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When I type is "cats" or any word I am redirected to Bing for the search results. I've check that the default page, home, should be firefox but still am redirected.

When I try to Open the Sites Provided by Torrents The Error 'The connection was reset' Page is coming. Additionally I use Quick Heal Anti Virus where Firewall Protection is Off. On Windows Firewall Firefox is added in Allow Program to access the Web.

After the update to theversion 76 the settings on two of my separate browsers on mac and windows, having own sets of passwords was overwritten. The option "sync logins" was off now its on and my password list is screwed up.

After update to 76.0 which "..strengthens protections for your online account logins and passwords, with innovative approaches to managing your accounts during this critical time:" Firefox has "strengt away" multiple passwords. Set to default the search engine and removed all of my addons.

Hi, every version i search for work a rounds to disable (for me ugly) features. The last zoom disable value does't work no longer.

Can everyone me help to disable the adressbar zoom in 77.01?

regrads, ulrich

What I need to know is how to get back my tabs that disappeared when you updated Firefox just now? 19h00 June 4, 2020. All I see when I follow Mozilla instructions is an irrelevant Tab that I never had before on Enterprise. All I want and need are my Tabs. I don't understand why they disappear - I need them back...please

06 04 20, Firefox update just finished, and crashed... Again. I had one Firefox tab open, tried to open another Firefox Tab, Firefox crashed, but it only Crashed the Tab I was trying to open. Here We Go Again. Don't tell me "Firefox doesn't Update and notify of same in a little window for (About) three seconds. Even after the Last Fiasco with Firefox's Updates Crashing) I set Firefox's Updates to "Ask First".

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Hello,

we are setting our firefox setting for our domain over the gpo. I installed the the apmx template at our domain controller and setted it.

Our goal is, to disable private surfing and preventing to delete the history. (So we could look it up if the law&order want them).

In the pictures you can see which settings are set in the gpo. Users are still to use the delete function under Settings. Do i miss some kind of gpo?

The gpo for private surfing is working fine so nobody can use it atm. A record with rsop.msc is showing evrything correctly. The Problem is on all machines. With outher browsers and gpo we do not have that kind of problem.

Following GPO Rules (Tranlated): Disable Chronicle -> Disabled Clear the history when Firefox is closed -> Disabled Disable Clean Firefox -> Enabled Disable private browsing -> Enabled Forgot button Deactivate button -> Enabled Mozilla/Firefox/Clear data when browser is closed -> Locked -> Enabled

The pop-out, mandatory search address bar is crap and everyone hates it, as witnessed by how many people immediately came to ask how to disable it when it was forced on us with 75.01, but the about:config fix of toggling browser.urlbar.openViewOnFocus, browser.urlbar.update1, browser.urlbar.update1.interventions, and browser.urlbar.update1.searchTips to false no longer returns the address bar to the way everyone wants it, which is to have a dropdown list of the most recently visited sites.

I don't care what company is paying Mozilla under the table to gain access to users' search terms-- it's Google, Google is paying them for that access-- and I don't care how badly Mozilla needs the money. Turning the address bar into a search box is crapulous browser design, full stop, and I'm uninstalling 77.01 and never updating this browser again if it doesn't get fixed.

Why is my internet speed so slow in Firefox? Is there anything I can do to speed it up? My speed is 110Mbps faster in Google Chrome. That is doing numerous speed tests on both browsers. I have no extensions or addons running. I have the latest version. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

When I right-click on an image in Chrome, and choose `save as`, it doesn't ask me for a new file name if a file with the same name exists in the folder. It just adds a `(1)` suffix to the filename automatically. However, in Firefox, it asks me to type a new file name if the directory contains a file with the same name. Is there any under-the-hood switch to fix this behavior? ( BTW my download option is set to "Save files to Downloads without asking me every time" ) Sounds like a simple problem but imagine you need to download 100 images from a web page and every file on the server is named `image.jpg`.

I'm using Firefox 77.0 (32bit) as my default browser with Windows 7 My problem today is that I am unable to login at this service: http://iptv-north-west.com/webplayer/ ...although I have been able to login there previously with Firefox and I can still login there today using various other browsers (specifically Opera and a browser that arrived uninvited from Avast that I haven't bothered uninstalling yet). I can also login on an old Windows XP PC using an elderly Firefox there. It's annoying to see all these other browsers working as usual - but not my up-to-date Firefox 77.0 - which is my longstanding browser of choice.

Rod Fielding rod@zen.co.uk

After installing the most recent update of Firefox, Firefox will no longer open with the designate homepage. Instead, it opens with a blank page. When I click on the Homepage icon in the toolbar, the designated home page will open, but it will not open automatically when Firefox is initially launched. Until the update, whenever Firefox was launched it would open with the homepage, which is what I would now like for it to do. I've checked the applicable settings and they are as they always were. Thank you in advance for any help you can give. Steve

I am having an issue with not being able to make a payment on a specific site: www.walmart.com since upgrading to Firefox 76/77.

I am using:

Windows 7 on desktop PC

When on Walmart.com with items in the shopping cart, I have the option to "proceed to checkout." This usually loads a new screen in the same tab - not a pop up box.

This time, however, I only got a white screen with continually spinning circle.

Attempted fixes:

Verified with Walmart that they could indeed access my checkout Verified that I could access the checkout in another browser, Internet Explorer Tried turning off enhanced tracking protection cleared cookies Disabled ad blocker Unchecked Block Pop Up windows re-checked Block Pop Up windows and created exception for www.walmart.com Upgraded to Firefox 77

None of the above had any effect.

I have no Add-ons to disable. I'm running a pretty basic system.

I was finally able to make my purchase on a different computer that was still running Firefox 75. Thus, I have narrowed the problem down to the upgrades of Firefox 76 and beyond.

I was also able to make a purchase on a different site using Firefox 76, but I don't recall if that site needed to load a new screen for checkout. Still, www.walmart.com will not cooperate. Any ideas what else could be blocking this particular site?

Sometimes in recent months when I click on a tab on the Start line to restore it it is instead deleted. I have to use History to get it back. This is annoying and frustrating.