I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

I have a new computer. I transfered my Firefox settings to the new one. Everything worked fine on Windows 10. After a few weeks, the new computer updated to Windows 11 and since then I have problems with Google products on Firefox.

Gmail starts working fine, but after a few minutes it cannot connect to the internet any longer. I get the "Oops..." error message - sometimes a #0001, sometimes a #2005. Google Search after a while simply stops reacting on input.

I have cleared cache, cookies, updated, reinstalled and even reset Firefox. I have looked into my proxy settings and tried different options, but nothing helps.

I am using Windows 11 and Firefox 95.0 (64-bit).

I have now transfered my passwords and bookmarks etc. to Chrome, and on Chrome I have no problems whatsoever.

My impression is that I cannot do much more (or when, then very complex things) and that this is rather a problem that Firefox as software is having with Windows 11 and Google products - and that should be sorted out on the Firefox side.

Are there more people with similar problems? What's the sollution? Or should I simply move to Chrome?

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Firefox 99.0

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