Firefox 技術支援討論區

I was referred here by Intel tech support. My original thread is at: https://communities.intel.com/message/389686

My Intel wireless network settings lets me automatically launch an application whenever I connect to a certain wireless network ("Enable Intel connection settings" in Control Panel\Network and Internet\Manage Wireless Networks). However, when I choose to launch Firefox, it launches without my profile.

I located the profile folder according to the directions in the topic "How can I determine which profile Firefox 3 is currently using?". I was greeted with the attached error message upon trying to open the profile folder from the "profile-less" instance of Firefox. When I launch Firefox after closing the "profile-less" instance, my profile is loaded normally.

I tried to set my auto launch application path using a command line argument, but that resulted in a message indicating that my program path was invalid.

I tried creating a batch file that started Firefox, then setting my auto launch application path to that batch file. The text of my batch file is (including quotes):

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"

Unfortunately, that didn't work either. I would like to know why Firefox can't load my profile using the auto launch feature, but it can load my profile when I launch it from my taskbar.

There are so many 'unresponsive script' threads out there but none seem to quite match my symptoms, so bear with me. Will try to list all of the important points.

Firefox sporadically freezes. After a wait of 10-20 seconds of being completely unresponsive, the unresponsive script dialog appears.

- Interestingly, at the point the unresponsive script dialog opens, the website I'm on starts to work again in the background, fully finishing loading. Of course, I'm unable to access it due to the dialog.

- It doesn't matter whether I click Continue, Stop Script, or Debug Script - whichever one I click, the dialog disappears and Firefox re-freezes. If I click debug, I do see the debug panel open and start to load, but don't actually see the source code appear on the right.

- The script referred to in the dialog varies though I believe is always of the form chrome://browser/content/browser.js:xxxx

- It happens *inconsistently* and *not* in a replicable way - perhaps once a day, on all sorts of different websites. The same page that causes the crash will reload perfectly fine at a later stage. It happens while the page is loading (though I believe I've had it happen when a site AJAXed in a new ad too).

- I can often close the window by right clicking in the task bar and choosing close window, though the Firefox process continues to run.

- If I go into Task Manager and try to end the Firefox process, nothing happens, at least not straight away; the process remains there. Any attempts to open Firefox results in the 'Firefox is already running' popup; if I click the close Firefox button, it says the profile is inaccessible and is unable to.

- I've tried going into the profile folder and deleting the parent.lock file while this is happening, but get an error that the file is in use.

- After a few minutes, the Firefox process ends, and I can open it again.

- This problem only started happening after upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 last year.

I have tried: - disabling all extensions - disabling hardware acceleration, both in the Firefox settings and in Flash settings (though I've had crashes with Flash disabled) - creating a new profile - and even running in safe mode

It's hard to test given it happens infrequently, but I've had crashes during all of the above.

The fact that I'm unable to end the process suggests a driver issue; I've checked for display driver updates but it says they're up to date.

Here's one example crash report - this was one with all of my extensions etc enabled, and may just say it crashes because I ended the process, but in case it helps: https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/bp-342945b0-7e54-4a69-8f6a-99b082160417

Happy to provide other details as needed.

I'm a developer myself, so if there are any methods that allow *debugging* the problem as it is happening, that would be something I'd like to try.

I know all the risks and I've read https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-older-version-of-firefox

Unfortunately when I go to the link w/the older versions, it doesn't say how to install. I'm not a techie, so I have no idea what to do with the files.

I only want to go back to where I can still block 1st party cookies.

I've checked the add-ons. From what I've read, since ff took away this option, none of them have anything that works.

I will not use google as they are getting more intrusive, so this applies to mozilla firefox, mozilla thinks i'm in USA, but I'm UK how do I change it? when viewing uk sites and looking at offers I get messages that say I'm in USA and the offer is UK only. all browsing either duckduckgo, yahoo or others always results in USA search in dollars and links to USA Ebay!

How do I fix it?

Hello! I browse on www.Kijiji.ca a lot and each time you view an ad, the title of the ad changes from "blue" to "purple" to show that you've already looked at this ad. Helps to keep track of which ads you've already seen and know which ones are new. Anyway, in the last few weeks, this has stopped. No matter what I do, I cannot get that feature to work again. Very frustrating, any help or suggestions would be appreciated. How do I get the previously viewed pages to show as a different colour? Thank you!

Report ID Date Submitted bp-7be43b55-106c-4099-96bc-abf942160316 3/16/2016 6:12 PM bp-0bb7091a-00fe-49ec-81cb-f88c72160316 3/16/2016 3:26 PM bp-876dab18-bbd7-4235-8720-16ebb2160316 3/16/2016 1:43 PM bp-d1e9ce10-be1b-4ab1-80f1-a3fd72160316 3/16/2016 11:02 AM

All the above IDs are reports submitted today. I initially thought this was a graphic driver problem but i uninstalled and re-installed my driver and still firefox crashed.

I also reinstalled firefox but that did not help. All my add-ons are disabled and i am not using any extensions.

Any help would be appreciated. I use firefox as my primary browser for work but the constant crashes since the new update has really pushed me towards using chrome more and i hate it.

Not too sure how to describe this, but ever since I got my new laptop a week or two ago, this has been driving me crazy. Once every hour or two, my FIrefox browser will slowly fade into view, with only part of the UI visible. YOu can see what happens by comparing these two screenshots: paulrittman.com/Fading.png

paulrittman.com/Normal.png

When the UI is slowly fading, I can run my cursor over the blank parts, and they will become visible when the cursor runs over them.

I think this is in some way connected with either Windows 10, my i7 quad core chip, or my graphics (Intel Integrated graphics 530 or 520, I forget). I never saw this before I got my new laptop.

WHat I have tried: pretty much everything. Running FF with addons disabled; new versions of FF (38 ESR, beta, 32 & 64 bit, FDE; e10s enabled & disabled). I am fairly certain that it is not a profile issue, as i installed a new profile when I got my laptop, bringing over only bookmarks and passwords. A new profile with FDE and I saw it within a few minutes of installing all my addons into that profile.

This is not cheap hardware--the graphics is not the best, but it still should be pretty good. I did install a new graphics driver that came out late Jan or early Feb---no change.

Problem in the Q emerged within the last week at Bing online translator : http://www.bing.com/translator/ Bing translate works ok on Google Chrome, but not Firefox. So perhaps the error is generated by Firefox rather than Bing. I removed Bing cookie and tried again... no joy.

The equivalent Google Translate at https://translate.google.com/ works fine in Firefox.

Thanks

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Note : Tried uploading a screenshot but the process seems to be beyond the capabilities of this site.

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I haven't been able to login to my PayPal account for a week now despite using correct email address and and password. I cleared my cache and cookies from my Firefox 45.0 browser as suggested on this site http://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Cookies-and-Cache-in-Firefox

But after doing that I still can't login to my PayPal account.

Would somebody please help me? Thanka in advance

Firefox had been working perfectly, but this morning when I opened it I received the "Firefox had a problem and crashed" message. I was able to open it in safe mode, but that meant my add-ons were disabled. I make extensive use Alpheios, an "extension for reading and learning languages" (alpheios.net is their home page.) I refreshed Firefox and reinstalled The Alpheios add-ons (Basic Library, Greek tools. Latin Tools) from the Firefox add-on site. The problem reoccurred. I then uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox, refreshed it, and reinstalled the Alpheios ad-ons from the Firefox add-on site. The problem reoccurred. The refresh removed all my other add-ons and so the problem must be specific to Firefox and Alpheios. What must I do to get Firefox to let me continue using Alpheios as usual?

well its after the update. google recaptcha not working and on different sites like www.kissanime.com www.kisscartoon.com www.toonami.com and many others the recaptcha set up by cloudfare not working. my phone browser can get it but i cant get inside the site here on my laptop. and both use the same wifi i fill up a captcha and then press submit but it says "There was an issue communicating with the captcha provider." and once again a new captcha comes. this has been happening for a week just after i updated mozilla firefox browser. i use dell inspirion windows 7 please help.

Constantly FireFox crashes since 12/03/16 I use Windows XP SP3 and Windows 7 SP1 The problems began on that day, when I added to my RAM 4GB + 4GB. Tested memory by MemTest program - there are no errors. In mode Safe Mode - everything works. In normal mode turns off all plug-ins, extensions, and hardware acceleration. In anyway FireFox falls. Help solve the problem?

When starting Firefox I get a webpage with warnings about Microsoft Server and calling some number to get assistance. My installed virus software cannot find any problem but why is Firefox being hijacked? What can I do to put an end to this?

I have hundreds of bookmarks organized under the "Bookmarks Toolbar". Is there a way to find in which folder an specific bookmark was created? I can do a search on the "Show all Bookmarks" library but that will show the bookmark but it will not highlight the folder on the sidebar or give me any information or "path" on where to find it. I am using Firefox 45.9.0 ESR under Debian GNU/Linux 8.8 (Jessie) & Xfce.

Additional tabs keep opening in Firefox and they are alwasy from this URL: https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=lso&passive=1209600&continue=https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth?response_type%3Dcode%26scope%3Dhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.appdata%26redirect_uri%3Durn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob%26client_id%3D291791777953-mvsrpk3mq57fm2sg0r4cgkl0dg2ccn08.apps.googleusercontent.com%26hl%3Den-US%26from_login%3D1%26as%3D-4308af64b08560fe<mpl=nosignup&shdf=CpEBCxIRdGhpcmRQYXJ0eUxvZ29VcmwaAAwLEhV0aGlyZFBhcnR5RGlzcGxheU5hbWUaE0Fwb2xsbyBCcm93c2VyIFN5bmMMCxIGZG9tYWluGhNBcG9sbG8gQnJvd3NlciBTeW5jDAsSFXRoaXJkUGFydHlEaXNwbGF5VHlwZRoSTkFUSVZFX0FQUExJQ0FUSU9ODBIDbHNvIhSPwoGl32wlhAKhFcgrxwnOzVIBCygBMhSzFaQkf34jj-xmYEQybqydMHYmGg&sarp=1&scc=1

This is very annoying, I have tried everything I can find in the forums and cannot stop this.

Can anyone help?

Regards, David

I cannot determine how this blue square came to be staring at my comments, but it's creeping me out. I think it's an avatar tracker, but who put it on to me? I prefer to remain as naked as Ms. Liberty. Can you help me? NYTs emailed back it is not their square.

I can't attach any files in my outlook web app using Firefox. However, using Microsoft's Edge, there's no problem. I prefer Firefox but this is really hindering my work. I restarted Firefox, removed all plug ins, but no success with that.