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When I try to log into Amazon and go to password it displays a string of digits that fills the password box. This cannot be deleted or changed. Only problem is amazon and only with Firefox. Amazon says that the problem is Firefox.

I can't access https://www.barnesandnoble.com/ without getting the following error message:

Access Denied. You don't have permission to access "http://www.barnesandnoble.com/" on this server.

I've tried to clear the history/cache and also turned off vpn.

It just happened, it was working a few moments ago.

Any help is much appreciated!

Jojo

Recently, every time I go to YouTube on Firefox it only half signs me in. When I sign in, the home page of YouTube will look normal until I click on one of my playlists or the "add to watch later" button on any video. Then, it will ask me to sign in again. This only occurs on Firefox, other browsers are still fine. And, I've already tried refreshing Firefox, clearing my cache, and reinstalling. Any ideas?

What did Mozilla do recently to screw up Firefox?

On some websites (e.g., https://www.usbank.com/index.html and https://www.penfed.org/) which I commonly visit, I suddenly start getting error messages when I try to log in ("Your username and/or password are incorrect. Please try again." on the U.S. Bank website and just "FAIL" on the PenFed Credit Union website). I can log into both without any problems using the Chrome browser (which I don't like using). I have called both U.S. Bank's and PenFed's website support departments (having spent over an hour talking to each one) and both claim that there's nothing wrong with their servers, websites, or web pages, but instead lay the blame on FireFox; I'm starting to believe this, since I can log into my accounts using Chrome without any problems. This problem just started (for me) two days ago. And yes, I cleared all of my history, and I also shut down and re-started Firefox.

So, with this background, What did Mozilla do recently to screw up Firefox?

At present I cannot login to by Bank Website. When I enter my user name & password, I get the following error - Error: 1007 ID: 18.77b0f748.1607801677.a17cbfa - It was fine a few days ago, but since yesterday I have this problem. I can still login using another browser, so this must be a Firefox issue. Any help would be appreciated.

I have used Chrome as my default browser until a Microsoft up date which would not connect Chrome from the desktop. At that time I made Firefox my default browser. FF will not accept my Amazon password. The option it gives me is to change the password. I do not want to change the password as it works fine on Chrome and also Edge. What can I do so that FF will accept my password?

how can I force my browser to redirect links that point to www.amazon.com to actually go to smile.amazon.com? I'm not wanting to BLOCK amazon, just enter through the proper access. most links are put into emails/documents as www.amazon.com and I want my browser to default/redirect to smile.amazon.com. if I can figure this out, I can also use this for other sites which support non-profits for traffic/transactions.

I downloaded and installed the latest version of Firefox into the new Mac mini (Apple Silicon) arrived at home today, but Japanese sentences in every website are displayed not in a Japanese font (like Hiragino) but in a Chinese font.

What should I do so that I make the sentences display in a Japanese font correctly? I tried to change the font settings of the Firefox, but the settings get back to the default font instantly. Please answer me if you know how to solve this problem.

(I'm sorry if my English above is poor or incorrect.)

I use many times youtube and moreI use the feature of floating window(allowing me to see the video on the corner of my PC) but this feature, when I have the option to translate(C), it doesn't apear on the video floating. That is my problem if you could fix/ enhance this feature. Many thanks, good work, Francisco Caldeira

I really want to disable that Firefox uses the mouse thumb buttons 4 and 5 as "previous page" and "next page" commands.

Example: Sometimes I study/play for hours a chess problem on https://tactics.chessbase.com/de/Solve but as soon the page gets reloaded it will be a new chess problem - no way to go back!

Somebody wrote a solution to disable the backspace key (on keyboard) triggering the "previous page" command, assuming the mouse thumb button 4 would be used by Firefox as backspace key. Unfortunately this assumption proofed to be wrong. The solution only disabled the backspace key to trigger the "previous page" command, but the mouse thumb buttons STILL DO TRIGGER the "previous page" and "next page" commands.

Where can I disable the mouse thumb buttons in Firefox - without disable the thumb buttons entirely in the Logitec software?

websites like whatsapp youtube etc require sign in again and again even after i sign in , when i sign in and close firefox then open the same website again i need to again sign in to that website please help me how to fix it , also my firefox crashed one day , i recently unchecked pop ups then checked them again.

403 Forbidden is coming up when I am trying to go to my own website. What can I do to stop this? I prefer to use Moz://a, but I need to be able to get to the sites I need.

I was unable to go on the : www.glance.intuit.com with a Technical Support Team to resolve an error. a screen popped up: We can connect to the server. How can I check that firefox has permission to access to the web?

I have attached 2 screenshots of the same website using Firefox and Chrome and the prices do not display on Firefox correctly.

As you can see the prices only show on Firefox for the items at the bottom of the page but Chrome shows all item prices.

I am running Firefox 84.0.1 (64-bit) and the screenshot was takne when I ran it in Safe Mode with add-ons disabled to rule out them.

So when I try to use Google Meet, it asks me for permission to use the microphone but no sign of camera. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!

I am using Firefox Nightly version 86.0a1, if that's helpful.