Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

So, I have a problem with Netflix. When I'm working on my laptop, Firefox keeps opening Netflix in a new Window. It then also automatically directs me to that window, which is very inconvenient when you're in the middle of work. Sometimes it opens up to 6 netflix tabs...

In the add-ons I don't see any "unwanted" of "unknown" ones and I've also done a ADWCleaner scan + clean-up... It doesn't seem to help..

Does anybody else have this problem, or knows how to fix it? I really want it to stop..

Kr, Jody

Every time i try to check Steam workshop via Firefox most of the images do not display. They do show if i click on them to maximize them Problem also appears on some other sites

I use internet banking. I am prevented from reading messages, printing statements et al, the reason given being that popups are not enabled by my browser (Firefox). I have checked the system, which says that popups are enabled for the website I use. Very frustrating!

All user added information saved in the keyword and tag area of bookmark properties dialogue box is missing/deleted after the upgrade from, I assume 63.x.x to 64.x.x. I do not know where to find it. Or if it even available.

Firefox keeps creating duplicate bookmarks, and recovering bookmarks I deleted months ago.

As an experiment, out of frustration, I deleted all of my bookmarks - approximate 4,200 of them. This morning, almost 1500 have returned.

How can this be fixed?

When printing worksheets using Firefox, sometimes the first worksheet (kutasoftware) is OK. But, then I try to print more and numbers are smudged and can't be read. If I go to Explorer, there is no problem. I tried checking the printer set-up and also resetting the printer but neither worked. Do you know what I should try to do? Oh, my printer is a Canon MG5420.

Every time an update is published, a real risk exists an add-on won't work any more. Multirow Bookmarks is an example. In Firefux rel 64, the "never update" CHOICE for users is GONE. Mozilla just a little self-righteous there, maybe? I've used Firefox exclusively since release of Windows 3.1 and bragged on them often, but this is deplorable. How do I remove the constant pestering to update?

Hi

I have Win 10, with the latest Firefox installed. Unable to delete a lot of bookmarks from my bookmarks folder.

I can right click on the bookmark, click on delete but nothing happens. Same result when going through the Library.

Any help appreciated J

When uploading photo to Geograph and adding details get half way through job click a button that has to send info whole PC freezes.No task manager have power down to get out.Works OK with IE.

This morning I brought up Firefox on my Win10 64 system as I always do, and immediately hit "ctrl-k" to get the cursor into the "awesome bar" (which is set to all three tick boxes in the privacy & security -> address bar settings.) Usually I enter shortcuts (set in bookmarks, like 'gm' for mail.google.com) so that I don't have to type in the full address. However that didn't work today because every time I hit "ctrl-k" a question mark automatically appears in the "awesome bar". It will search just fine but if I want to go to a web site or use a short cut I have to backspace over the question mark or it will just search for what I'm typing in. I tried clearing everything (ctrl-shift-del, tick all boxes, "for all time") and still the problem persists. I also unchecked all three tick boxes in Privacy & Security -> Address bar and it still happens. Disabled all addons and problem persists. Help! This is seriously getting in the way of my work flow. Please let me know if there's any information that you need. I consider myself a power user so don't be afraid to dive into the weeds if need be.

Thanks!

and I see that it's running 65.0 (new version?).

After updating Mozilla firefox my bookmarks & history tab not working properly. All Bookmarks lost & history tab not working. How to restore all bookmarks from backup files.

When I start to type an address in the URL bar, I get a drop down box directly below the url/address bar. The dropdown, which is as wide as my firefox window, contains a little magnifying glass icon and the text "Search with duckduckgo"

I don't want this drop down box at all but I can't seem to disable it.

I do not have anything checked (browsing history, bookmarks, or open tabs) checked under address bar in my privacy and security settings, and I do not have provide search suggestions checked in my search settings.

I tried this solution:

(1) In a new tab, type or paste about:config in the address bar and press Enter/Return. Click the button promising to be careful.

(2) In the search box above the list, type or paste URLB and pause while the list is filtered

(3) Double-click the browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled preference to switch the value from true to false

when I tried this, the value for the browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled preference was already set to false, so this solution didn't help.

I would really appreciate some help removing this drop down. Thank you for reading.

Stop, I am about to drop firefox. Since 50 something you changed, and you say its always like that but that is false. You changed tabs on top like in version 40, since then we all complain and you insist on this. I am about to drop firefox for good. Stop

New update - again problems. I couldn't manage to get my tabs below the adress bar, although I used the trick with the css-File in the profiles. Which possibility do I have now?

Good day guys ,

Basically what I want is to make facebook.com logout when I close firefox and enter again. This should be possible by just going to >Cookies and site data >Manage permissions and blocking cookies for facebook.com but the problem is this option for firefox is completely useless , doesn't do absolutely anything as I'm still getting cookies saved from facebook.com , therefore every time I open firefox again my facebook is already logged in.

Is there any alternative solutions to this besides checking the box "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" ???

Because I don't want that either...cause that means I have to log into every site separately every time I open again firefox...I only want to do that for Firefox.

Thank you

Is there a way to increase the size of Firefox cache? I am having to clear cache 4-5 times a day in order to play a game. This is really annoying.

And why do all Firefox answers only refer to Windows 8? That is very old and I've had Windows 10 for several years now.