Firefox 社群討論區

At computer boot I start: Firefox -silent -profile myProfile after I normally start: Firefox -profile myProfile and I get error: We’re having trouble getting your pages back. Not problem when start subsequently. Why? to it is possible to solve it?

Hello,

I seem to keep getting an access denied message when I visit some sites, typically for retail shopping sites. How do I prevent/clear those messages to proceed to my desired site? I like Firefox. It's worked well for me, but the repeated error messages are becoming frustrating.

When I open https://www.washingtonpost.com/ it loads but after a few seconds it goes blank. This started a few days ago and only happens on firefox.

Hello- When using Firefox 104.0.2 (64-bit) today, I meant to right-click on the bookmarks bar but accidentally right-clicked on the address bar and clicked unclicked "Menu Bar." No big deal, just re-clicked the Menu Bar to bring that back. Unfortunately, at that same time as the initial mistake was made, my entire window bar moved up above the address bar, instead of being directly above content (below address bar) like it had always been. I've read numerous (mostly very old) threads about this being a known issue, and the fix is changing some css coding or something like that (way above my skill level). Plus, those problems all seemed to be triggered by a sofrware update. This was not during any sort of software update. It was during use, and seemed evidently trigger by that mis-click. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Up until Firefox 64, Firefox had limited support for RSS:

• Viewing a RSS feed would show you the feed items, with an option to do something with the feed.
• Live bookmarks would actually subscribe to those feeds

I can understand removing Live Bookmarks. It's a big feature. I don't understand removing the (what I assume to be) XSLT stylesheet that made RSS feeds not look like a wall of XML. Does anybody know what the conversation was here? Are there minutes?

Even basic RSS support helps people interact with the web, and since Chrome and Firefox both dumped RSS, users are being driven further and further into the arms of "Platforms" who handle this stuff through black-box algorithms. And so much tracking.

Mozilla should reverse this one. Bring RSS back hard.

The mouse-left click button does not work since last two updates!

The link is OK, floating menu with right click can open it in new tab, but left-click on buttons, divs, links is dead for a while

Something was changed in Firefox in the wrong direction.

Please help

Password is for a login which was used a couple of days ago now cant be shown and doesn't work anymore even tho no password change occurred. The issue is persistent on all my devices. Other Passwords still work fine.

Not highlighting selection to copy or delete so I have no idea where I am. If I cut it does cut what I've tried to highlight on my new iMac--- this issue is firefox related-- works fine in chrome and safari'... I need make this feature work in Firefox-- don't want to move away

As of 9/8 on Etsy (Firefox), I cannot make selections as to options on products (I get an eternal circle going around):

https://www.etsy.com/listing/259532022/garment-rack-clothing-rack-clothes-rack?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=Garment+Rack+%7C+Clothing+Rack+%7C+Clothes+Rack+%7C+Industrial+Pipe+Clothing+Rack+%7C+Clothing+Storage+%7C+Clothes+Rail+%7C+Pipe+%7C+FAST+FREE+SHIPPING%21%21%21&ref=sc_gallery-1-1&frs=1&etp=1&plkey=cce2d50916111424310bcd7e36a4d2e0051f8c75%3A259532022

I CAN select options with Safari. I've cleared cookies, history, restarted, etc. to no avail. Please help! Thank you.

I'm using Firefox 104 on LInux Mint 19. In settings I have downloads set to the Download folder and "always ask" is checked. However, when downloading a file the dialog opens to some random folder that ff creates under /run/user/1000/doc, every time, and every time I have to navigate to where I actually want to put the file otherwise I'd have to go searching deep into the file system to find it. In earlier versions (I still have a copy of ff 71 installed too) The download dialog opens to the download folder and if I save the file elsewhere the next download opens to the folder where saved the last file. This is the behavior that I want in ff 104. How can I set that up?

Ever since i updated to Firefox 104.0.2, no web pages fully load, often it take multiple refresh or open to get the pages to work at all.

I have a gigabit connection that works perfectly on two other computers and there is no issue at all with Edge, Chrome, Vivaldi or Brave, only with Firefox since the update.

What is going on?

I want to test a group of sites to see if they accept TLS 1.0 connections.

Many sources including https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1101896 say that you can force Firefox to send TLS 1.0 requests by setting security.tls.version.max to 1, and I have done this successfully in the past to test if a site supported TLS 1.0. (Sometimes a site allows access over TLS 1.0 but disables certain features such as submitting credit card numbers.)

However, I am now getting inconsistent results when trying to do this. I set security.tls.version.max to 1 and restart the browser. Then I go to https://www.google.com/, click the padlock and navigate to more information, and it says "Connected encrypted (TLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256, 128 bit keys, TLS 1.3)". Note, TLS 1.3. But I could swear the first time I loaded https://www.google.com/ the same dialog box said the connection was using TLS 1.0.

Meanwhile other sites like https://wikipedia.org/ and https://twitter.com/ fail to load with SSL_ERROR_PROTOCOL_VERSION_ALERT. I understand why (they don't support TLS 1.0), but I don't understand why the connection to Google is showing TLS 1.3 in the same browser window.

Is there some mechanism by which a site that initially accepts the TLS 1.0 connection, is then forcing Firefox to switch to 1.3, overriding the security.tls.version.max setting? That doesn't make sense but it's the only thing that seems consistent with observation.

Thanks!

Greetings,

Ontario Parks is the agency that governs the usage of provincial parks (similar to state parks in the U.S.) in the Canadian province of Ontario(https//www.ontarioparks.com/reservations). In the past couple of days, when I visit the site using Firefox to check campsite availability etc., at first it may work okay, but it soon becomes impossible to use. It was working fine on July 13, when I used it extensively. It also seems to work fine using Safari, but, you know, who wants to use Safari.

Thanks very much for the help!

When navigating to the New Yorker, an error message appears that says "The page isn’t redirecting properly

An error occurred during a connection to www.newyorker.com. This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.

It looks like firefox is set up to accept cookies. Where do we need to make the change?