I-Firefox Community Forum

I believe the Nova design changes are not in line with a Mozilla Firefox that continues its role as the defacto default for security-conscious users.

As a fan of the browser who has recommended it to many friends and colleagues throughout the years because of its brand identity as simple, clean, and usable, I am frustrated to see an attempt to make the browser "flashier" with no increase in usability or visual legibility. The new design is not visually impartial, which was an important part of why I found myself identifying so strongly with it.

I would like to find a way to put pressure on Mozilla to continue support for a reasonable alternative that would retain an identity as a 'defacto default'.

My email address is [redacted] @yahoo.com I currently access through Firefox and my email immediately appears. It is currently failing to do so and I have forgotten my six digit code. How can I regain my email?

I’m working on improving the performance and search visibility of a WordPress website and would like to understand how Firefox handles modern websites from a performance and user-experience perspective.

Are there specific Firefox tools, developer features, or recommended practices that can help identify issues such as slow page loading, large images, JavaScript-related delays, layout problems, or other factors that may affect the browsing experience?

I’m particularly interested in practical steps that a website owner or developer can use when testing a responsive WordPress website across desktop and mobile browsers.

I’d appreciate any recommendations for Firefox Developer Tools or documentation that can help with this type of website testing.

IT CHANGED WITH OUT WARNING AND THERE IS NO WAY I CAN USE MY BROWSER - SWITCHING BACK TO GOOGLE. IF YOU UNDERSTOOD HOW MUCH I HATE THE IDEA OF USING GOOGLE - THEN YOU KNOW HOW UPSET I AM.

NO - I DO NOT WANT TO FIGURE IT OUT THROUGH OTHER EMAILS - THIS IS FRUSTRATING!!!

My accounts facebook, instagram, meta, whatsapp threads, all have been hacked and taken over by someone who has been trying to steal my identity. they have managed to do this for over 2 to 3 years now. they even take over all my emails now

I have reported to authorities and nothing has happened. I am trying to learn what I can do to help myself out of this big black hole as I slide deeper into it. It has affected my life tremendously and I have accepted the fact that no one cares and I have to help myself through this all and eventually they will kill me.

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I enjoy doing the mini-crossword. However, sometimes having completed the answers, the widget goes to 'completed'. However, there is no option to review the clues. Can we have this added please ?

I tried and tried for months and months. As IT consultants our biggest headache WAS Firefox. One thing after another after we upgraded the client's legacy machines to Win 10. One thing after another -- all day long ! Under Win 10 we have the Tab Crash Plague, the Video Freeze Plague and the cluelessness of Firefox 'support'. I deleted our support account so I am using the business Email account for this. EVERY NEW RELEASE IS A SUBSET OF NEW PROBLEMS. like Microsoft, new releases blow up in you face -- or breach your privacy with malice aforethought.

What I found most interesting is the impending failure of the Mozilla organization that never properly supported Firefox or vetted new releases. Now I see paid services (useless VPN) that are being trotted out to save the organization. It's not going to work -- it never has that I have seen anywhere. "Yeah, we suck -- but buy this other stuff from us !".

Mozilla is in the process of failing. The 2-million mark for users will prompt developers to abandon Firefox compatibility. It's moving in that direction rather nicely. I have more IT experience than anyone your organization employs -- that's why some state agencies and businesses won't let me retire and I consult year round part time. NP -- they pay anything I charge. I have seen it all -- especially failing software organizations. Mozilla will end up absorbed by Google and become one of the great Privacy Busters. Resorted to privacy busting because the core business failed -- have we ever seen that before ? I know how read to packet streams on the network packet analyzer (brand name suppressed) and I can watch privacy busting in real time. YOU PEOPLE have already sold your souls to Google. After that happens, I abandon any such organization -- as we have with Firefox.

I hope you people know Mozilla is already making noises about a buyer -- likely Google. How do I know that ? I know people you don't -- including an FTC executive who happens to be my brother.

One of the more INTENTIONAL business failures I have ever seen -- done right in the faces of those complaining and encouraging more user centricity. Over the years I saw all that ignored -- EVEN AS FIREFOX'S MARKET SHARE CRASHED TO IRRELEVANCE.

My business morals would have had me walk away from your organization years ago -- because it was obvious where things were headed. Now we see the hangers-on staying with the organization, hoping for a return to the Glory Days.

This private consultancy has completed the abandonment of Firefox, as of yesterday. Privacy was the reason we adopted Firefox years ago -- free and committed to privacy. Don't be so ignorant as to think we didn't notice Mozilla selling users out to Google. We almost abandoned your organization back then.

As for the volunteers Mozilla exploits to avoid any expenses related to user problems -- it's over. Get out. Delete your affiliation from professional synopses and CV. The 'support engineer' title you are so fond of has been devalued to ZERO. I NEVER ONCE hired anyone from a failed organization -- they gotta be Winners and Go-getters. Get out any retain any vestiges or shards of credibility that remain.

The owner is mad as a scalded cat and told me to "...let those bastards know how lousy they and everything to do with their organization is !" Mission completed 8:18:52 hrs 12 September 2026.

Unless I've simply failed to find to find such a facility, it seems that there are no dedicated channels or topics through which sensible and constructive suggestions can be submitted. Surely, monitoring and sifting through such ideas might yield 'food for thought' among developers, all of which could contribute to improving both the function, performance and appeal of Mozilla products? I'm not even sure whether I'm posting under the most appropriate topic, which perhaps underlines my point!