Firefox 技術支援討論區

Every time I go to pinterest.com, I get the following error message:

Error 413 Request Entity Too Large

Request Entity Too Large Guru Meditation:

XID: 769432777

Varnish cache server

Ok. So I have been reading and reading on here. There is a website that autocompeltes in my awesome bar. It will NOT GO AWAY no matter how many times I clear ALL history, delete ALL cookies, etc. There is no bookmark saved with said website. (www.axlscloset.com).

The moment I type the letter "a" in my awesome bat, FF suggests www.axlscloset.com. I have also tried the SHIFT + DELETE on my mac. It is absolutely driving me crazy. What can I do short of resetting FF?

To update, this is happening with all letters of the keyboard. For example, "w" yield www.whitehouse.gov even though I have not visited it in months. "C" yield cbsnews.com.

Again, please note no bookmarks or the like are saved. All history and cookies have been cleared.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

My firefox is crashing a lot over 12 times this month. I have no idea why. It just slows to a complete stop and shows the beachball. MAC OSX.

Also I get alot of flash crashes I have updated and followed the instructions for that and no luck as of yet. Below is the info of my last 7 crashes. Please help thank you.

Report ID                                 Date Submitted

bp-4bebfd35-f575-4387-972d-199f62130912 12/09/2013 03:07 
bp-48039fce-6e10-482a-9ef0-c3c9c2130912 12/09/2013 03:01 
96F990AA-EBA7-4517-B23D-9808FC7FCE59 31/08/2013 17:47 
2EE96712-8C33-4696-AC4E-CDB01B62901A 28/08/2013 15:32 
D091AA88-8642-42AD-9332-5AAC8749E918 27/08/2013 16:27 
7B0C8E0D-3B12-4278-A709-FC1EE72FB6D5 26/08/2013 15:46 
972943BD-1735-4CB2-BF1E-2713A645C8B1

I like to keep alot of tabs and windows open so that i can switch quickly between tasks. Sometime on tab will have an annoying add that will play while trying to watch video in another tab. Is there a way to mute individual tabs? If not you should do it. Google it, people want it! (if there is a way and the answer is on google, then I feel like a fool)

Thanks!

I have a MacBook Pro. OS X 10.8.4

After I open Firefox and type a website to navigate to, it initially opens the page but then immediately redirects to another page. Sometimes it redirects to Lycos.com, or another random advertisement page. Other times it redirects to an all grey page with a notice saying my Java is out of date, which it is not, as I have made sure through my software update. Along with this problem, there is a portion of the browser (lower left hand corner) that seems to be blocked by an invisible object. I say an invisible object because the cursor changes to a finger cursor as if there is a link or click-able ad, however I have tried clicking the area and nothing happens, not even when right clicking.

I really love Firefox and prefer using it over Safari but these issues have really tainted my experience with the browser.

Somebody please help!!!!

It seems that Firefox still hasn't fixed it's memory leaks. I'm on Firefox 25.1 on Mountain Lion with 16 gigs RAM on a macbook pro with Retina. I've disabled all plugins and all add-ons and memory still seems to creep up as long as firefox is open. I also notice that CPU is always pretty high. In comparison to chrome and safari it's pretty ridiculous how much CPU and real and virtual memory Firefox needs. I do like the browser though.

Is anyone else having this problem still?

Please Note

For those sticking with Firefox

• see this helpful advice post 505646 down thread by Wesley Branton
• or for investigating a solution or needing your own fix see my post 521852 down thread

Thanks John, (A forum moderator.)

Youtube worked perfectly fine before Firefox updated to version 23. The video will freeze on the first frame while the audio plays. When the browser is moved up and down by scrolling, the video will play for a moment frame by frame. If I do it enough, the video will finally play continuously.

Right-clicking on links and selecting "Open link in new tab" always works as described, but command-clicking on links only sometimes opens them in new tabs. I am guessing that it is Javascript related, but why can the contextual menu work, and not the click?

I'm trying to find the latest version of Firefox for Windows 2008 R2 for offline installation. My laptop is a Mac and the download keeps defaulting to OSX and I cannot find any link to get to the windows version.

Thanks Bob

After my laptop crashed, I am attempting to retrieve my bookmarks off my old hard drive (which is now an external). Nowhere in any of the package contents or folder locations are there any of the file types mentioned in other articles (.json, .sqlite), and the only profile information I can access leads me to a blank backup which was just created as I opened firefox for the first time. There are no visible backups of my bookmarks ever being automatically saved, as suggested. So, after wasting a large portion of my time trying to do what should be the simplest of procedures, where are the old bookmarks supposedly stored?

Firefox 20.0 has added an infuriating feature that causes notification windows to pop up alerting me to whatever it feels like whenever it feels like. This telemarketing-style interruption is absolutely pointless and 100% in my way, and there HAS to be a way to disable it. Please, someone help! I don't want to have to drop Firefox—I've dealt with all kinds of ridiculous changes over the years—but I can't live with these interruptions.

I'm using Mac OS X 10.8.2.

Also, if anyone knows how to turn off that animated downloading arrow, that would be great, too.

As of June 25 2013 In Firefox version 22.0 the ALLOW button fails to work when presented the message "Firefox prevented this page from automatically reloading". The WORKAROUND is to UNCHECK "Warn me when websites try to redirect or reload the page". The ALLOW button should be corrected, however.

When a bookmark is visible at the toolbar I can simply right-click and select "delete", but when I put more and the bookmark page goes to the "arrow" I am not able to do the right-click to delete the bookmark.

Im using firefox 20 beta and os x 10.8.2, Ive been on beta channel for a long time but with 20 beta every time I start firefox it says "well this is embrassing..." and tries to restore couple of tabs I visited before..problem just started after first update of beta ,

I tried; reset firefox complete uninstall by deleting profile folder also deleting org.mozilla.firefox.plist file in preferences folder in library

made clean instal but nothing changed. Im sure firefox closes normally as I checked on activity monitor and my homepage is about:newtab. "show tabs from last time" is not selected from preferences.

same problem continues on aurora 21 too, it just started after first update of 20 beta, I used 20 beta without such problem for a week, but since first update of beta its broken even on aurora too.

btw java is disabled and problem occurs when flash is not working..

I use several games that work with java and just recently, none of them work. When I try to search for java in the plug-in section of add-ons, it doesn't show up. When I try installing the update on the java page (numerous times), it still doesn't show up even after restarting firefox / rebooting computer. I tried uninstalling the Java 7 as recommended in one article but because I have a mac, a java 6 download isn't available from the java website. Please help me.