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I have a number in a circle showing up on the Firefox icon on my taskbar. For a while it was a number 1, then that went away. Now I have a number 5 in a circle on the icon.

I deleted my browser and reinstalled to try and help with some lag issues. Now every time I turn the computer on, this message displays-before I have clicked a link to open FF. What is this trying to tell me exactly?

Got a letter from angeltree prison fellowship take picture and it pulls up the bar code went to redeem it said invalid Walmart said I shouldve got a 4 digit pin confirmation email with the pin I did not now 75 dollars can't even use use them

Earlier today I was having problems with Firefox remembering my user ID's. I did a refresh of Firefox and that solved the problem. However it also did away with my tool bar. I followed instruction and put History and Bookmarks in the toolbar but all I got were the icons and not the labels in text. This happened maybe a year ago and I got an answer as how to change it to texts but I can't remember. We prefer the History and Bookmarks in text rather than icons. It must have been pretty simple if I could follow the instructions to get it done. Could someone tutor me again to accomplish this. Thanks, Larry

I HAVE TWO COMPUTERS BOTH RUNNING FOXFIRE. ONE OPENS MY EMAILS FROM COSTCO AND THE OTHER DOES NOT. THIS IS WHAT I GET AND I WANT TO CORRECT IT.

Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.

We can’t connect to the server at data.digital.costco.com.

If you entered the right address, you can:

   Try again later
   Check your network connection
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall)

I HAVE NORTON INSTALLED ON BOTH COMPUTERS. I HAVE GONE THROUGH BOTH COMPUTERS CHECKING SETTINGS AND COMPARING THEY ARE THE SAME BUT I CAN NOT FIND A DIFFERENCE.

BOWSLAM@GMAIL.COM

For two days now I have not been able to create a bookmark, can't see any of my previously saved bookmarks, have no bookmark bar. I have been going in circles in my search of community forum. I have tried every suggestion I have found. I wish I could delete everything related to Firefox and start over, but when I uninstall then reinstall, it says I have a previous version of Firefox. I have already deleted cookies and all Firefox files. Nothing is working. I have been using Firefox for over 15 years. All the steps I used to take to show the bookmarks bar fails to produce a bookmark bar. HELP, PLEASE!

Something is generating "for you" recommendations, with what looks like an AI symbol. I don't want them, and don't know how to disable them. This happens daily when reading the Washington Post, and on many other websites when I use Firefox.

Using the french version of Thunderbird 128.5.2esr (64 bits), I set, in the settings, the following options for one of my accounts (see picture): "Delete messages older than X days" "Always keep starred messages"

However, just after this setting change, I closed and reopend Thunderbird, and all messages older than X days are still there.

What should I do?

I'm experiencing an issue where the fonts in the Firefox application interface are broken or appear distorted. However, the fonts on websites are displayed correctly.

I have already tried resetting browser settings, reinstalling Firefox, and clearing cache, but the issue persists. It seems to be related specifically to the application’s UI fonts and not website rendering.

Steps taken so far: - Manually cleared profile and cache (in ~/Library folders) - Reinstalled latest firefox.

Macbook m2pro, macos Sonoma 14.7.2

Back in November (2024) I began noticing an absorbent number of cookies in “Manage Cookies and Site Data” (MCSD). Considering I delete cookies with fair regularity daily, this is unusual. The amount that I am seeing now, is around 190 advertising/Tracking cookies even when I only visit one or two sites. If I remove them and recycle the page and return to MCSD they are all back in storage in only those few seconds. This process can go on forever. This occurs even when I disconnect from the internet. How is this possible, where are these companies storing this stuff on my computer and how do I remove them and/or stop them from self populating? I have a Dell 64 something, running windows 10 I have Ad Blocker and Privacy Badger, along with a few others that are not security based. See Attachments

Thanks