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Firefox 45.0.2 OSX 10.6.8

Problem: file->save dialog shows mounted SMB (NTFS) volumes greyed out (therefore inaccessible). Safari has no trouble with the same volume. Neither does Finder.

On the website Roblox.com, you can launch user-made games through your web browser (firefox). In order to do this, you download a plugin for firefox, which I had before I changed OSes. I've been using firefox for a long time on Windows 7. I've recently made the change to get Windows 10. Everything seems to have transferred fine, except for this Roblox Launcher Plugin. As many times as I install, reinstall, uninstall, restart, downloading the plugin from their site does nothing. This has only happened on Windows 7. I've used other browsers, such as chrome, and they don't have this issue. The program is on my computer, but Firefox refuses to install the plugin, for some reason. This is sort of a stretch to be sending for the Firefox support forum, but the Roblox support forum wasn't helpful at all. If anyone could help, I would greatly appreciate it.

The newly installed version of FIREFOX have preinstalled plug NPMEDIA NPGUIDE and that can not be removed and can only be turned off.

Information about what makes these plugins do not have in themselves no plugins or the Internet.

Question: What kind of plug-ins, what they do, whether they are not viruses because looks suspicious ...

FIREFOX downloaded from the official site.

Hi,

I am using latest version of Firefox with few Tab Groups extension. I have following problem - I have several tabs open and grouped. When I close tab from group a I am moved immediately to latest opened tab in group b.

Looks like Firefox returns me to latest opened tab in order - can this behaviour be changed to stay on current group of tabs?

Best Regards Wojciech

If I'm on Firefox for more than 10 minutes, my computer will freeze. I have to use 'control, alt, delete' to get out. I briefly see a pop up screen that says 'you've reached your breaking point'. I cannot figure out whats causing this. It only happens when I use Firefox. I hope someone knows the answer. Thank you

I keep Firefox updated automatically, including plug-ins, and haven't any malware on my computer. For the last two or so weeks, sometimes Firefox will gobble my disk space usage to 100%. I have to use Task Manager to restart it, and frankly I'm starting to get tired of it.

Updating Malwarebytes and Super AntiSpyware to run scans, but in the event that doesn't do anything, what else would you suggest? I've been using IObit's Smart Defrag 4 frequently to do some serious defragging, but don't believe that could be the source.

Thanks for any help.

i have problem in new version of firefox i execute firefox and movie and sounds in flash not work or not play in choma is work good . some fix for its problem? i select true and disable alot option in flash and html5 and fix´s not works . some one more solution pls?

Just read the release notes. Firefox has no known issues with memory leak or Flash not working correctly? I spent over 2 hours running all wonderful suggestions under the running slow label, which blamed it on users, to find my system was fine... twice in last 5 days. No mention of how flash quits randomly (works fine on the other browsers at same sites). I just wish I could figure out what I am doing wrong with secure sites randomly being blocked on firefox when the others do not have that issue and all the addresses are https. My fault again. I must be doing something wrong on a desktop that only affects firefox randomly... Shame on me.

Figured I would let you know that firefox has no issues... all my fault.

Every day, multiple times a day, every time I open Firefox (latest updated version 45., non-Beta), multiple tabs open for every single one of my add-ons, prompting me to manually update them. For each update, I must go through a two- or three-step process, pushing a button twice if no restart is required, three times if it is. To say the least, this is driving me up the wall. Sadly, I have yet to find a solution on the support forum. I am a long-time Mozilla devotee. I believe in Mozilla and Firefox, and prefer this non-profit, community-driven product to any commercially-driven alternative -- hands-down. But this constant updating of add-ons is making my Firefox browsing life simply untenable. I cannot continue to do this. Can anyone give me guidance on a way out? I would so love to NOT have to switch to a different browser. Many thanks in advance to this amazing global community.

Scrolling through websites immediately triggers the dreaded spinning rainbow wheel. This doesn't happen on Chrome or Safari at all. They are both lighting fast, and Firefox used to be. Not sure why this is the case now. I have OS X El Capitan, V. 10.11.4 and it's a relatively new MacBook air. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

-Matthew

Dear Mozilla, Firerfox is crashing when I close tabs. Unfortunately not every time but very regularly. Please can you help? I have the latest version of MacOSX, the latest version of Firefox and have most add-ons set to ask to activate - although on checking this I found the facebook video calling plugin was activated. Thank you for your time, Paul These are the latest crash reports: bp-ecba798e-db14-4ad6-bd28-149862160413 13/04/2016 19:06 bp-687231bd-a475-414c-97c5-a29ff2160407 07/04/2016 18:18 bp-46dc0302-8c11-44f7-a166-0e5372160407 07/04/2016 14:48 DDBF4BC5-31AE-45F0-8F70-A696107C1D75 03/04/2016 18:21 6A59E5DD-6E75-4D47-8252-051D7243E2C7 03/04/2016 18:20

I just downloaded Firefox 45.0.2 to run on my MacBook Pro running OS 10.11, El Capitan. When I click the icon to start Firefox, I get a blank browser screen and immediately I beachball/stall. When I open my Force Quit, every time I see [Not Responding] next to Firefox. I have already uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox, but I get the same result.

well I dont know why but a part of the autofill feature does not work. url suggestions from history are shown in the dropdown, as well as other tabs or history, but I cannot search for suggestions and it also doesnt autocomplete what I am typing. being on Firefox 45.0.2 but had this problem for quite a while.

why no norton, this really sucks. Its rediculous. I hate I.E BUT norton stores all my 100 security passwords in tight security. Now nothing, when is Firefox going to get it? If not, back to Google or IE.

When I click on email link, I get several options to try for the purpose of sending a link. When I click on one of them, one of two things will happen. Either the link page will immediately close without even giving me much opportunity to select a potential email means or, if I get to select one, I try to set it up and get an error code. Sorry but I didn't record the code.

I typed the wrong info while trying to sign in to sync. I finally remembered the sign in but was told too many attempts already. How do I fix this so I can sign on to sync?

Let me try again:

First: I'm running Windows 10 and have the LATEST Firefox ver. 45.0.2. I HAVE read through the support forum and have not found a response that addresses the issue(s) I'm having. IF YOU RESPOND, PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MESSAGE FIRST so you know all of the steps that I have *already* taken.

Second: Firefox is not saving login and password information on this computer (this has been ongoing for months).

Third: Firefox is not Sync-ing login and password information with my Firefox account. Also, it periodically loses the Sync connection and I have to re-enter my password. (I also have a Win XP computer running Firefox ver. 45.0.2 that has never had a problem retaining login and password information.)

Fourth: BOTH of my computers have Firefox setup IDENTICALLY--all the same settings, both are logged in to the Firefox account.

Fifth: Both of my computers ARE Sync-ing all other data (bookmarks, extensions, etc.--all of the check boxes in Settings are "on").

Sixth: I have reinstalled Firefox on both computers. I have quadruple checked that all of the settings are the same. The ONLY thing I haven't done is a complete uninstall of Firefox on the Win 10 computer (all files--exe, data, profile info, everything). I really loathe the simple, nuclear option "necessary step" so often given to solve any problem, whether or not it really needs a sledge hammer when a tack hammer would do fine. Know what I mean?

So, finally, PLEASE help!

Last month I used the wootstalker.com site while shopping Woot.com during a woot off.

Ever since then, whenever I use Firefox, my browser will randomly play a sound that is one of the chimes on that wootstalker site (not the main woot site). It is the Zelda Chime. Normally that's my go to sound on wootstalker, but that day, I used the monkey just for fun. I distinctly remember that because that's why it was odd that I started hearing the zelda sound.

I've been very concerned about this because I didn't know what was doing it at first, and it seems to have spread from one computer to another (one Win 10, one Win 7). But if it's something in Firefox, maybe that's why, because I'm logged into my firefox account on both computers.

Today I was able to capture a screen shot of the Windows Volume Mixer while the sound was playing, so it is coming from a Firefox Plugin (see picture, if it loads).

My concern is that I have a subscription to BitDefender Total Security, so I have that running and I've done scans and it hasn't flagged anything. I also have AntiMalwareBytes running and ran scans, and it hasn't found anything. So if this is malware, it's something new or well hidden.

Hopefully it's just some glitch with the plugin in Firefox that's been synced between my machines, but either way, I'm tired of it happening, and I'd like to figure out what is causing it.

If there's any more information I can provide, please let me know. Thank you.