Firefox 技術支援討論區

I have a page that is served from a local apache httpd. On it I have an iframe with some content served from an external http source.

Nightly does not show it. I can tell it to show the iframe content by choosing "Disable Protection on This Page". Alas after a refresh (F5) the blocking is active again.

Please supply an option set an exception to "This Page" permanently.

TIA Christian

Cam4 . com site opens but I cannot open individual sites to talk to people. Goes to 99% with a white background then stops. Anyone else having this problem?

Edited by a moderator due the content (xxx rated) of that website.

I've downloaded Firefox yet every time I try to open it I get the following message: Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible. How do I find or load my "Firefox profile"?

When browsing, the visited links suddenly no longer change colour so browing is difficult. I've changed the 'remember history' suggestions, and the other suggestions on the posts but nothing has worked.

I formatted my computer 30th April and started all over to get my Mozilla working and have all of my bookmarks and passwords. As always I tried to log into Sync and have my info back but, as soon as I entered both email/pass and recover key none of my 'personal bookmarks' and /or passwords were visible. I tried to get a new recovery key in case it was wrong and now I finally synced it but I only have 2-3 passwords that I saved till today. So I would like you to somehow restore my account 3-4 days ago were I actually hadn't formatted and had all of my passwords(MOST important actually). Thank you for your time .

Just read a news article about users being tricked into installing FinSpy (Finfisher?) Quote "The booby-trapped document embeds a copy of FinSpy that masquerades as legitimate Mozilla Firefox software." How would a user know if this had happened? (not that I suspect it has happened to me, or I do anything that would warrant me being a target of such a scam)

In my company's internet it is problematic to use https. However firefox always defaults to https connections (e.g. when making a google search from the search toolbar, or when typing an address bar starting with "www"); therefore always bringing up an "This Connection is Untrusted" alert page and making me have to manually go to the address bar and changing the "https" to "http". In Google Chrome and Internet Explorer it is very easy to set the browser to use http instead of https. However, I can't seem to find this option in firefox. Any ideas?

I'm trying to decide which browser I should use as my primary browser. I know that most of the people here will say Firefox, but I'd like to hear a more detailed explanation on why. Thanks!

I downloaded Firefox earlier this year because I was advised it contained an 'add on' which enabled me to watch BBC & ITV iplayer sites where I live in Spain. I forget the name of the 'add on' but it began with X......... It worked very well, I could stream the catchup sites without problems, but today when I logged on the 'add on' was no longer there.

What has happened?

Please can I have the 'add on' back

I have tried going to the firefox tab > history > clear recent history but the option to clear history is greyed out and I can't click it. Similarly, when I go to the privacy options and try to make it where it clears my history upon exiting, that option is also greyed out. I have all my history from January, so not having anything to delete is not the problem. How can I fix this?

before i was able to go directly to the address bar. Now it has a magnifying glass at the beginning of the bar and does not allow me to type in it. what do i do to be able to search from the monzilla bar?