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Hello. There's an issue with passwords suggesting.

I have 13 passwords for 13 different accounts on some website. In Firefox's password manager I can see all of them, but when trying to log in on the website only 11 are visible - two ones, which are lower in alphabetical order, are not displayed.

Cleaning the cookies hasn't help.

Any ideas about fixing it?

For the past few days when I use Firefox and Thunderbird my entire screen will randomly start to flicker, at times very quickly and rarely the entire screen goes black for second or two. This behavior immediately stops when I close the app. It does not happen with any other app. I've tried disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox and that didn't help. Both apps are on the latest version and I also updated my video driver. Tried removing the two add-ons I have. I'm on Windows 11 Firefox 136.0.

Lately, every time, every time, EVERY TIME, I have to restart my computer or Firefox, its like frigging Groundhog Day with Firefox. I have to go to Settings and re-select the "Ask to keep passwords" option. Every time. Why doesn't that stay on? I have to log into all my sites again with all my logins like its the 1st time. Like its Groundhog Day again. And I have to re-load all my pinned tabs again. Again. AGAIN. One of the things I used to like about Firefox was that you kept things simple and didn't make me crazy. Why start now? I don't want to spend 20-30 minutes every time resetting my browser just so I can get work done. I'm not Bill Murray. How do I kill this frigging ground hog or do I go looking for the duck? I can't work like this

Hello, I just updated Firefox to version 136 on my MacBook Pro. I was playing a 4k YouTube video, and at 16 minutes and 10 seconds in the video froze. If I moved the cursor the pause button and all of that would come up at the bottom, but when I clicked on the option to exit full screen it did not respond. I pressed the escape button and that did get me out of full screen, but the video window did not apply the right formatting. I'll include a screenshot so that you can see what I am talking about. After exiting full screen, if you look at the bottom of the video window, the option to go back to full screen is cut off. Closing Firefox and relaunching it appears to have things working again, at least for now. I thought it would be best to report this just in case it isn't an isolated glitch.

i restarted my pc (windows 10 22H2) are when i opened firefox again it had logged out of EVERY account of EVERY website i use: all my 3 google accounts, my 2 twitter accounts, instagram, github, itchio, EVERTHING at least my passwords are still saved, but having to login everything is a fucking hastle, every site nowadays ask for 2 step verifications and having to do that again when i just need to work is really anoying yes a have already tried restarting my pc and the browser again, but the logins are still gone, is there a way to revert this?

Bonjour, Je viens de mettre à jour mon ordinateur et j'ai bien pris la peine de synchroniser tout mes onglets pour pouvoir les remettre une fois Firefox réinstallé mais je n'y arrive pas. Mon compte est connecté, j'ai récupéré mes marque pages et je vois l'historique de l'ancien ordinateur mais je n'arrive pas à faire en sorte que Firefox les ouvre tous d'un coup et comme ils étaient avant avec leur ordre précis et sans en oublier. L'ordinateur dont je veux récupérer les onglets est sur Firefox de belle sur DESKTOP-UQFA6FJ. Comment faire pour que mon nouveau ordinateur ouvre tous les onglets d'un coup et dans l'ordre sans en oublier ?

In the Firefox View tab, we can search for Open Tabs. I am wondering how I can make a strict search for a particular pattern. For example, let's say I have hundreds of tab open for youtube like below:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=<random> https://youtube.com/watch?v=<random> https://youtube.com/watch?v=<random> https://youtube.com <---------------------I want this one to appear in my search

how can I ONLY search for open tabs that is the youtube front page (i.e to not match anything after the ".com"). If I just search for "youtube.com", it will match all of them, but I only want the front page.

Then, i can quickly close all of the duplicate

I haven't been able to do my online banking for about 9 months. I have to delete their cookies first. After that I can log on where I get a PIN. I enter the PIN and it will never work the first time. After the second PIN it asks if I want to save this device. After choosing that, logging off and immediately trying to log on again I have to go though all of those same steps.

The tech dept at my bank claims it's only Firefox and that it can't read their (your) encryption. I agreed with them that makes zero sense because I can always log on after jumping through enough hoops.

Is this something on your end or end my settings?

I opened my Yahoo mail last night using Firefox and it had completely changed and now had the Bing Co Pilot handling everything. The whole Yahoo site changed using Firefox. However, using Chrome or Internet Explorer it was the same Yahoo it's always been. I need to remove the CoPilot since my Yahoo has changed because of it.