pop-up I found online: Image

Thank you all in advance!

I have a website that is now being blocked for 1 week jgonzalez@lungdoctors.com this is my Pulmonary Doctor

and have used this web site for at least 1 year. Being a novice I refreshed my Firefox site and now I have

Pocket which I do not want.

Any ideas would be appreciated very much.

Thank you Judith B. Basch

I have a new WIN11 HP laptop, have installed Firefox as my default browser, and disabled the intrusive Edge as far as is possible.

My email application is Outlook, which over the last few years has worked well, but today it's telling me that my browser cannot access the clipboard. There's no explanation from Microsoft, just advice to the effect that I should contact you for an explanation/solution.

Can anyone help please?

I have used mozilla firefox for at least two decades as my main browser. However about a day ago I closed a window (ei. X'ed out) and all of my windows closed AND were unrecoverable via 'restore session'

This now happens all the time. I may have a couple windows open - I close one and they all close - not TABS - WINDOWS. As I am handling personal finances, academics and business, I cannot work like this. I cannot keep every window I open forever open so that I do not loose another. I am forced to use another browser until the problem is fixed.

I was also VERY disappointed to find that I could not just ask a question without signing in. This is absolutely ridiculous. Just help people who use your stuff. Why do I have to be a member to point out a problem or ask a question? I'll bet you are missing volumes of helpful feedback because folks are tired of having to announce themselves before pointing out a glitch and just move on as I almost did. That in turn leaves dedicated users dealing with a glitch for longer.

I am using the latest Windows 10 on a modern machine.

I just had to reinstall Firefox because It keeps trying to take over Firefox. I had to delete Cert9.db., I found in my Profile.

How would I solve this problem permanently without having to go back and troubleshoot over and over again?

I recently switched over to Firefox and for some reason there's just no way to adjust the volume on Twitter. It's either muted or full blast and I'd like to know how to bring back the little slider. I've tried what people posted on Reddit and neither the extension or the Tampermonkey script did anything. I don't know what else I can do.

Hi,

for at least six months my Yahoo address can very often not be reached using the Mozilla browser and I am informed that registration is not possible at the moment and I should try again after 60 minutes. This can happen several times a day. Obviously the problem is not caused by Yahoo but by Mozilla. I have found out that my Yahoo address is reachable without any problems via Google Chrome. Shall I turn to Google Chrome as default browser after using Firefox for some 15 years?

Werner Fink Germany

This is more of a suggestion than a question, unless there is a hidden feature that I was not able to locate.

I know that the Master password helps to make sure that my password is safe. It would be also be nice if the next release will prevent to open a website that has a "stay signed in" window.

I previously was able to access a number of websites without any issue. None of these websites were using the Cashflows payment service to process payments at that time. However, since then, I have noticed that any time a website switches to using this service, I am unable to complete payment processes from that point onwards. Sometimes, this results in my cards being blocked, however 99% of the time, I don't even get as far as entering my card information before the system fails. Failure most commonly occurs at the junction between the retailer and Cashflows on transferring from retailer's order checkout page to Cashflows' card data entry page.

Like I said, I can make payments without issue on any other website. It is just Cashflows I have problems with here in the UK on any website that has installed this system.

Cashflows says it's nothing to do with them, and blames my setup with Firefox. And the retailers concerned take Cashflows' position on this, leaving me feeling like a ping-pong ball because after all, I am able to make purchases just as normal anywhere else and I hadn't made any changes to my system/Firefox setup in any way. The only change was when Cashflows suddenly became the payment merchant.

I also find this quite concerning, as Cashflows appears to be gaining wider market ground with smaller businesses, its target market currently. I rely on the Internet for all my essential purchases due to disability, hence being able to access payment services is absolutely vital as part of that. I have always preferred to use Firefox for privacy and data security reasons, and because I find it more accessible than most other browsers (although blocking the Dragon extension has really impacted my use of the browser since, and is not at all helpful. It is far from 100% voice accessible in its current state). I do not wish to be forced to use privacy-invasive browsers such as Chrome and Edge.

I have tried all the usual, including deleting cookies, removing all the extensions, clearing out the cache, setting up a brand-new clean profile with no settings changed or extensions added, etc. None of these change the outcome. Either way I am unable to process any payment with Cashflows using Firefox.

I'd like to know if there is an explicit block on Cashflows due to any security issues that Firefox may have identified. Is there a way to find this out please? Or, is there another reason that is already known about? It's really frustrating that I can't get the retailers to take this issue seriously, nor Cashflows itself.

Above all, what is Firefox doing about these growing issues?

Video play problem on Mac Current Firefox version fails to play videos on my Mac (OS 14.2.1). When I click play on a video on any website, the video is extremely slow to start, then immediately stalls for several minutes at a time. My internet connection isn't the issue I'm getting over 650 MBS. I assume the problem is with Firefox, because both Safari and Opera play videos just fine.

It seems to be on all websites, I tried it on youtube and while typing this question. It started today, and I updated in hopes of fixing it but it's still happening.

I'm fairly new at this game of 'digital talking', so: I just paid for a 2yr subscription but do not see any visual evidence that this is indeed the case. How do I know I'm currently protected, isn't there an icon supposed to be on the monitor?