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Hello,

Sorry if this is not the right place to report this, this is my first time and im lost between all these 3 different pages "Discussions/Support/Bugzilla".

The latest Firefox (v137.0) update for Windows 11 that I installed today broke something possibly related to DRM-protected content, at least for me. Now whenever I start streaming live sports, the video always plays in the lowest quality (possibly even lower than the lowest option available in the player, for some reason?).

I tried to restart my PC, clear the cookies for that streaming website, disable all my extensions, but same issue. On my other browsers everything works fine as always, so only Firefox got broken after this last update.

I have both of these options turned ON even before the update: - Use recommended performance settings (Hardware acceleration). - Play DRM-controlled content.

Why do I think it's related to DRM? Because I can now record and take a screenshot of the video, unlike before the update where it always turned into a black screen.

Help please!

I have used Firefox for years and I enjoy the variety of articles that are available to read when I first sign on.

But more and more sites request me to "Please Disable your Add Blocker" and will not let me read the article without doing so

That's fine with me but when I look at my "Extensions" list I do not find any Add Blocker on my Firefox

So...How can I disable it ??

Not a tech person. I prefer Firefox (Safari is working). 137 was loaded automatically on 4/1 . It was working on 3/31. It keeps crashing. No pics come up with text on first screen, then it crashes, don't get to a web site. I have tried I think all the options listed on various mozilla help pages from Troubleshooting mode, Refresh, etc etc.

I've seen a recommendation about loading an earlier version of Firefox. If this is a good idea - Where would I get one? Any reccs for this OS on which one to try?

Are there other pages I should look at for ideas?

I have installed Thunderbird on a new computer, created an empty calendar and want to import the calendar backup of the old computer (ics file). After approx. 50 percent of the calendar entries (approx. 700 in total) have been imported, the import aborts with the error message “Modification_failed” The following note appears in the error message An error occurred while writing to the calendar Wolfgang! Further information can be found below. If this message is displayed after using “Reset” or “Close” for a reminder, but you do not want to add or edit any appointments for this calendar, you can mark this calendar as read-only so that this message is no longer displayed. To do this, right-click on the calendar in the calendar list of the appointment or task view and open the properties. I had switched off the reminder function in the empty calendar

I have been using Thunderbird portable on my old (Windows 10) computer for years. I have a new computer (Windows 11) and would like to bring my Thunderbird profile and history to the new computer. I have followed the directions in 'how to move Thunderbird to a new computer', but having pasted my Thunderbird profile etc folder into the designated folder (3 levels up from the profile folder that opened when I went to Troubleshoot options and selected open profile folder), when I open Thunderbird again on the new computer there is nothing there - just an empty inbox. I also wasn't prompted to replace anything (current data). Is it because I am doing 2 things - switching from the portable version to the regular app, as well as switching computers? How can I get up and running on the new computer? Any help, suggestions welcome.

I am installing Thunderbird on a new Windows laptop (not this one). After installing the app (and making a donation) Thunderbird goes into a loop and asks for yet another donation. Not very happy- been using this app on older computers for a couple of decades. Is this Microsoft being annoying and attempting to prevent use?

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Hi, we have a Windows 11 machine running 'New Outlook'. We have a new machine, also with Windows 11, but we want to move to Thunderbird on the new machine. Grateful for some advice on the best approach.

Should we migrate from New Outlook to Thunderbird on the old machine, then take a TB export (if that's possible) and move that to the new machine?

Thanks very much for any help to get this right first time!

I am trying to follow instructions to upload my calendar to Thunderbird and I thought I had done so, but when I click 'continue', nothing happens. I am NOT computer literate, so if anyone replies to this issue, please do so as if you wrote a chapter in ".............. For Idiots". Thank you.