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Trying to open any map in the firefox browser and it does not show the map. I have to open other browsers in order to see the map. I have not been able to figure out why or what to do. The map page just appears as black.

Links don't work reliably in Firefox. For example, I can't pay with PayPal when making a purchase because clicking the "PayPal" link doesn't open the PayPal page.

Is there a Firefox setting I need to change, or do I need to switch to a different browser?

I have a lot of saved address and want to import them from desktop to mobile. All I can find is instructions to add them to my device phone contacts.

That is a no go. I do not want all those in phone contacts as they are irrelevant to phone and too many and too much clutter.

How do I get those into thunderbird ONLY not into phone's contacts?

If no possible can someone recommend a mobile email client that can do this?

I've always had my "Open previous windows and tabs" setting on and its never failed for me but today I opened Firefox and it none of my previous windows opened, it just opened to a blank window and I've tried to recover my previous sessions but my "Recently closed windows" tab in history won't open. Not really sure what to do here as I would like to have my previous windows since I didn't bookmark them which I probably should've done

My desktop win 10 computer system crashed. While the operating system was zapped, the actual c: drive was intact. A new c: drive was installed with win 11 pro but when I connect the old drive to the new system, I am locked out of the user>apps>thunderbird folders ( access denied). Is there a way of overriding this security feature? I was hoping to be able to import my profile with several email addresses and their associated archival data. This is more complicated than I was expecting.

I have always used a master password for years and I love it. Ever since the last update came in it will not keep my passwords after I shut my computer down. I have to re enter them every day. How can I fix this?

I recently switched to Linux on both my laptop and desktop computers, and I have started having an issue where after closing Firefox, the process does not end fully, leading to a Firefox crash notice after a minute or two.

This seems to only happen when I have sync turned on. It always says "syncing..." and never finishes, and logging out of my account or turning sync off fixes this problem. However, I'd really like to be able to use sync across my two systems.

My laptop is running Pop OS, and my desktop is running CachyOS. Making a new account fixed this error for a few days, and now it is happening again.

Here is my newest crash report: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/9adbdc82-3cfa-49b7-8bad-e6e590260319

Hi,

OS: Linux Manjaro 6.18.12-1 (Cinnamon 6.6.7) Thunderbird: 147.0.1 Email: google account

Everything worked perfect till I upgraded to version 147.0.1 When after replying or writing new email, hitting the [send] button I always get this error message

"Sending of the message failed. The message could not be sent because the connection to Outgoing server (SMTP) smtp.gmail.com timed out. Try again."

Click [OK] and save the message or messages is dropping them in the 'Drafts' folder. Close Thunderbird and start it again. Then double click the messages in the [Drafts] folder and hit the [Send] button, will send the messages without problem.

Nothing changed to my setup, I only upgraded to 147.0.1. Another weird thing: every-time I start Thunderbird it creates a Thunderbird directory under my home.

Is one connected to the other? Has somebody an idea what's going on/wrong?

Many thanks in advance

how do I click ok to do this? Double-click the browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo preference to display a dialog where you can enter the desired value, which in your case might be 0 and then click OK. I have an HP desktop running windows 11 and have been unable to prevent history from keeping recently closed tabs.

Dear Firefox Support Team, I am reaching out for assistance with recovering my bookmarks, which are very important to me. Recently, my laptop broke down, so I created a backup of my files and system. After purchasing a new laptop, I installed Firefox and attempted to restore my data, particularly my bookmarks and passwords. Unfortunately, during the process, I had to reset my Firefox account password because I had forgotten the original one. At the time, I did not fully realize that this would result in the loss of my synced data. I later learned that this action may have removed access to my previous settings. I checked my backup files, including the Application Support folder, but I was unable to find the necessary data to restore my bookmarks. I am certain that synchronization was enabled on my previous device, but after logging into my account on the new laptop, none of my bookmarks were restored. This situation is quite urgent for me, and I would greatly appreciate any help you can provide. Is there any possibility that my bookmarks could still be recovered? For example, do you have any server-side backups or other recovery options available? Thank you very much for your time and assistance. I look forward to your response. Stepan

Going to maps.google.com, results in:

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to google.com. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

Error code: PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.