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I have been using the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 for a while with Debian Trixie with GNOME. I have noticed that firefox works for the initial half hour or so and after that it just stops responding to the touches. I know its Firefox because the other system parts stay responsive to my touches, e.g. GNOME. I'm on version: Mozilla Firefox 128.10.0esr.

Can anyone help me?

Tried to click on Firefox today and browser wouldn't open. So i uninstalled and reinstalled and got the same result. I'm guessing the browser is no longer available for Windows 11 and they're going out of business.

I have a new desktop i7 computer with 16 GB of RAM. Why are my Firefox browser screens locking up? I'm running Windows 11 Pro. I don't have this problem with Chrome.

I have used Firefox for years, but now it seems to be having problems with connectivity with both team meetings and zoom. Awful problems with meetings freezing or loss of connectivity.

When trying to do a search for a video in YouTube Studio, the search seems to freeze. Doing a similar search in Microsoft Edge works OK. This problem started happening several months ago. I've tried clearing the cache for YouTube pages.

I noticed recently that my Firefox changed, now when I click on the search/url bar at the top of the screen it opens into this full window sized search bar that sits at the top of the screen which is really bothersome. I also noticed that the close and minimize icons which are normally at the top right of the screen moved to be pushed inwards. I cannot tell if this is some issue with my Arch install, or a theme, but I tried switching to other themes in Firefox that do not use the system stuff and it seems to still be an issue? Could it be something else? I am totally at a loss as to what caused this and how to fix it, if I need to do something else on my system I can do more troubleshooting as well. (I have included two screenshots showing what I mean)

Background: I have Firefox on a brand new Thinkpad X1 Gen 11, running Windows 11. I have used Firefox with multiple Google accounts on an older machine for 5+ years. That machine is running Windows 11 as well.

Problem: I cannot add multiple Google accounts in order to access Gmail, Drive, etc. I have added the first, my personal account. When I select "Add another account" from the menu icon in Gmail website, it takes me to the add account page. As soon as I try to highlight the name of my personal account, it freezes and the only option is to shut it down. To be clear, this is trying to add a Google account when browsing, *not* trying to create multiple profiles in Firefox. I have refreshed, reinstalled, and searched for a solution. What is going on?

Gmail is slower than frozen molasses, it is taking 15 to 20 seconds to respond to mouse clicks and typing as well as scrolling, it takes me more than half an hour to do what should take a few minutes, if this is not fixed soon that will be the end of Firefox for me, I will use Opera instead.

I updated firefox just yesterday or earlier today idk and the right click menu is so long with multiples of the same and they DO NoThInG! Linux Mint 22 Cin. 6.8.0-55 Generic Kernel

I have a new computer with Windows 11 Home Edition. After setting it up and installing Firefox 133.03 32bit. Webpages will load, but i am unable to click on anything on the pages and anything occur. I have Windows 7 on my old PC and Firefox 133.03 64bit and have no issues whatsoever. I was getting javascript errors, but went in and enabled javascript. This did nothing to change the issue.

Hallo, seit einiger Zeit friert die Seite von " welt.de" ein. Komischerweise nur diese, sonst keine andere Internetseite. Ich habe schon gegoogelt, woran das liegen kann, habe aber nichts gefunden. Gibt es von ihrer Seite hier Tipps, was zu machen wäre ? Grüße Stefan Zintl

Do I need Firefox 78.0.2 (x64) and Firefox ESR (x64)? Also I noticed I have noticed a very slow startup. I have an old Dell Vostro 460 PC. I also did a Task Manager and noticed five Firefox process. Can I shut some of these down?

Thanks, Irv