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I just installed Firefox on my laptop, it is rendering web pages with missing letters and photos that cannot be seen, but if I try to copy them to show you they come out correct. How do I fix this, it makes webpages almost unreadable? Thanks Gordon Sears

First one is I get a "Sorry, the video player failed to load.(Error Code: 104153)" error when clicking links from a search for a video, if that video is available on YouTube it opens and plays just fine, not from other websites though - and it should. Fix?

Second is one I searched here: "Your browser is being managed by your organization." I found a couple of questions asked - one had a number of things to try, all of which I did, I did delete one Registry entry about certificates, but when the browser reopened, message was still there. None of the other options offered worked either. I don't use Norton (ever!), I use Windows Defender in combination with Malwarebytes Pro for malware. I don't think either of those are at issue. Or can't see how.

This is and has always been only a personal use pc. So, are there other ideas about how to get rid of that message? I've seen it elsewhere too, Chrome, but their help said it was just something they couldn't get rid of and to ignore it. It seems I ought be able to do more than that. Not incidentally, maybe, I see the same message in Windows Settings, can't get rid of it there either. Thanks for any ideas anyone might have. :^)

Please explain what happened. Firefox filled in a correct password when I went to establish an account with Greenpeace.org have no password listed in my Firefox passwords for Greenpeace.org.

I can't find anywhere here the procedure to disable the nuisance "AI". Can someone send me an email and let me know? Send it to [edited from public]. Thank you. Proton Man

Firefox worked just fine yesterday, but today it's not loading certain pages. For example, I can get into my gmail, but if I click on a specific email I just get a "loading..." message, but nothing happens. I can get onto my employer's website, but can't open the link to fill out my time sheet, similarly getting an endless "loading..." message. I've checked for updates, cleared cache/cookies, restarted my computer, and nothing helps. Not having the same issue w/ Microsoft Edge, but I'd hate to have to switch over if there's some fix here I'm overlooking, or a broader Mozilla issue that some smart folks are already troubleshooting. Thanks!

With the most recent updates of Firefox with secure server substitution, I often open the Firefox browser for windows and cannot even reach an initial page because reaching the secure DNS substitute servers (Cloudfare) is failing. The NextDNS server also does not work. I love this security but it appears something is wrong. I have long been using Cloudfare as my listed DNS sever on my router for the entire home LAN, but now it is not connecting by that or by Firefox (and Waterfox) - and this includes using Google and a few other major DNS alternatives , but the Chrome browser, I keep as a backup, works. Moreover, I have had to swap my default DNS on my router and in windows to be my local Spectrum (Charter) DNS servers 71.10.216.1 & 71.10.216.2. They always work when I turn off all Firefox securre browsing settings for DNS and HTTPS. I WANT THOSE PROTECTIONS FROM FIREFOX, BUT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO MAKE THIS WORK OTHER THAN TURNING ALL SECURITY OFF!!

I've migrated to a new Mac and installed Firefox. The optional search features are missing, which I use A LOT, specifically the option to search in currently open tabs (screenshot attached). Where do I find that feature?

Thanks.

Recently I lost my earlier mobile phone and purchased a new one. I tried many times but every time the pairing/sync to my new device is failing. I am tired of this. Can you help?

Every time I am using Firefox to login to an app that requires a passkey (which is many now), it says I will be asked to provide my passkey and no window pops up.

The browser freezes and I have force quit it.

Judging from other comments and questions, this appears to be a bug. Please fix it as it renders Firefox unusable.

I'm using Firefox for Mac v142.0.1