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Hello, since the latest update (143.01) I cannot play any audio file on the audible player from audible.com.

Before I did the update, (version 142.02 I supposed) meaning until last week, I was able to play without problems with the pop-up window player it produces the browser version of audible. Since the new release I'm forced to use Google Chrome for the player to work without any issues. I have several desktop computers running on various Linux distros & on all of them has been the same issue, as soon as I updated Firefox the audible player reports an 'issue' & doesn't play anymore forcing me to install & run on Chrome to be able to listen to any audio file there (audio-books mostly)

Would you let me know if there is something to do apart of simply continue on Chrome :-/ or trying to revert to a previous version of Mozilla with the problems that will carry?

Anticipated thanks, Cheers

Recently transferred to a new desktop computer. Tried logging into the Costco website and using the Firefox browser(my preferred) the website is no longer recognizing my log in email and password. My email and password did work on my old desktop. So, I tried entering in my info in the Chrome browser and it worked. So I'm wondering why? I cleared my cashe and cookies also.

I can not access my att.net account. Do I have a setting set incorrectly. I have to go to Microsoft Edge in order to login. When I contacted ATT via phone they said I had to use Microsoft Edge to login. Can you advise me how to correct the situation. I don't use Edge for any other reason. Thanks

Hello, "Please create a new version of the browser app that supports the ability to use FileSystemAPI on directories, this is essential for working with a BeatBuddy project and SD cards that are saved on my computer using the online editor." Thanks Kind regards Claude

I can’t use Firefox to log in to Asda Online Shopping account because Firefox fails to display a box that needs to be selected in addition to giving my password. The box should say Cloudfare and I just need to select it to say that I am a human. Instead there is now a vacant space so when I try to log-in with just my password an error is displayed that says Incorrect or Missing Turnstile token

I think that until very recently the box said Recaptur or something similar.

TV will not play programs. It brings up the app but when I select a specific program I get "We are experiencing problems with our servers. Try again later". It works fine on Opera,Edge and on iPhone. I noticed that Firefox does not store my location in the same place as other browsers and wonder if that is the issue.

So I have had a favorite URL in Firefox for a decade or more https://www.outlook.com/owa to access outlook.com via web browser. Microsoft in Firefox only since the last upgrade does some weird looking and throws an error saying to try again later. If I delete my cookies for live.com and refresh the link it brings me to the sign in page where I can put in the email/password and it opens fine. If I close the window same thing happens and have to clear cookies, etc. Doesn't have the issue on Chrome or Edge, but thought I would make someone aware something odd is happening there. For now I just am using an alternate link https://outlook.live.com/mail/0/ and it comes up fine but it is not re authenticating again at that point.

Is there something I can do to avoid the error?

I was using my computer with no issues this morning, then updated to ver 143.0.1. Now when I try to open a tab I see the page briefly flash across the screen and then have just a blank screen. It does not happen on all sites. Sometimes it is a tab within the same site that I can visit. No I am not tech savvy.

I'm using Windows 11 Pro Ver 24H2 build 26100.6584

The links on the site tasteofhome.com stopped working recently. When you click on them nothing happens. If you load the same page in chrome they work fine. Any suggestions? Or is this a bug Sample URL https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/chicken-and-bows/ but there are many more

I'm stumped. For years I kept Firefox on my Windows machine (Win10, 64bit, 8gb ram) at some level around 80x (I forget the number). I even recently switched over to Edge until I got fed up with its complicated design. So when I went back to Firefox, I upgraded to the latest 147.0.3 (64-bit). At first everything seemed okay. But then I noticed I was having trouble posting comments on any Washington Post comment section OR the whole thing would freeze up or other oddities. ONLY there. Everything else runs fine.

To add to the mystery, I walk upstairs to where I have a Mac (Sonoma, with 64gb ram) with Firefox 143.0.1. And I can post comments on the Washington Post, nothing freezes, everything works fine. So it can't be a problem on the Post's site itself.

Back on the Windows machine I have tried various Firefox settings, changing the permissions from strict to standard, changing the performance settings, turning Add ons off and on one by one, running in Safe Mode. But no changes change the problem on the Post comment section.

I'm at a loss to understand the difference. The Mac does have more Ram, but previous to my upgrade on the Windows machine, it was running the Post site just fine.

The issue is similar to the this"Firefox version 137 browser update gives errors in web application when submitting form - ns_error_net_empty_response, and does not load js libraries - NS_binding_aborted" But did not see any response for this issue.

Any solution as I am seeing this error only from firefox 140 esr verion prior to this it always worked for me. I checked for the solution related to " NS_binding_aborted" error on firefox but no luck did not find anything much.

I would highly appreciate for your support if you could find and tell me what is causing this error "NS_binding_aborted""on firefox 140. or else if you can tell me what is changed in firefox 140 version.

On Firefox, the line graphs slowly stretch downward at

     https://www.oneblood.org/donor-portal/health-summary/iron-count.html 

as if the image height is being incremented. (Chrome & Edge display stably.)

When I search Google Images in Firefox, this pops up. I tried using an extension to hide it, but I can't see the rest of the image, which is inconvenient. Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome load it, so it's not an issue. Is this a Firefox feature? It's a hassle to disable the extension just to read the rest. Could you please give me some advice?

I am 81 years old, ad not a tech genius, but I can no longer access my memory photos that microsoft one drive sends me every day. It did work before, but now I get a blank screen. Microsoft help tried the edge system, and the pictures came up, but on firefox, I now get a blank screen. I do not want to change browsers