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Coming from Chrome for a very long time to firefox I am used to clicking an embedded audio opening a new tab with a "playthrough" feature. When I have tried this with Firefox it automatically downloads or skips this preview capability.

When I watch Downton Abbey on PBS from outside the U.S, using the Firefox VPN in a Private Window the Closed Captions of the PBS video are displayed TWICE: one above the timeline and the other above it.

This issue is specific to this particular show AND to the Firefox browser.

i have some problems with HDR settings on my firefox for mac when i watch a youtube video in the middle of video it kinda decrease the brightness or apply a gray filter on screen or something like that

Hi,

Audio is not working in my firefox browser. i am using Windows 10 laptop. tried all troubleshooting options, uninstalled and reinstalled firefox application . But the issue exists. Can anyone help to fix this audio issue in my browser?

https://areena.yle.fi/tv https://areena.yle.fi/1-71170823

Pages not starting to show. Page itself working ok. in Crome works 100% Note: Funny thing is that many of the videos work ok, but some not ??

Good evening,

I'm going to install the applicatioin because it hasn't been working for several monnths ( it doesn't work anymore ). For exemple , if I want to watch Netflix and the video starts playing , there's no picture, it just loops and the screen is black.

I've tried everything turning off the computer, closing Netflix, even Youtube . I'm at a loss.

Thank you

for any website playing a video, if i skip ahead or go back, the audio breaks. Its not a smooth transition like chrome. It is like it suddenly cuts off the audio and then begins at the skipped ahead point.

I play online bridge (Trickster) twice a week and set up Firefox to share video and sound with my USB mic. (Windows 10 desktop, Trickster opened in Firefox). Most of the time it works fine but occasionally the other bridge players will tell me they can no longer hear me. When I click on the mic icon the message is that Firefox is using the mic. The settings still say that the mic is being shared. Sometimes a windows reset will fix the problem but not always. Can you explain what might be happening.

The last two days my internet performed poorly, but it worked (in between crashes). Now it took me 12 computer restarts and hours of patience to get to this page and plead for any sort of internet. I can't visit any page with moving imagery or it will crash, it won't start any video if there would be sound on it, stating that I don't have permission or simply not doing anything at all. I can't even finish the news-program I was watching on public acces tv. Please fix this!!! I'm desperate! I need to watch instructions for school and see my work-roster and I can not acces any of those pages anymore.

Hi,

The Firefox browser came through with an update and I found that on Bluesky it is hard to load or see video's, which makes it a slightly pointless exercise.

Previously I have found that after an update (can't recall if it was Chrome, but think it was Firefox) the problems cleared up after a couple of days.

However, that doesn't seem to be happening right now.

Can't think what I should be tweaking at my end.

Using Firefox on Windows 10 Pro & 11.

Beginning in v 150.0, when a media playback occurs, the audio volume in the player gets set to its maximum level. This is true for X.com media and for YouTube videos.

For YouTube it only happens for the first video played in a new tab; subsequent videos in the same tab 'remember' the volume setting from the prior video. In X.com, every media player invoked reverts to the maximum audio level.

In v 149.x and earlier, the media player maintained the audio level from its prior invocation.

Is there a way to have the media player 'remember' its previous audio setting when it gets invoked?

ive been facing this issue since i dowloaded mozilla in my mac mini, and it just randomly decides to not play audio at all unless i shut all of the tab down and re start the entire browser which is very annoying because i am a video editor and i am working multiple tabs at a time and need audio always and since tabs can't restored in the order they were before closing this is sabotaging my work heavily, i love the browser overall but this specific ruins it because its a basic feature