Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

Frequently after an upgrade my FF (91.0b7 (64-bit)) on Win 10 reverts to the previous version. I only notice it because I start getting prompts to upgrade.

Frankly, I'm pretty clueless and sick of Windoze but determined to not resort to Chrome or hEdge. ANY suggestions to help figure what's happening (and hopefully how to prevent it) will be greatly appreciated.

when i go to any website, shows name of website but underneath the caps GSN is www.gsn.com. When I click on the downward arrow next to small print it says "cached" & takes me to this message. Tried clearing cache & restarting several times but not working. Can I revert back to previous version. Seems anytime you update I have problems with new version www.gsn.comGSN

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Since we'll never know who's taking payoffs to drive away the Firefox user base...

How do I get rid of the ludicrous amount of vertical padding in my menus?

The FF89-90 workarounds no longer work.

userChrome.css coding doesn't work.

Surely somebody creative can find a way to overcome such deliberate stupidity.

Since the Firefox designers obviously don't care what users have to say, I'll forego the well deserved feedback on their design philosophy.

None of the boxes in my setting are changing when I click on them. I have never had this problem before, and only since the 91.0 update today. I can't see what I've turned on or off, and it took me more than 20 minutes of experimenting to discover which choice I accidentally checked when my cat jumped onto my arm (the mouse button clicked before he stepped on the scroll wheel). I can't adjust anything if I can't see which choices I'm making, or which I don't think need to be changed. I did a fresh reinstall after, but having the same problem. The image was taken afterward. In it, I have tried to activate three choices. Can you tell me which ones? I can't tell, because none of the boxes have changed. And where did my separate tabs go? Having inactive tabs not separated, while the active tab is just floating there - literally, it is not just a floating sign acting as a tab - is seriously distracting. Is there a way to change this to, at the very least, make the inactive tabs separate again so the active one isn't such an independent eyesore?

how do get rid of double spacing in Bookmarks and drop down menus? This is terrible. I have a ton of book marks and I can't spend all day looking for the one i Want. Don't ruin the best browser out there!! The toggle on on the proton context in config doesn't work any more.

So, the tabs changed a while back. I went and used the workaround. The workaround is now Dead. Here are my thoughts on the current design (which, for full clearance, I find useless and abhorrent)

1. Tab separation - not clear. There is no clear way to differentiate tabs from each other without hovering over them. I preferred the old look for this. 2. Tab size - Too tall. I don't need that many pixels of useless empty space. I preferred the old look for this. 3. Pinned tab size - Too much empty space. They now take more space than they used to. I had them pinned for a reason, and may now have to unpin some. Preferred old design for this. 4. Rounded corners - I will probably get used to this, but I do not like it. Again, preferred the old design for this. 5. Tab "scrolling speed" - Too fast/too many tabs at one. Two/three was enough for me. I will probably get used to this, but still prefer old design. 6. Can't close a tab without selecting it - While sometimes I accidentally closed a tab, it was less of a problem than being unable to close a tab without navigating to it. Unnecessary time sink.

Overall - old design is better. I've seen statements of "better tabs" or whatever, but those statements don't change the fact that workflow is slowed, and everything feels floaty and spacey.

'What am I asking for?' Very simple. Options. Allow users to choose their preference without difficult workarounds involving code and actually needing to know how to do complicated things like that. A lot of people like the old look. I doubt it to be impossible to offer those as selectable options. That way you, Firefox, can still offer the new tab look, but also please those who do not want it, are unable to use it, or whatever reason a user might have for reverting back to that old look.

Do not force users into a "new, sleek, modern" look. It may be "sleek", but it is nigh unusable to some.

Firefox has crashed my Win 7 (64) Ultimate by maxing out my 22GB RAM for a few weeks now; Chrome has zero issues. What is the excuse? There is no reason why open tabs in the background should be consuming resources, especially even after closing them, yet the Firefox browser is a memory hog beyond reasonable explanations. My RAM is working properly, and I have virtual memory as well which apparently makes no difference in this issue.

 The suspicion is growing, that Ffox is doing something but I can't figure out what. When I had only 8GB RAM in the same PC the issue never came up, so I would appreciate it if posters not working in IT would refrain from adding foolish comments, like this is normal, expected, etc. If I were using high end photo editing software at the same time as audio engineering editing, I could expect this to be an issue. Running a browser to view online info should require a fraction of that kind of memory. What gives?
Past postings indicate this is not a new issue, yet responses show little real info of merit in addressing what appears to be a pervasive problem.

Hello, Since today, after a new update, when I open Firefox, it displays as a mobile. As you can see on the picture it believes it is full screen. When I try to switch to full screen either by using the button or double clicking the top bar, it then just changes position across my screen, I have to do it again and only then it accepts to fit my windows, it's super annoying. I don't have any entry with useragent changed in my about:config. Thanks in advance.

Depsite several complete installations and refreshes, this problem has been going on for months. When trying to get onto various sites, such as Cisco, I get the following error: "federated identity.cisco.com" in the top left of the page in plain text and nothing else. In the case of Cisco, this is the page it gets stuck at: https://cloudsso.cisco.com//as/IZKdB/resume/as/authorization.ping?

It's similar to this on other web pages and clearly an authorisation setting somewhere is reinstalling every time I reinstall firefox, causing the problem to repeat, despite removing all cookies and history and other settings.

Can anyone offer a solution?!

Thank you. Jamie

Since the latest update a lot has changed in firefox, most notably the new "floaty" tabs to make it more look like chrome... thanks but no thanks.

But a more serious issue is, in the settings, the checkboxes are not visible anymore. Well, the boxes are but i can not determine whether the options are checked or not. (see attached image)

I already tried: - Safe mode (same issue) - Windows dark/light mode (both fail to display checks) - Enabling/disabling add-ons (same issue) - Reinstalling firefox

In the last 2 days many problems with Firefox as you can see some below. There are more problems but in clicking one of your links below, I could not return to what I wrote. In addition I cannot check the box below "email me when someone answers the thread". Thanks B

In Firefox 91.0 if you go to Settings if you try to put a check mark in one (any) of the boxes nothing happens.

There is no way to tell whether there was a check mark there or not.

on WATE news website links to stories are "dead." I have cleared my cache/history from the beginning to no avail. Website itself will load, but cannot click on anything.

I'm a user who doesn't use tablets just a PC and my wife uses a small screen laptop.

As such, we would just like to have bookmarks that aren't padded by space when browsing our bookmarks.

Is there a technical reason why Firefox are enforcing spaced bookmarks like this, it is very,very annoying, and has anybody got a current fix for this as of version 91.0 ?

Hi, I'm working with Firefox 91.0 (64bit). The newest update has changed something, that I need to change back:

When I klick on "bookmarks", the space between the bookmarks is much bigger than before, nearly double. Same thing, when I rightclick on an image etc. for download: much bigger space between the lines for choosing.

I've been told this can be changed in about:config, but I don't know what to do there and I also don't dare to change anything there without knowing exactly what to do.

Can you help me? Thanks a lot!

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