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I am unable to access my PNC Bank online account only when using Firefox. I have used Brave, Safari and Opera and can easily get into my account. I'm currently using Firefox 85.0 on a Mac. I have no problems going to any other websites. Just wondering if anybody else is having this problem.

It's been a while since I last used Firefox, so I'm assuming a compatibility issue with a recent browser update is what's causing the Google Translate site to not load properly (see attached picture). What can I do to fix it? Thanks in advance!

The web site from Apple does not display correctly o a Mac OS running the latest version 85.

The site is https://discussions.apple.com/welcome the screen shows as enclosed. When I use another browser it works properly on the same workstation. Also I have refreshed and reinstalled FF.

I can no longer sign into my Citi account using Firefox (85). Works on all other browsers. The only error message I get is:

Trouble signing on?Select "Forgot User ID or Password"

Started a few days ago. Contacted Citi, and they ran me through all the typical solutions (clearing cache, force refreshing, etc.) There final solution was to use another browser.

Checked on my laptop, which is still using Firefox (v84.0.2). I could login with no issue. Updated to v85.0 and I cannot login.

So, there is an issue with v85.0 and citi.com

Hi Since yesterday 2-Feb-21, i cant open any Google sites (Search engine, Photos, Drive, mails etc)! I have no idea how this happened. showing below message once i enter Google.com

Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to www.google.com because this website requires a secure connection.

What can you do about it?

www.google.com has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.

The issue is most likely with the website, and there is nothing you can do to resolve it.

If you are on a corporate network or using anti-virus software, you can reach out to the support teams for assistance. You can also notify the website’s administrator about the problem.

Someone could be trying to impersonate the site and you should not continue.

Websites prove their identity via certificates. Firefox does not trust www.google.com because its certificate issuer is unknown, the certificate is self-signed, or the server is not sending the correct intermediate certificates.

Error code: SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER

View Certificate

Firefox will not load American Express after I put in the password on this PC. I can load thru Edge and thru Safari on my Ipad and Iphone. I tried deleting the icon and reinstalling Firefox but that did not work. Any other suggestions?

Firefox Support: I am 80-years old, and use a land line. 360 894-6326. I do not have a cell phone. I have been using Firefox, and Aol for a good number of years. I do not use most bells and whistles or ‘Social Media’ accounts, and I cannot click a picture of a code from the screen. Recently, I purchased a new Laptop, which required using a Microsoft ‘Outlook Account’ the previous account Walter6326@Outlook.com ‘Password’ was not recognized, I tried to change it many times filling out the ‘form’ provided, which did not request simple information which could identify me, instead the ‘team’ said they would get back in 24-hours. They did, and indicated I didn’t provide enough information to identify me.

After a number of attempts in which ended up now creating: Butch6326@Outlook.com, I was able to get the other Laptop to work, except in using one then the other some of my destinations do not recognize the last password, and I have to have a code or some such sent to Aol.com to verify that I am me. I created yet another account with Webmail.fairpoint.net ‘Phillwa2@fairpoint.net’, however 'fix it' codes sent to that account do not get there. I have synced both computers with Firefox, and it appears that it is working. In this day and age it seems impossible to actually talk to a person in which such problems could be resolved in short order. I would appreciate some direction.

Hello, I cannot access a specific webpage any longer, although it worked just fine so far (https://step.esa.int/main/ ). I use the Firefox browser 85.0 (64-bit) on Windows 10. I unsuccessfully tried a range of security settings adjustments. I notice that I can access an associated forum (https://forum.step.esa.int/ ), I suppose because 'enhanced tracking protection is OFF' for this webpage. But I cannot manually add https://step.esa.int/main as an exception to tracking protection list (Firefox Menu -> Options -> Privacy and Security -> Manage Exceptions tab), in order to check that the problem lies there. Any help will be greatly appreciated as this issue is work related.

Efi

Started noticing that some interactive elements (animation, video, input..) disappear from several websites on FF Example websites: (attached preview comparisons between FF & Chrome) https://www.typeform.com/ https://www.obviously.ai/ https://what-tool.online/ Steps Tried: Safe mode with plugins disabled , turn off enhanced tracking (no fix) Version: FF Developer 86, Windows 10

For about a month or so I have been having issues seeing certain links on pages or headings due to Title Tags displaying over the top of the link or heading.

Does anyone know why this is happening?

I am using Firefox and have noticed that when I do a view page source I do not see the current page, but a cached copy. To view the page source I first have to go to options and delete data.

Here is how to reproduce. 1. Go to a website showing changing data 2. Right click and select view page source 3. Examine the page source to see that it shows an older copy of the data, not the current data 4. Go to options and search on the term 'cache' 5. Delete the cached data 6. Go back to view page source and try again 7. Now the page source is the current data seen in Firefox

This past week I started getting the Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue warning when I tried to access my email at Comcast.net. I also got the warning on my banks website when I tried to transfer funds, something I had done many times before. This seems to have started after "upgrading" to version 78.7.1 of FireFox. However, I got the same sort of error using Safari: "Safari can't verify the identity of the website xfinityconnect.email.comcast.net" The certificate shows it is issued by "AVG untrusted CA" from the country "CZ" and State/Province "Brno". Comcast told me to just trust their certificate and I was able to get to my email account, but I am getting the same warning from PNC Bank's website when I try to transfer funds. This REALLY has me worried. Can someone tell me if this is a sign I've been hacked? How can I fix this so I can again transfer funds from my checking account to other banks?

Hi, my site

https://homeinspection-online.com/

Does not load in FF but works in other browsers?

Hiya:)

I am experiencing weird *deletions* of my saved passwords in the autofill of some sites...

I select the saved u/p and as soon as i press *login*, it clears the fields...

Anybody know what could be causing this?

Thx:)

Firefox will not log into Bank of America or Mailchimp, but Safari and Chrome do so without problems. Others have reported the same problem, but I find no fix. I'm using a MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019), Catalina, 10.15.7 and Firefox 85.0.1. Anything new on this problem?

Thanks.

Have always been able to access county dept. of public health website but now get the following message:

SSL Not Supported Error 29 publichealth.lacounty.gov 2021-02-08 18:48:35 UTC

Am able to access website using IE and Chrome. Any suggestions about how to fix problem? Thanks.

Hi,

I have just updated the subscription for my website - and Firefox doesn't show the site any more. All I get is a white screen with "2021 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. The Sponsored Listings displayed above are served automatically by a third party. " etc.

I have tried a hard refresh and a reboot (and rebooting our router) without success.

The website host has suggested "... browser is stuck or your ISP hasn’t picked up the domain..."

I tried getting on the website on my 'phone. That worked fine!

Any ideas, please?

Gegs

If you go to https://jobs.medtronic.com/ using Firefox and try to search for a job, nothing happens. The job search works just fine with Microsoft Edge. I've had issues with other company job search sites as well. This problem only started since the last FireFox update and yes, I've tried disabling the new tracking protection, but the problem is still there.

So I've recently noticed that Firefox is the only browser which has problems displaying colours effectively.

I've searched this issue on Google and to be quite honest, the archived responses to this issue which I've read have been rather bad-faith and evasive, blaming either driver issues or Windows settings - neither of which get in the way of other browsers' correctly displaying a webpage. And why should I fiddle with my Windows or driver settings to make a browser happy, anyway? That seems more like a sign of browser problems for obvious, logical reasons.

I have attached screenshots of the same webpage snippet on Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Firefox. The Firefox image is the last, bluest, and incorrect rendering of the webpage colour.

I have tried going into the Color menu and cancelling the override option (selecting "Never" in the drop-down menu). I've even gone into advanced settings and set gfx.color_management.mode to 0 - nothing works.

If anyone can help with this it would be much appreciated.