Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

The following is what happens when I try to logon to AT&T Yahoo mail/Currently.com "Something's gone wrong We may be having trouble with your connection. Connecting your device to Wi-Fi could help fix the issue or try again later. If you were using an app, close this page. Otherwise, start over."

Every time I start Firefox lately, it keeps prompting me: "You must log in to this network before you can access the Internet." I have no idea what this means and have no problem accessing the Internet in any case. What suddenly started causing this !#@%$ message and how do I turn it off?

Chrome resolves local DNS just fine.

Firefox fails: Unable to connect Firefox can’t connect to the server a

I have DNS over https disabled already and have troubleshooted various other settings.

I routinely am not able to open registration to conferences or other links to long web addresses. This screen message from Firefox appears:

"Server Not Found

Firefox can’t connect to the server at gi9zc6sab.cc.rs6.net. What can you do about it?

   Check to make sure you’ve typed the website address correctly and try again in a few moments.
   Check your network connection.
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall).

That message appeared for this https://gi9zc6sab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001T5esaGIPGizJmjnFH_ZN0rs2nRmFvfg68IUb5lZCQmIAPWdC8rFl0Y1xbniCS0F-q4zVJMAgN3whbcuThS0wDfZevAHUBUCIbKas_wNb6IUJRAHRhiCDsq5_kmYDK-Gwv2w6vv76FnR39uAtOCKdr_ttlxoNJN7WIwMD4ZlQBENHQ920CL4dvvDmhESGhC9TSU-FvwD5zS2y1m0fjSgUiuFw0HzjsTjKMljdebV-fUXu5pxZFF4nQqJ156RWpzEzobANY217MXdmMlwqBqX_1EoztmWAB2LfNJz-Z-9ZVVejG_saHWKFvdbZ2BrQlX4Y1fpYrTz5Xzx8AvB4ybvXJA==&c=yp6c6A5fB7yDTLMvkly_lvoPm2JVn0awZB8o-xRVaJpx_MPafsrX3A==&ch=c_dP5vdY4uwNFMGk8OzrTttJtbNgGv0RSdMckxp2d-NbUWrheIutEQ==

That long link was embedded in this conference announcement:

Join the Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate Adaptation

for our annual summit at the

UConn School of Law, Hartford, CT

Friday, November 20, 2026

9:15 am – 2:30 pm

Agenda

8:45-9:15: Registration and Coffee

9:15–9:25: Welcome Remarks

9:25–9:50: CIRCA Update Presentation

9:50-10:35: Legislative Implementation Presentations

o 9:50–10:00: Resilience Improvement Districts

o 10:00–10:10: Stormwater Authorities

o 10:10–10:20: Climate Change and Coastal Resilience Reserve Funds o 10:20–10:35: Question and Answers

10:35–10:45 Break

10:45–11:00: Keynote Address

11:00–12:00: Legislative Panel

12:00–1:00: Lunch

1:00–2:10: Resilience on the Ground and In the Water Panel

2:10–2:30: Networking

Since space is limited, registration will close on November 10, 2026.

Please join us to work toward a more Resilient Connecticut!

EVENT WEBSITE

For more information and

Any time I try to load a webpage on Firefox, I get the error which states "Firefox can’t connect to the server". This occurs when the DNS over HTTPS setting is set to 'off' or 'default'. When the DNS over HTTPS is set to 'custom', the error displayed is "Firefox can’t protect your request for this site’s address through our secure DNS provider. Here’s why: Firefox wasn’t able to connect to firefox.dns.nextdns.io." (it's the same for next DNS or cloudfare).

When I initially opened the DNS over HTTPS settings, this message was displayed: "DNS over HTTPS is not working because we encountered an error (NS_ERROR_CONNECTION_REFUSED) while trying to use the provider Cloudflare". However, this message went away and I have not been able to replicate it.

I have already tried everything suggested in the support article "Firefox can't load websites but other browsers can". I do not have any antivirus software installed. I reconfigured the proxy settings to no proxy. I changed the IPv6 settings. I changed the DNS Prefetching settings. Nothing has worked.

Safari works perferctly fine, Chrome is giving me similar errors.

Hello everyone,

We are currently investigating an issue where browsers are sending HTTP requests with Connection: close in the header during integrated Windows authentication (NTLM authentication) via SAML Service Provider (SP), leading to premature termination of the TCP connection.

This behavior occurs in the middle of the authentication process, preventing the NTLM authentication from completing and subsequently prompting for re-authentication.

We have observed the following browser behaviors:

Chrome and Edge: These browsers function without issues, communicating with Connection: keep-alive. Safari (macOS): Older versions of macOS with Safari exhibit the Connection: close behavior, leading to authentication failure. Newer versions of macOS with Safari work correctly with Connection: keep-alive. Firefox (macOS): Even on the latest versions of macOS, Firefox continues to attach Connection: close, resulting in authentication failure. Upon reviewing logs, we've identified that various browsers attach the Connection: close header during the NTLMSSP_NEGOTIATE request in the NTLM authentication sequence. Although this happens in an environment with a load balancer, we have confirmed that the load balancer is not modifying the header; rather, the client (browser) is adding it.

We would appreciate your insights into the conditions under which Firefox attaches Connection: close to HTTP requests, especially considering the differences across macOS versions and other browsers, addressing the following points:

Are there any known conditions or past cases where Firefox outputs Connection: close in an NTLM authentication environment via SAML SP? Given that older Safari versions show similar behavior, we are also considering if there's a common factor depending on NTLM authentication and browser version. What are the general heuristics, logic, or triggers for a browser to decide to "close" a connection or to attach Connection: close? We are particularly interested in cases that occur mid-authentication process. Could specific configurations (e.g., the combination of SAML and NTLM authentication, or the presence of an intermediate proxy/load balancer) potentially influence Firefox's Connection: close behavior? Are there any additional logs or debugging information we should collect from the Firefox client side to further pinpoint this issue? Any guidance or suggestions you could provide to help us resolve this problem would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Sometime in the last week or two, every page starts with a banner that says "you must sign in to the internet to continue". I'm already/always signed in. On those few occasions when I click on the network login link (rather than clicking X to dismiss this dangerous and wrong banner), it shows a very dangerous site and says that site is prohibited. (As it should be.) So why is the banner demanding that I log in (forcing me to click X to dismiss it)? This feels like your site has been compromised, that some malicious actor is forcing this prompt on every page. (And even after I click X to dismiss it, it reappears 10-15 minutes later.

when i work in any web page and i try to back to previous page browser disconnect the page and shows loading page error (problem loading page). Is this a browser problem or any network issue , after update this shows multiple times when i try to go to previous page . 'problem that i face ' Server Not Found

Firefox can’t connect to the server at scholarship.up.nic.in. What can you do about it?

   Check to make sure you’ve typed the website address correctly and try again in a few moments.
   Check your network connection.
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall).

Learn more… Try Again

Server Not Found

Firefox can’t connect to the server at www.rt.com. What can you do about it?

   Check to make sure you’ve typed the website address correctly and try again in a few moments.
   Check your network connection.
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall).

When i am using my home wifi, firefox can connect no problem. When using a public wifi or school wifi it struggles to load into any site. I have tried adjusting the proxy settings and erasing any cache and restarting my laptop. I cant even update fire fox because it cant download the update.

Google Services are having blackout issues when being opened in Firefox. The ones I have tried and having issues are Google Maps and Google Sheet. Things I have done so far

Change DNS Added google.com and other google services in the exceptions