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Amazon Prime videos won't play. Error message come up and says I need to upgrade to the newest firefox. I have the newest version 94.

duplicate. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1360310

Hello,

I was having trouble logging in because I thought I had disconnected my authentication app, but I eventually found it (so I am able to log in now). Before I figured this out, however, I tried to use my recovery key to log in. I found the text file that had my recovery key '[Email] Firefox Recovery Key.txt' (from 2019) and when I tried to use this, it didn't work. I noticed that the recovery page asks for a recovery 'code' instead of 'key' and when I was able to log in, it said I had never set up a Recovery Key.

Just wanted to flag the issue in case there's a reason why old Recovery Keys no longer work. It certainly could have been my error, but since I had the file, it seemed like it should've worked.

When I want a URL, I type it in the address bar. Search has no relevance to a URL, and any intervention of Search gets in the way, and creates errors.

When I click in the search bar, it's because I want a keyword search with one of the search engines. A search is not a URL.

They are two completely different things, and treating either one as the other is error. I do not want Firefox to kidnap my cursor and teleport it to somewhere I didn't click. They are two entirely different spaces, they are not interchangeable. When I click in the search bar, it's because I want a search. Don't you dare second guess me and change my click to the address bar.

How do I turn off this stupid stupid stupid error behavior of FIrefox?

I tried this and it didn't work. In about:config • keyword.enabled and toggle it from True to False. • browser.fixup.alternate.enabled and toggle it from True to False.

Hi II am a relative computer novice and I am confused by the concept of deleting cache and cookies.

I am having trouble with Firefox browser on Vanguard website. I was told to clear my cache and/or cookies.

I don't currently store any Vanguard passwords on my computer.

However, I’m afraid that if I clear cache or clear cookies I will inadvertently remove the passwords for all my other websites.

Is there a way to clear cache and clear cookies without deleting passwords?

Several weeks ago I submitted a problem I am having with "Auto Populate" to the community and never heard one word back...I was nice and calm and sweet...

Was there something wrong with my submission?

Thank you

David Rodwell ... ...

edited private details from public and search/spam bots view on this community forum.

duplicate of https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1359819 -Andrew

I have been suffering with "Not Responding" messages when using Thunderbird 91.3.2 (64bit) on a Dell Optiplex 9010, 16gb ram, 2 gb sata hard drive, Win10 Pro, V 20H2, for many months. It has been so terrible I have started to search for different email programs. I use FireFox V 18.5. Searching many forums and many web assistance sites I have been advised to do many-many things -- probably 8 to 10 different things advised to try and I did ALL OF THE SUGGESTIONS -- NOTHING helped ever!! Last thing to be tried, recommended by Thunderbird forum, was to start killing different programs that operate in my system and restart each time and test Thunderbird then "on each one" separately. That would be a long process you can bet.

Today I was seeing some difficulty with FireFox -- very slow and doing some things not normally seen. I decided I would just COMPLETELY remove FireFox and Mozilla Maintenance Service from my system. Once done, I thought I would try the old Thunderbird Email again and see if it was still having its "Not Responding" headaches. Well, low and behold-- Thunderbird is working perfectly. Primarily the problem was it would not allow me to do "Any Actions" on the email program itself or any other action on my computer while the Thunderbird was downloading new email messages. But with FIREFOX UNINSTALLED (and now defaulting to MS Edge) Thunderbird is sailing along -- downloading messages excellent -- and I can do other things while waiting on my computer without it locking up.

So -- the bottom line seems like this. All my time trying to find out what rascal of a program in my system was attacking Thunderbird was a HUGE waste of time. All the time it was Mozilla's own FireFox causing some conflict with its own Mozilla Thunderbird. All users have to do is "Uninstall FireFox" and their Thunderbird "Not Responding" headaches will end totally. At no time in weeks and hours of research on the internet did I ever see anyone comment that FireFox itself might be causing the problem with HANGS.

I will try to reinstall FireFox again as I have always depended upon it as being the safest browser I could choose but if Thunderbird "Not Responding" ever pops up again I will have to switch to MS Edge or other. I know Thunderbird has been undergoing a lot of difficulty as it is held back by a lack of Donations being made. I have donated myself a half dozen times over years. I would highly recommend if the Thunderbird management team can get to read this email that they look very hard at why FireFox would be conflicting with Thunderbird as nobody is even speculating that this might be the source of the "Not Responding" problem and from what I see most everyone with the problem on various internet sites and forums "IS NOT" getting the issue resolved. Who would think that FireFox itself is the basis for the Thunderbird trouble and not have been explored by the Thunderbird management team!! I guess my Thunderbird problem is solved but FireFox has some issues to keep an eye upon I would say. GPTDesign47

OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro, 64 bit, Build 19042, Installed 20210204072927.000000-300 Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 58 Stepping 9, CPU Count: 8 Total Physical RAM: 16 GB Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 Hard Drives: C: 1861 GB (1680 GB Free); F: 149 GB (147 GB Free); H: 465 GB (224 GB Free); Motherboard: Dell Inc. 0M9KCM, ver A00, s/n /8S3HWV1/CN7220027F011Q/ System: Dell Inc., ver DELL - 1072009, s/n 8S3HWV1 Antivirus: Windows Defender, Disabled, Norton 360 Premium 1 installed, Malarebytes Pro installed

My bookmarks toolbar disappeared. I was able to restore it, but it's blank. Using an add-in, I can show my bookmarks in a side pane. That pane does show a Bookmarks Toolbar folder, which has the expected contents.

Additional issue: how do I rearrange my toolbars. The desired order, from top to bottom is title menu navigation tabs bookmarks

Windows 7 Pro, Firefox 94.0.2

Much thanks!

Some time in the last couple days, one of my 5 folders has marked every inbox message as a "draft message," even messages that have been in there for long awhile. I have checked all help articles relating to this and checked all my settings and prefferences and everything is set as it should be. The screenshot attached shows a message from several months ago that never had this before. Please advise.

When starting Thunderbird this morning everything was gone and it wanted me to create a new account! How do I get everything back? I am unable to access any of my email for work until I can get this resolved. I could not find anything on the support page that worked. I opened up the Profile Manager and selected Default. The same thing comes up. I went ahead and tried to use my existing email sign up and create a new account and it did not recognize my log in credentials. I am still able to find all of my files still on the hard drive where Thunderbird stores everything but cannot get Thunderbird to open up so I can point it there. This has never happened to me in the last 15 years of using Thunderbird.

Do I try to start over and download a new version of Thunderbird?

Thanks! Mark

Sending an e-mail now takes over a minute with a fast Centurylink upload connection in excess of 13Mbs. This is a problem with multiple computers.

 I have tried everything I can think of at my end per above troubleshooting steps.

How can I further determine if it is a Thunderbird problem or a centurylink mail-server issue?

I would appreciate any insight you might be able to provide.

When I read content on a web page, I like to use the up and down arrows and PgUp PgDn to go through it. I hate having to reach over for the mouse and line everything up to go to the next screen. Since the last update, it seems I can't do that. When I hit the down arrow, or the PgDn key, it skips randomly down the page. This is especially true if I am reading an article with pictures in it. I think this might have something to do with my clicking yes to an inquiry from Firefox that just appeared on the page while I was browsing. It asked whether I wanted to be able to block text with keyboard commands. I'd like to change it back to whatever it was before, but can't figure out how to do that. Bill

I changed my account password last week and it worked properly for several days. Today, however, I had to use my previous password. When I went to the Change Password dialog, however the new password is showing up as "current".

The following I wrote to initially question why showing dom properties didn't work at all, but I only had tried it on an textarea example on developer.mozilla.org so far. Turns out, on right this support forum's textarea I'm right now writing in, it does work. Could I make it work on developer.mozilla.org, too, like it works here on support.mozilla.org? That would be useful to inspect the html and javascript examples on there.

Original planned question: I very recently updated to Firefox 91.3.0esr (64-Bit), and I restarted working with the developer tools.

As far as I can recall it was possible to see an overview of an html page's element's functions somewhere in the developer tools. I tried "Untersuchen (Q)" ("Examine" or is it "Inspect" in English) on the textarea (in https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLTextAreaElement ). This openend the developer tools panel, the html was shown and the textarea-elemtent highlighted. There I right clicked and selected "Dom-Eigenschaften anzeigen" (View dom properties). The console opened, and showed: inspect($0, true) Restricted { }

(I want to access all the scroll properties of the textarea, and possible functions to scroll the textarea using javascript.)

Under the settings page of the developer tools -> standard developer tools -> I actived the checkbox "DOM", and restarted the browser (using the restart option under about:profiles).

Before upgrade to version 91 [using version 91.3.2 (64-bit) on Macbook] I could select several emails and then print out the individual emails for the whole of the selected list. Is it possible to do this in the current version? As soon as I select 2 or more emails, the print command ceases to activate.

Michael G

hi, i have a dozen extensions that i wouldn't mind keeping in case i want to use them sometime, though i know you're supposed to keep extensions to a minimum to avoid complications and slowness. Does disabling add-ons avoid the problems just like deleting them altogether would? thanks!

coatli

Nothing happens when I enter my gmail id and click Next in google login page. Seeing the below error message in Developer Tools -> Console.

Content Security Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at https://ssl.gstatic.com/accounts/static/_/js/k=gaia.gaiafe_glif.en_GB.Qmzxml1wSug.O/am=AVSKJSkBIAAAAQMAAAAACAAAHgRgEJjrDQE/d=0/excm=glif_initial_css/ed=1/rs=ABkqax2exLx40csLSt8ILw0WSxSJK2QV2g/m=sy2x,sy2w,i5dxUd,m9oV,RAnnUd,sy2y,sy2z,sy30,uu7UOe,sy31,sy32,sy33,soHxf (“script-src”).

I simultaneously open two links of a bookmark folder by using the mouse scroller click. This is a most useful action, but once the pages are opened, they have to be re-selected to be pinned. Is it possible to open them in pinned mode?