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Connection to Parler.com has failed this week. Hung up on opening favicon, and no links to the site work anymore. Parler support says this has been an issue with Firefox. It worked a week ago, not now. Any suggestions?

Hi all,

I have a issue with firefox, when i browse through sites i noticed a popping sound through my laptop speakers. I noticed this for a long time now and i thought it was driver related so i updated my drivers but the popping didn't go away. I tested the edge browser in windows 10 and did swap through the same sites as i did in firefox and that browser does not create popping noices.

Is there a fix for it ?

Best regards, Michel

Why is Firefox blocking Flickr and Tumblr without my permission.

I reinstalled Google Chrome as a proxy and then was able to login but a day later I was blocked again since Firefox is the default browser on my PC. Frustrating to say the least. Firefox does not have carte blanche authority to block sites without consulting these sites' customers first. The URL shield is grey and when I switch it off it has the line through it but still will not load.

Suggestions please?

I am using mozila firefox in my lenovo laptop. everything is working fine on mozilla firefox but it shows layout issue, home image stretching a lot on a website for which I am working for my client. here the website <a href="https://bestsportsmask.com/">https://bestsportsmask.com</a>

When I go to the ABC News website an icon in the URL slot tells me I have granted this website additional permissions. I don't grant additional permissions. I don't even accept cookies. I clean my computer after EVERY browsing session with CCleaner. I am thoroughly disgusted with the incessant onslaught of cyber intrusion on my personal privacy. I don't know what additional permissions I supposedly granted because I would never consciously grant anyone any permission. My question is how do I remove these additional permissions that I miraculously granted? Now I have blocked automatic play of audio/video on the website. I see that as a removal of a permission not a granting. Is this why I am seeing a granted additional permissions icon? Or am I just going to have to stop using ABC's website? Any guidance you can offer is appreciated.

Today, I was using my pc without any issues. And then a few hours later. When I opened google search and I wanted to look something up a message appears out of the blue.

Note: Hope it's only a google bug or something. :( It never happened before.

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Typing a website in the address bar often results in a window asking for the user name and password for our router (an Orbi). I've tried both the network name and password, as well as the Orbi user name and password, with no success. It happens multiple times a day now, but only on sites we type in. Sometimes if I add https://www. to the beginning of the address it'll work, but often that doesn't solve it either.

the comment section in you tube has disappeared from Firefox since Easter ,this is not a you tube issue because the comment section remains untouched in IE, Edge, and Chrome ???

What is going on with this ?,When will it be fixed/put back to normal ???

thank you

Facebook sub positively sent me an email with a verifying account code that I did not receive. Problem: I cannot sign in to Facebook. I receive other emails. Could there be something in my fire fox settings. I use Win 7.

Opening Google Maps I have used for years now returns a message; happening last 2 weeks: "We are sorry, but you do not have access to Google Maps. Please contact your Organization Administrator for access." This on 2 personal PCs running Windows 10. Why?

Hey! My website Doncaster Taxi Doncaster Taxi is not saving cookies on Firefox. Anyone can help be about that?

For at least the last 2 months I have had issues trying to log in to Charles Schwab, at either of these pages-

https://client.schwab.com/Login/SignOn/CustomerCenterLogin.aspx https://www.schwab.com/public/schwab/client_home

I use Firefox to save my login and after completing the user and login fields and clicking "Log in" the login/password fields go blank and I get this error message in red-

"Feature temporarily unavailable"

Clearing cookies and cache, re-starting browser and entering password manually do not help. I can login just fine using Internet Explorer. I also can log in outside of business hours (late evening) after 2 or 3 tries, also can log in on a different PC with Firefox (configured the same).

I have the following plugins- uBlock, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials and Ghostery- all of which are disabled for Schwab domains (schwab.com, client.schwab.com, lms.schwab.com).

Schwab's technical support figure there is something going wrong with Firefox but are unable to figure it out.

Any ideas? Thanks for helping.

Hello, after an update the css is presented incorrectly. I tried on other devices, still the same. In chrome is working fine. I did not make any changes in the code. It was working and after the update i am facing css problems related with (display: flex) and (display:inline-table). Will it be fixed with an update?

I have uploaded two images (the correct and the problem)

Following website "https://www.hellobank.fr" is unreachable either in normal or private windows.

There is another report but it is pretty old for now. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1025002

So I just want to understand is there is anything new since this post or do I have to apply a more efficient solution that removing user.js I don't want to take the risk of spoiling up my setup.

The absolute weirdest problem. If I'm on the Brita website (brita.com) and type in another url to navigate away, I press enter, and it just refreshes the same page I was on. This happens across the brita.com domain, regardless of what url I type in, even if I type the full url (including https://www.), and if I click a search or url suggestion in the dropdown, even in a private window, anything. This has never happened to me with any other website.

Obviously I can just close the tab and open another, but this is strange enough I figured I'd see if anyone could figure it out (or at least replicate my experience). I would appreciate any insights!

I am working in an online class and we are asked to record videos in an online platform for school. When I go to hit the play button on anyone's video I get an error message. This does not happen in other browsers, but I want to keep using Firefox. Is there a privacy or cookie setting that could be causing this to happen?