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Hello, I installed the Firefox 158.8 update on my iMac (macOS Sequoia 15.8.1) today. All websites are working as usual, except for Amazon Prime Video; it loads once and then freezes. I can't perform any actions on the page—everything remains unresponsive. I can't enter a different URL in the address bar or reload the page, either. The only thing I can do is close the page. I’ve cleared the cache and disabled ad blockers, but nothing changes. Strangely, this doesn't happen with Firefox on my MacBook. What could the problem be?

regards Burkhard

Hi,

I'm running macOS High Sierra 10.13.3. After Firefox automatically updated me to the Extended Support Release 15.42.0esr (64-bits), some websites no longer load. The page loads blank or the site never finishes loading. Before the update, the previous version of Firefox ran very well on this Mac all the sites I use opened normally. My questions: 1. Is it possible to revert to the Firefox version I was using before this

  update? If so, which version should I install, and what is the safe way to
  downgrade? I've read that downgrading can affect my profile.

2. If reverting is not recommended, is there any setting within ESR 115 that

  could restore access to these sites?

Thanks in advance.

https://kolhapursports.co.in/school/kheladu.php?smcode=kheladuList&smvalue=m1 this side opened any tab

x.com (or formerly Twitter) broke but was fine yesterday. Strict mode was on yesterday too, didn't cause any issues.

Will update to see if i find a fix.

I've been using kelly blue book to research new cars. Yesterday it would load the vehicle information, but when I click on the blue box "see pricing" it just reloads this page. Has worked fine for the past week or more, but yesterday started doing this?

kelly blue book

Thanks

brian

I have had Refdesk.com as my home page for years. Firefox has now decided that it cannot find that site. Please help

too many problems with web pages not working. every [expletive] day there is more updates. stop [expletive] updating this piece of [expletive] daily if you dont fix anything! im sick of [expletive] problems and updates that dont fix a [expletive] thing..

I have not been able to log into: http://www.kerncountylibrary.org after having able to do so for the last decade. When I attempt to open the site to log in, Firefox asks me to choose a file to open the site. This has been happening for the last several days.

This morning when I logged into my computer and opened Firefox, I received pop-up after pop-up message warning me that my computer had been infected with 3 viruses. When I clicked on one of the pop-ups, it took me to where I would have to pay something like $160 to fix it.

I immediately ran a virus check on my computer which showed absolutely NO THREATS. Since I these messages do not appear unless my Firefox browser is opened, I believe it is malware that potentially has invaded Mozilla.

I am reporting this, asking that you fully check this out. I am VERY careful what I click or do not click, and my system says there is nothing. Please help.

Sincerely, Delann Conrad [redacted email from community support forum]

Firefox is up to date, Windows 11.

I frequently watch BBC videos but approx one week ago, they stopped playing. I have your VPN which is usually off as it give me no advantage, (this appeared following the last update), but I've tried switching on and changing to UK location. No change.

Can you give me some suggestions please?

Since the latest update, 157.0 (64-bit), google maps, google sheets and Bigquery all now exibit black screens where tables, spreadsheets and the map should be displayed. I did check if it was some interaction with the darktheme as well as extensions, but it is not.

I have gone through the same problem already, but it was corrected with an update and now it is happening again.

Firefox updates seem to be getting heavier and worse over time.

I am experiencing an issue where pages occasionally get stuck loading in Firefox.

Every now and then when I refresh a page (most notably on sites like x.com and gg.deals) a continuous loading spinner remains on the screen, making it look as the page hasn't finished loading, even though all the content has actually loaded in the background.

Whenever I refresh using Ctrl + Shift + R, this problem never occurs. So far, I have tried a full reinstallation of Firefox (including deleting all profile files) and testing on a mobile hotspot, but the problem still occurs on a completely clean installation and a different network.