Wow, is that the Halloween theme? https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/halloween/

Unfortunately, some themes seem to conflict with the tab-based Options page. This was noticed starting Firefox 42 with Ed Hume's Aeon-based themes, and it's possible he used similar code in the Halloween theme. I think unless it is updated, this might be an ongoing problem. However to confirm that theory, you would need to temporarily deactivate the theme.

you got it, is there any way I can ask the person who made this theme about the conflict and ask if it can be reworked. I've used this theme for over 5 years I'd hate to lose it. but for now I'll have to turn it off when I need to get into options. again thank youjscher2000 said

Wow, is that the Halloween theme? https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/halloween/ Unfortunately, some themes seem to conflict with the tab-based Options page. This was noticed starting Firefox 42 with Ed Hume's Aeon-based themes, and it's possible he used similar code in the Halloween theme. I think unless it is updated, this might be an ongoing problem. However to confirm that theory, you would need to temporarily deactivate the theme.

I think there is some contact information on the theme's page, but Ed sounded unlikely to update Aeon because Firefox is changing how themes can interact with the browser at some point in the future, possibly by next year, which will completely obsolete his themes.

What do you normally use in the Options page? Maybe there's an alternate approach so you won't need to switch themes as often.

I use it to check my passwords. My page I had has been destroyed so I need to make a new portable list

For now, you could paste this to the address bar and press Enter as a way to view your saved logins:

chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul

Probably a good idea to bookmark it.

For the passwords and the cookies you can consider to open the Password Manager and the Cookie Manager via "Tools > Page Info > Security" also accessible via the Site Identity Button at the left end of the location/address bar. This opens the Password Manager in a standalone window similar to opening the Password Manager via about:preferences#security This only works if you are in a tab with an internet page and you can clear the search bar to see all passwords.

Fantastic ideas for those Chrome ones that refuse to bring up the save password ( jscher2000) and so I don't have to take off my browser theme in Mozilla (cor-el). and thank you for helping me figure why my options weren't working. I can only hope he will rework the theme because it has always been my favorite.