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FF does not offer to save the password for www.medicare.uhc.com/aarp, however, it remembers the login name. What is strange about this, is that, Chrome does remember the password. Any help on this one? Thanks

Where can I download Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR 52) for Windows in order to continue using the Session Manager extension? It's extremely important and vital that I am able to restore my historical sessions and also save multiple sessions going forward.

When I try to download it, I can see it will be 60 version instead.

Unfortunately I mistakenly updated my ESR 52 version today without realizing I'd lose that extension. This is very frustrating, so to alleviate the issue, I'd just like to have the older version and stick with it. Thank you.

hello,

I noticed recently that there are multiple instances of firefox.exe running in task manager, at the moment I have 7 tabs open in firefox and there are 7 instances in task manager. I tried going to 'about:config' and setting 'browser.tabs.remote.autostart.2' to false but this didn't make any difference. I had some problems with firefox crashing often, and was worried that there might be a problem

Any advice appreciated

Firefox issued another update today, to 62.0, but this additional new update still did not fix Netflix bug: Error Code: F7121-1331-P7 Is anyone in this forum able to escalate the bug report to address this problem with Netflix?

Using FF 62

When I click on show all bookmarks I get the library window and can easily search for bookmarks. Unfortunately the folder is not identified. I looked at the column heading thinking I could add the folder to the columns but to my surprise... folder is not available as a column choice.

Is there any way to add FOLDER LOCATION to the columns in the bookmark library? If not, how can I submit this suggestion to Mozilla?

I work at a small company who has been using firefox for our work. It has updated and now it crashes and we can't use it. I prefer it over Chrome. Is there a fix? I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it and listing the website we use as an exception. None of that has worked. this is the crash log: e68fd5de-fd1d-450c-8057-5f41b05940f6 9/7/2018 2:07 PM

bp-11467413-8504-42e0-9338-e4abb0180911 9/11/2018 1:22 PM bp-9b5755c6-3ec1-463d-8b5b-5ebb50180911 9/11/2018 1:21 PM bp-46ca70a6-d3dd-45cb-ac08-4cd390180911 9/11/2018 9:41 AM bp-f1040c0a-e207-4efc-81ef-50dc70180911 9/11/2018 9:12 AM

Under privacy and security - forms and passwords - I have checked "Ask to save logins and passwords" - Many times - when visiting a new site - the dropdown that asks if I want to save - does not appear - and/or - the login is there - but the password is not saved. "Password Editor" in add-ons is not compatible with my version of Firefox - Without going crazy - there should be a way - under this setting - "privacy and security" - to Manually add a web-site with login/password. And if not - why not?

Firefox 60.2.0 ESR on Win7 and Win10 - but a lot of versions below had same problem

We use a proxy - normally with a .PAC file via System Settings but tested settings within FF with .PAC file or directly entered proxy.

It prompts after every launch of FF for Proxy credentials and NEVER shows the "Would you like Firefox to save this login..."

For any other site it always offers storing the credetials and it works like it should be.

EXCEPT I found one solution: When launching FF Cancel the "Authentication Required" (sometimes 3 to 7 times canceling). Than open any page on the web and authenticate against the proxy - it will show the "Would you like Firefox to save this login..." and it is visible in the password store. Thereafter everything is operational.

Another problem: If you ever click on "Never save" for proxy saving credential this proxy site it NOT added to the Exceptions list and cannot be removed and I did not find any way to solve it except removing the Firefox profile.

Tested with German and English Version Searched for a solution since a year ever and ever again configured dozens of parameters in about:config which I found on the web. Credentials for every other site are always saved.

Users with a old Firefox profiles with saved proxy credential do not have this problem, only new FF profiles - since at least a year possilbly longer.

Hi,

I'm trying to use Firefox to debug a slow website. Now, I know this website is slow - that's what I'm working on. So I don't need to see the "a website is slowing down your computer" message, I just want to be able to tell Firefox that - for this particular site - I don't want to see that message, I just want you to automatically wait and don't ask me again.

Is it possible to do this? Or if not on a site by site basis, then just disable the message altogether with a setting? It makes it especially difficult to use Firefox for this problem, but I don't want to have to switch to another browser to do it.

Thanks

Hello all,

For some reason, even though it's set to do so in settings, I cannot view PDF files in Firefox, only download them.

Has this happened to anyone else?

Cheers!

Currently, a third party cookie from krxd.net keeps reappearing in my cookie list even though I have blocked it, and if I delete it, it immediately re-appears. The only way to truly delete it is to disconnect from the internet before deleting. I have sometimes had the same problem with Google cookies.

While i am adding Webrtc SDP data into setLocalDescription then in firefox beta giving error like this: "Local descriptions must have a=mid attributes", so because of this webrtc project not working properly, please help to resolve this issue.

Hey everyone,

I am using wordpress for my site, and have had an issue with people stealing content in the past.

Because of that I'm using a wordpress plugin that disables right click and copy paste. I know that it's not fool proof, and that it's still possible to view the source etc. if you know how.

The problem I'm having at the moment though, is that the pages are still accessible in Firefox Reader view, and in Reader View all the content can be viewed in an unprotected way, and easily copy pasted. So if it's possible I'd like to add something (plugin / code or whatever is needed really) that will stop people from opening my pages in Reader View.

Would anyone have any ideas on how to do that?

From what I've read, Reader View determines content to show based on markup in the code, so I could try stripping out the HTML tags, but not sure what that's going to do to my theme styling.

Thanks, David

Every time I start up the browser on a user other than the admin it acts like it just started to the first time. The browser also doesn't save any of the settings on the browser either.

What is going on with mozilla? I can't use it anymore. It just simply will not work right at all for any webpage. I copy the URL, paste into chrome and I have zero and I mean zero issue at all. I can not even go on to facebook with mozilla, a yellow bar is nonstop flashing, saying unresponsive script but I can open facebook in 100 tabs on chrome all day and navigate the entire interface fully with no issue, it is not just facebook, it is all websites, godaddy pro dashboard, all the google sites, office, none of these sites work properly and many more to.

I tried to solve the capcha but i can´t see them. Here is i picture from a chapcha test. But on other browsers it works. I love firefox but if this not work i need to change my browser. Pls help me to fix this.

Ty Guys

Since the upgrade to Ver 62 was applied every time I launch Firefox, use it for any length of time then quit it successfully, the crash reporter appears. I have changed nothing else on the computer - as far as installation of software is concerned. I have not loaded or used anything browser related that I was not using before the new version of Firefox was loaded. I am getting fed up with this string of Crash Reporter windows appearing after every trip to the browser from my email client or anywhere else. If I knew how to turn it off, I would but then I would not be able to send a report if Firefox was to genuinely crash; something that rarely happens but is not unknown. My praiseworthy experience of Firefox over many years since previously using Netscape Navigator is being soured by this behaviour.