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I have a laptop that has just had a new hard drive installed and I am re-setting everything back up. According to my passwords on a different laptop, I tried to sign into Firefox on the new hard drive, but I am receiving the "Primary account email required for sign-in" error. I have browsed this site, and using a private browsing window only yielded the same error. I can not seem to get my bookmarks back or get into sync.

Other ideas?

Is it possible to add a feature of a description/comment to the about:logins so that you can specify what the u/p is for?

ie, i have sites using ip addresses (that must not be given hostnames) that have a u/p but could do with a description to say what they are for. ie2, i have a website that is used to connect to different devices where the username is always a certain username, but with a different password per device. Firefox offers to change the password saved (but it would be changing it for all devices, not that particular one).

I am multi-layout language keyboard user. During editing text in javascript textbox (such as editing sheet name in Google sheets) in Firefox, when I pressed win-space to switch language:

1. expected behavior: I can continue editing my text with keyboard layout switched

What happened instead:

1. keyboard layout is switched 2. a space character is added the to the text. and got popped out of text editing mode

Is there anything I can do about this issue? Please help.

Thank you

Have been having trouble with passwords and then to change them on Yahoo. tried to down load Firefox as I had this before as gone now im having trouble making this my default but somehow it isnt downloading.

Hi, I'm using FF for year for development and had several problems with cached data in this time. Now, since the last update (automatic update yesterday), Firefox is caching my js for localhost and ignores nearly everything to stop it.

F5 and Ctrl+F5: no effect Enabling "Disable cache" in devtools: no effect changed about:config (no effect): browser.cache.disk.capacity 0 browser.cache.disk.enable false browser.cache.memory.enable false devtools.cache.disabled true

Only going to settings > privacy + security > Clear Data helps. But as you can imagine, that's really bad DX

I tried a FF-addon for clearing css cache, but it's outdated and doesn't work.

Is there anything I can do, to disable cache for localhost?

I don't understand why this aggressive caching problem is ignored for years and gets worse every year! Why are settings like "Disable cache" in devtools so broken? I tested other browsers and have not found the same issues. I don't want to switch browsers! I just want a cache free localhost! FF can cache the sh*t out of every webpage. But please leave localhost out of it!

the create new password function seems to be missing or is not loading on my new version of Firefox - I relied on it regularly, now it is gone.

133.0.3 (aarch64)

Is it disabled somehow?

So i am using ReseourceOverride AddOn to debug a js library on standard install of firefox. This works by using the site as normal but resource override has instruction to replace request for the library on server with one requesting it from localhost. This used to work without problems. However today i noticed that breakpoints aren't getting hit. I have downgraded to version 132.0.2 and breakpoints work once again. I think this has something to do with debug sources, since the load process adds 2 sources, webpack containing uncompiled code and where i set break points, and webpack-internal which i think is built js library before getting minified. Links to exceptions in console also dont work instead of linking to webpack seemlesly, the adress says webpack-internal and link open a new window and complains that the adress is nonsense (see attached images)

Thatnks for the help

To all at Mozilla. 1.I have recently made a donation - as I always do when asked. And have done so for over 20 years. 2. I am now working on my backup site, which I keep on a separate hard drive. 3. I try to check my email and am asked for a donation - again. No way! 4. Now everything fails.My email password. My Firefox password. Fat lot of use saving passwords on Firefox. 5. I try to set up new passwords. I can't paste my new Firefox password into a file. 6. After one and a half hours of this I am not surprised that you need to ask people not to vent their feelings. &. I am an old man and one of the great joys of nearing the end of my life is that you won't be getting any more donations from me after that. Josh.