Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

I have the latest version of Firefox on my Mac with macOS Tahoe latest version.

I open a new Firefox web page, all is OK BUT suddenly without my interaction it “zooms” to an unusable size.

I tried to reload but, this makes no difference. The only solution is to open a new Firefox web page.

I went to the community support page and typed in the problem.

I then tried “Share Data” > this opened a new page.

I then discovered that my input on… https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/new/firefox/form ...had been erased. I had to start again.

Firefox is generally my favourite secure browser, but this issue needs to be fixed.

Thanks AJ

Log onto Firefox. Go to Yahoo mail, log off this and yahoo homepage shows daily pop up which is some sort of counter ("Don't ghost us" day 1,2,3, on on Google says this is a browser issue, Redirect to Chrome same thing. Have adblock on. All settings on all 3 browers do not stop it

The page isn’t redirecting properly

Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.

   This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.

I recently asked a question about having a problem with Firefox not successfully loading a second webpage tab. While it appears to start loading correctly in a new tab the tab remains a blank page and the address window continues to appear that the loading process is ongoing but it just continues to show the apparent loading process but the network has no activity. I tried following some suggestions but to no avail. I then uninstalled Firefox and did a clean, new install. Upon trying the new install it appeared to work correctly at first but after attempted to do a second Google image search, which worked correctly, I tried to visit the site that what contained the original image. The site partially loaded; appeared to keep loading for about 15 minutes; stopped; and I got a partially installed page and even that wasn’t correct as can be seen in the enclosed images.

Ive been receiving server failure reports from several links at numerous websites including zillow and carvana. Links that I try to open from Mozilla Thunderbird, receive the error or show only a blank page. Is there an issue with Firebird or Thunderbird at this time?

Hello, Since september, 1st, i have a display problem while opening the linkedin tabs. I tried several things to repare it, but nothing is working. I do not know why i have this problem and how to solve it.

I just purchase a new computer. Windows 11. When I first set it up I tried to log into Yahoo.com mail on 4 different browsers. None of them worked. Either had the error message of "1. Disable Ad Blockers 2. Enable Java Script". or "something went wrong". I disabled the ad/pop up blockers but cannot find settings for Java. I am not having trouble on any other device, nor with any other website.

I restored the computer to factory specs since I had hardly anything on it. That did not work either.

I've been using You Tube for many years now and a week ago You Tube just stopped the videos. Well I tried and tried different videos and all I get is this message. Video unavailable, this content isn't available. Try again Later and nothing happens. Can you please help me with this. Thank You

Hi,

In the last two weeks, I cannot access Outlook live via Mozilla (it is fine on Chrome on the same pc, although I prefer not using that) - it comes up with a 403 error. Also, but for slightly longer (maybe 3 months), I cannot access Canva on Firefox, as it comes up with a 'This browser is unsupported, download the desktop client. You are using an old version or a browser that we do not support. To continue using Canva, please download the desktop client. Download for Windows 10 or later' page.

The only way I can access Outlook and briefly access Canva (apart from using Chrome) is to clear all history - cookies, cache, browsing etc. If it were a matter of doing this once, it would be a ball-ache (who wants to type in their user name and password repeatedly to every single website you use habitually?), but I could deal with it. But it is every time I close my pc down and reboot.

I am not uber techy, so please be kind and provide super easy steps an idiot could follow. Many thanks

PS am on a desktop PC running windows 11 Pro vers 24H2.

Over about the last week I have had three Windows updates. After the second of these updates I discovered that moving from one website to another or moving from one page on a website to another page would result in nothing more than a continuing horizontal moving blue ball going back and forth in the address area. After some testing this appears to continue without any further Firefox response or internet activity. After checking online there was a suggestion about clearing the cache so I tried that several time clearing everything in the Privacy area of TOOLS. This had zero effect, at least after the windows updates. (NOTE: The most recent third update did not clear the problem.)

I thought you might want to check this for yourselves.