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Yesterday before going to sleep I found this problem, where Firefox have a slowest internet connection. Today I checked Youtube in Chrome and Firefox. Firefox can't load video in 144p Chrome loads video in 720p quality.

I enabled switch to tab for google calendar but now I can't get it to stop. I found this https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1272327 and opened the pad lock and removed the switch to tab permission. But it is still doing it. I also tried going into the site settings and permissions and there the "Switch to this tab" is set to the default of Always Ask. I even tried blocking all notifications on the site but it's still switching to it and it gets really annoying.

My bank notifies me that it has a letter for me. I find the link for the letter on my secure internet banking site and click on it. First it tells me "No Preview available", and there's a button to Download. Which I select. Immediately a new page coming up with the wording "Authorization has been denied for this request."

When I try to open this letter using Google Chrome I have no problem!

What is happening with Firefox and how do I access the letter successfully?

I recently came across this [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/que.../1276091|question] when searching for a solution to unintentional detaching of tabs. The responses included mention of an addon as well as a new setting added in version 74 that sounded like the perfect solution for me by retaining the ability to detach a tab to a new window if explicitly requested via context menu.

I configured allowTabDetach to "false" but today had a tab unintentionally move to a new window because I clicked on a tab too quickly while the mouse was in motion. I'm not sure if there was a regression in behavior for this setting or if perhaps it does not combine well with the Tree Style Tab extension.

Every time I open Google Drive, I get an error message that says "Google Drive was unable to load your view." And it no longer shows me the the filepath like it used to. I have tried clearing the cache and cookies, checked that javascript was enabled, and making sure cookies were allowed for the site. Nothing has helped.

My Firefox is up-to-date (107.0.1), and it was working fine for some time but suddenly websites started to unload or partially load and so slow. I thought it was a connection problem but then I realized things work fine with Chrome (which I'm using now to type this). I checked the help articles about the possibility of being blocked by a firewall or anti-virus, and I did add Firefox in the exceptions for both, and I made many reboots, and still Fiirefox is not working and not loading the pages quickly (if at all). I even reduced the security level in Firefox settings and picked the "No Proxy" option, and disabled my anti-virus (Avast) completely, but nothing works at all. It was fine just yesterday.

I use Win7 64bit

Tips please? Thanks.

When I copy Firefox.app from the dmg to the applications folder, the app is no longer codesigned.

x@x ~ % /usr/bin/codesign -vv -r- /Volumes/Firefox/Firefox.app /Volumes/Firefox/Firefox.app: valid on disk /Volumes/Firefox/Firefox.app: satisfies its Designated Requirement

x@x ~ % /usr/bin/codesign -vv -r- /Applications/Firefox.app /Applications/Firefox.app: a sealed resource is missing or invalid file modified: /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/Resources/update-settings.ini file modified: /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/Resources/defaults/pref/channel-prefs.js

I literally just drag it from one finder window to the other.

The reason I discovered this is because when I set a firewall rule in Little Snitch, I have to modify it and deselect 'check process identity' because it says Firefox.app code signature status is "Resource or signature modified".

When I discovered the issue I deleted firefox and downloaded the latest version. Codesign is fine on the downloaded disk image, but broken after i copy it to applications.

Is this expected behaviour?

Hello Smart People, I have been using Firefox for some years now. Love it. This is my first posting, ever.

Upon opening my browser, the process is always delayed somewhat by the step of offering to reconnect with all the websites and/or activities of the prior session. This is all well and good, except that for years now. it just leads to the same conclusion. The program apologies for not being able to reconnect (which I never want to do, anyway).

and I prompt it to continue. My computer has eight partitions and a ton 'o junk on it. It is so slow to get going sometimes. I should tell you that I run malware-bytes Prem, and that I physically restart after every session on every partition that I may use on that day. Most of the time I'm on Private Windows, though not always.

My question; is there an election to opt out of this normally useful service (auto widget) offered every time one signs in? And if one does elect to reject this function, would it be somehow harmful or less beneficial?

Not earth shattering priority I know, just wondering Iustus Dicens

PS took a look at the "shared data". Really does look under the skirts, doesn't it

I see that others have this same problem. Since the last two updates, Firefox has crashed when I open Facebook and try to scroll down my newsfeed. Other sites are okay, and other browsers work with Facebook.

When trying to stream video from either Netflix or Amazon I am receiving a message saying that my browser is out of date and is no longer supported. I am running 107.0.1, which is the up-to-date Firefox browser.

There is nothing on either sites help DB except for instructions on how to update my already up-to-date browser. FWIW I have been on this version for weeks and this has only emerged in the last 48 hours.

In settings for FIrefox, Block Pop-Ups is disabled. Where is this setting mentioned in the Subject so I can turn that off? It is only happening in Firefox, other browsers don't display this issue.

If the browser privacy is supposed to block cross-site cookies, EVEN WITH enhanced tracking prevention and permanent browsing mode enabled, why doesn't it do its job? I still have to go in and revoke the cookie and place that address in the "exceptions - cookies & site data" to block and the same address STILL comes right back. If that feature isn't going to work, there's no point in offering it.

I love Firefox (use it on all devices), but unless an option will actually do what it's supposed to do, don't offer it.

I want to dismiss one shortcut out of the two rows of shortcuts on my homepage. When I left click on the three dots on the Google Translate shortcut, and then left click on dismiss, the shortcut blinks and remains.

Dear Friends, Why don't the Firefox ESR updates install on my computer anymore - it won't go past 102.5? I keep hitting the download, then install the file and restart Firefox and even the computer sometimes, but it will NOT install the new versions.

Why?

It always has in the past. Now I can't access my online banking due to their security measures. Very upset!

Please help me. Thank you.