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It looks to me like the RT's URL was hacked yesterday. I received a warning from Firefox urging me to go back because of suspected for malware found when I attempted to log into RT. I backed off as suggested. I have successfully logged into RT hundreds of times using without any problem, using my Firefox bookmark. The Firefox warning told me that the suspected malware was due to the fact that https was missing in the address, which is highly irregular for the RT website. The details of the address in the bookmark is https:///www.rt.com, yet when I clicked the enter button, the https had disappeared. RT streams news on Rumble and I successfully used it instead of the RT website.

Later in the day I found information that the RT website could now be used. I tried it using my bookmark. RT opened but there ere changes in the appearance on the page. There was big new banner at the top of the page announcing that I was on RT English. All the images except one were missing and I was unable to access RT news streaming. Today I again checking the bookmark address I have used for a lng time. Today I find the Firefox URL still gives me https://www.rt.com but when I press the enter button the address now changes to https://rt-english.com. When I manually asked Firefox to open rt-english.com, Firefox told me that address does not exist.

This is the best I can do to explain the problem I am encountering, and I need help to resolve the issue. Perhaps other Firefox users have run into the problem and would be grateful for help from Firefox. I am a using Firefox and it is an excellent browser. Thanks for all your good work.

About 4-6 weeks ago Chase started throwing an error message when I tried to log in. Some other banks, credit agencies, brokerage houses also same thing. The work with Chrome and Edge.

Can Mozilla get past this or do I give up and use a predatory browser?

I can't implement the suggested solution

• Open your profile folder: Windows: C:\Users\<YourUser>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile folder>\

because no Mozilla folder is being found

No Firefox folder is being found either.

My laptop did something funky upon booting up. It showed a "Desktop" and then a "Desktop 2", for what that's worth.

I have the notification that Firefox is being controlled by my organization and there isn't one. When I checked into it, what is listed is that Nord WANTS to install "NordVPN CyberSec.cer". I switched VPNs months ago, too. I went in and deleted it wherever you do that, but it hasn't updated in this area so it's still affecting my account. I need to update my email and it won't allow me to, for example. How can a certificate that hasn't been installed and for which even that request has been deleted, do this? And what can I do to get rid of it? Thanks!

I don"t understand why Firefox does not explain why I cannot get Lifelabs Toromto St. Uxbridge ON to stay open for me to make an appointment. The computor freezes, then I cannot do anything with the computor.

The CGNAT (RFC6598, 100.64.0.0/10) address space is currently included as part of the local network. I need to exclude this space from being considered "local", as I need CGNAT to not be blocked, but the standard RFC1918 addresses do need to be blocked.

I have attempted to put just the RFC1918 addresses into network.lna.address_space.private.override, but that didn't have any affect, and putting the CGNAT into the network.lna.address_space.public.override didn't work either. I cannot find documentation on these fields so I have no clue how to use them.

And by put them in, I put in standard CIDR notation, comma delimited, so: 192.168.0.0/16,172.16.0.0/12,10.0.0.0/8.

This problem is encountered with Firefox 157.0.1 (aarch64) under MacOS.

The best solution would be for there to be an option in the standard preferences panel to exclude CGNAT from being considered local, as I think many home users are using the RFC1918, and not the CGNAT space.

Thank you for your help.

With the new FF 157.0.1 (64-bit) it seems the download icon in the toolbar is now purple. I want this back to the old colour but have no idea how to do this. Why was this changed, because the colour hurts my eyes.

BTW .. using FF on Windows 11 (25H2)

Thanks, Matthijs

Firefox freezes some seconds or some minute after I open the program, I end task and wait to reopen the program, opening up the program it continues to freeze. I've reset firefox multiple times, cleared cache & webdata, completly uninstalled FF and reinstalled it, doesn't solve it. Starting firefox in troubleshooting mode also freezes and hangs. After end tasking firefox multiple times it eventually stops freezing but during the next day when I open the browser the issue returns, The same goes after I reinstalled it after uninstalling it, works for the rest of the day but the next day the issue returns. Background: I switched from chrome to Firefox some months ago and imported webdata from chrome to FF.

In other browsers (Brave, for example, and Chrome) I can open a drop down menu, and while holding Ctrl choose multiple sites to view. In Firefox, if I drop the menu and choose one site, the menu disappears before I can choose others, even if I hold the Ctrl key. I have to reopen the menu for every site I want from that menu. Is there a way to make FF act like other browsers in this respect?

Desktop version update to 157.0.1 acted like a fresh install. Prompted me to import from previous browser. Firefox was my previous browser. I have my bookmarks backed up, but lost all my tab groups, which is a huge problem to try and recreate. Lost downloaded themes. Lost downloaded extensions. Why did this happen? I can't imagine it was by design.