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SInce a recent Mozilla Update, the link in a One Drive email will not open in Firefox. It will from the Outlook email in Chrome. The Microsoft support person said the problem is with Firefox and that other persons are having the same problem. IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO SO FIX IT?? I have gone to Setting, Googled the problem and followed various suggestions and nothing has worked.

  Do I just need to wait until the next Mozilla Update?

I have Windows 10

I can no longer use Firefox to access my banks website. I am told they have broken ties with Firefox. In the past, at times that website would exhibit odd behavior, sometimes attributed to the use of Firefox.

Firefox seems to have issues with various sites, particularly for me in the way of display irregularities.

I'm curious as to why.

A website has moved a while ago, but when I type in the first few letters, I still get the URL to the now defunct site suggested. I tried long-pressing the entry under "Firefox Suggest", but do not get any options to remove it.

Since the defunct URL starts with the same 10 or so characters as the new one, I always have to type a lot to get to the correct page. On the other hand, I use it to rarely to warrant a bookmark.

I've noticed that Youtube videos on Firefox are far more washed out when compared to Google Chrome. HDR is enabled on my Monitor and in Windows 11; however, the issue is present for standard SDR videos as well. Any idea what is going on here?

"Secure connection and security warning error pages in Firefox." I have read this article, but it does not really help. Since about Monday this week that i have been experiencing a 'lockout' from certain websites that i trust and regularly visit. How is it possible that you can override my own personal security options? This is occurring with Duckduckgo. Using Google allows access to the website. Using Brave presents no problems at all.

So i am going to move away from Firefox to Brave. I appreciate warnings but not lockout. You guys do not know the websites i have been visiting for decades and they are all legal and ethical.

HEEEEEEELP!

Ugh! My old desktop pc died a few months back. I was using a chromebook until I could replace it, but didn't have access to my Firefox account. Finally got a new pc, but I can't seem to find any way to access my old info. Someone please tell me it's still here somewhere, and how to find it. I had so many important bookmarks saved, and now I'm just absolutely sick at the thought that I can't get them back. I'm not sure which version of Firefox I was running, but I do know the old computer was still on Windows 10.

My computer is running very slowly on Firefox. It takes forever to load anything on Facebook, or my Bank, or any other site where I want to use Firefox. I have DuckDuckGo for search, and that is really slow, too. So I thought that maybe Firefox needs to be updated. But I don't know where to find the Menu Bar. I am 80 years old and don't know the computer "jargon." By coming here I lost your step-by-step directions about what to do AFTER I find the Menu!

When searching from the search bar how do I make it to where YouTube doesn't come up as an option for when I'm looking for a video? How do I block YouTube from my search

The downloaded file name is: part_000000(5),csv The small window that appears asks: "What should Firefox do with this file?" I clicked on "Open with Firefox", then clicked "OK", but the window just vibrates and doesn't open the file. The file contains the URL's of all the pocket saves that will be lost after October 8th.