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I am a longterm Firefox user, currently using version 130.0 on Windows10.

I have been unable to access my MyHeritage account using Firefox, though I have access from other browsers. The message that appears is "Access has been temporary disabled Access has been temporarily disabled, this occurred due to suspicious activity. Please try again later". This has been going on for several weeks.

My Heritage says they have not blocked the account. This is confirmed by my being able to access from Safari and Chrome.

This problem has appeared before, but resolved within a week or so. Not this time. If it cannot be fixed, I will have to change to another browser for my default. Any help?

Hi,

I am was looking for jobs and ran across a website called Lensa.com. Well i setup an account and I wish i didn't.

I don't think the site is legit. I have deleted my account, but I keep getting messages from them, and they are coming directly through firefox. I have added a picture below.

I don't see any browser extensions that would be doing this. How are they able to do this?

There is nothing in my ubuntu startup.

I am very concerned about this.

I am running ubuntu 24.04 with all updates.

FB crashes tab every time I open it in Firefox, and my 1Password has dissapeared. I can get in to FB on my iPad and iPhone firefox, and on my desktop in Google Chrome (ick). What happened?

When I'm using Firefox Multi-Account Containers with the option "Limit to designated sites" enabled, I encounter an annoying issue when navigating between different subdomains of the same website.

For example, if you navigate from "https://www.google.com" to "https://accounts.google.com," you will exit the "Google" container until that subdomain is manually added to the container.

I thought it would be nice if I could somehow create a container for "https://*.google.com/" (where * acts as a wildcard, as explained in the note below).

• Is it possible to do this? If so, how, and what is the safest way? (See note below)
• If not, is there any viable solution to this problem?

Note: The RegEx (or wildcard) * should only allow alphanumeric variations to prevent security vulnerabilities. For instance, "https://www.PhishingSite.com/WeStealYourAccount.google.com" could bypass the container if * is not restricted properly. In this case, * could mistakenly refer to "www.PhishingSite.com/WeStealYourAccount"

Thank you for your help

This worked previously, but now I can't login to the ssa.gov site. I am using desktop firefox 130.0 (64-bit) on windows. Using login.gov to authenticate I get the OTP text and enter it, login.gov accepts but does not redirect to the social security site. Firefox just refreshes the login.gov page. I tried this on chrome and it works fine. Image of login.gov page attached.

got a new laptop and downloaded firefox. i sign in and enter the authentication code sent to my email, but it automatically disconnects me. i complete another log in and it continues to go in a loop. any help appreciated. thank you.

I have been using Firefox to access the following website for years: "artstorefronts.com", which requires appropriate login credentials, but suddenly Firefox will not open the website. Instead, I get the following message after submitting with proper credentials: "reCAPTCHA verification failed. Try again." There is not a reCAPTCHA "test" associated with this login page, so there is no reason to get this message on my end. However, please note that I AM able to access the subject website using Chrome, Edge and Firefox IOS. I don't access the subject website frequently so I just noticed this problem about a week or so ago, so I suspect the problem began after the latest Firefox update (130.0, 64 bit) a short time ago. Firefox is my default browser and have been using it for years, so would hope to get some resolution to this problem. Thanks, Ralph Liliedahl, liliedahl@gmail.com.

I have one login saved to Firefox. Firefox, for some unfathomable reason, will sometimes delete that login from its records entirely and I'll have to set up a new entry. This has happened a total of six times over the last three months/

I tried downloading Firefox again and I still can't open it. There must be something in my computer (Windows 11) that is stopping it from opening. It is the browser that I prefer. I have used it for many years and everything is on it. Please help.

Help/About Firefox tells me I have - ver 112.0.1 (64-bit)

There is no option to automatically update.

I have downloaded this zip file - firefox-130.0(1).tar.bz2

QUESTION - How do I instal the update  ? - or can I not with my system - as below

Xtra-PC - Turbo 32 × 1 (purchased 2019)

Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS

Running on 2010 Acer 4741G computer. 4Gb RAM Intel i5 2.27Ghz

Many thanks for any assistance, John, Brisbane Aus

Being an Amazon associate I need to be able to use the SiteStripe by Amazon on their website to get a short link to a product I want to promote and earn commissions from. Currently Microsoft Edge and Opera work fine with this. Firefox on the other hand does not show the link when prompted. It shows an empty field where the link is generated by Amazon on their SiteStripe..

I have included screenshots from each browser to give you an example.

Thanks, Chris

I cannot sign into AA.com (https://www.aa.com/loyalty/login) on Firefox. Having to use MS Edge to access site. Have reported this via several "broken site" reports but to date, it's still not working.

Update kills WebGL function... last time had to strip everything FireFox out of the registry, erase anything FireFox from anywhere, and do a clean download and installation... Auto Update came yesterday... problem again!!! WHY This is the second time this has occured.

Ref: webgl. disabled false webgl. force-enabled true

Video: Intel Q45/Q43 Express Chip, Integrated

Thanks - Ron [edited email and phone# from public community support forum]