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I grew too used to the zebra striping pattern in my message list, but could not find a way of implementing it in Thunderbird settings. I'm using version 139.0.2 - aarch64.

I did try to use the code available in this forum, which involves creating a folder "chrome" in the user profile and then a file userChrome.css under it. I did turn on toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets and understand this is not recommended, but it did not make any difference anyways.

Any pointer would be much appreciated.

Sync instructions on desktop browser include: Sync Firefox on your phone or tablet 1. Open Firefox on your mobile device. 2. Go to the menu ( on iOS or on Android) and tap Sync and save data 3. Tap Ready to Scan and hold your phone over this code

There is no "Sync and save data" that I can see on menu

Hello everyone,

I usually use youtube so the tab with youtube keeps crashing very often, but i think it happens it all webpages.

Here is the report bp-609d9162-75a0-4a6c-b65a-544480250628 https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/609d9162-75a0-4a6c-b65a-544480250628 with troubleshoot mode.

I m currently using the 140.0.2 (64-bit) of firefox on EndeavouOS.

(Ironically enough the firefox froze while writing this)

What should I do to stop the tabs from crashing?

Thanks

Alternative search engines no longer appear when typing the stasrt of a search. Am able to set alternative search engine in settings but need to go back to settings if I want to use another one. This happened after a recent update - perhaps as much as a week ago.

Hi Mozilla Community, I’ve noticed that several websites don’t function properly on Firefox, especially when it comes to form submissions, dropdown menus, or login buttons not responding. For example, while testing my own pet blog https://pawbreed.com, which provides dog breed guides and care tips, some users reported layout issues and broken navigation only on Firefox Chrome and Edge load it perfectly. I’ve also experienced similar problems on sites like Blick Art Supplies and state tax portals.

Could this be related to specific browser settings, add-ons, or compatibility modes? I’ve tried clearing cache and disabling extensions but the issues persist. Is there a best practice for ensuring cross-browser compatibility, particularly with Firefox? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Many of my mailboxes on the IMAP server just emptied. They were still there in my Ubuntu '.thunderbird' ImapMail directory. I have created some replacement mailboxes in 'Local Folders' and copied mbox files from the ImapMail area to the Local Folder area, removing the .msf files just created by Thunderbird. I then used the Properties->Repair Folder on each of the the new Local and filled-in-the-background mailboxes. Many worked fine and I was able to repopulate the IMAP server mailboxes using drag in Thunderbird. Some, however, were mis-parsed, producing 'From-less' and Subject-less messages containing part messages. Thunderbird seems unable to reliably parse mbox files created by itself. I note that they are not strict mbox format, having a '-' instead of an envelope address on the delimiting '^From ' line. (I am a retired Unix SysAdmin, so used to the command line)

I am unable to login my gmail account in thunderbird. This problem only exit with windows machine that I am currently using and same problem is not there on linux or wsl thunderbird or any other platform.

link to screenshot - https://ibb.co/4Z5vb6RG

Hi everyone,

I'm using the Firefox browser (version 128.11.0esr (64-bit)) on MacOS (version 15.5 (24F74)) and experiencing a possible display bug in the ChatGPT website’s project window (as the attached Image-1.jpg shows).

When a self-defined ChatGPT project contains multiple chats, which means the right part of the website page needs to be scroll-able to show all its chats, it seems that it cannot be scrolled using Firefox, and no scrollbar appears. Yet I noticed that the chat list on the left can be scrolled normally.

Besides, I had another try using Chrome, and it work fine there (as shown in attached Image-Chrome.jpg.)

It's quite annoying since I have to switch to Chrome—not my default Firefox—to completely explore all my chats every time. Could someone please verify this and fix it if it is not just on my end?

I have a 120Hz display with dynamic refresh rate enabled in the Windows settings (48Hz-120Hz). With dynamic refresh rate enabled Firefox locks browsing at 60Hz. With dynamic refresh rate disabled Firefox shows all websites at 120Hz. Due to battery efficiency reasons I would like to use dynamic refresh rate but still use Firefox with 120Hz across all websites. Is there a hidden setting which I have missed? Thanks!