I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

This does not occur in Edge. It happens every time I start up my computer. Exiting and re-entering fullscreen fixes the issue. It only started happening after I did a platform upgrade to AM5 with a new motherboard, CPU and RAM.

bold textFirefox has become a HUGE memory hog, and every update makes it worse. Would it be POSSIBLE for mozilla firefox to ACTUALLY listen? Instead of ASSUMING you already know EVERYTHING, pay attention to your users.........MOZILLA FIREFOX, WILL USE UP ALL MEMORY(IDLING). There are several THOUSANDS of posts stating that mozilla firefox is a HUGE memory HOG, and of course the people of firefox can NEVER be BOTHERED to listen to the public.

  That is the problem, we are left without the slightest bit of help or service when mozilla decides to intentionally ruin our PC's. And absolutely no one will believe us when it's been stated THOUSANDS of times that mozilla firefox uses up ALL memory(on the net).
   Please do something, we the public are getting FED-UP, with a corporation that "just can't be bothered to ever help anyone". Hint: the incessant updates do more to make the users angry, than "improve a browsing experience". I'm seeing 500mgs and 12 windows forced open just to idle firefox, and this is directly after the update.  email address: jimerb6@yahoo.com. Please explain away how it's all my fault, or my computer, or the net provider, this is wildly out of control. I await the least bit of offered help or service.

I am not able to delete old bookmarks. When I delete them, exit out of FireFox and return at a later time, the bookmarks that I had deleted reappear. Please help as I have about 20 bookmarks for WEB sites that have moved or are no longer valid sites !

I am trying to download a walking route from the Ramblers website. The route is shown as a map accompanied by descriptive text. The page offers the option of printing the route. When the Print preview page comes up, it shows the text but not the map. When continuing, the text is printed but not the map. I am using Firefox as browser. However if I switch to using MS Edge as browser, no problems are encountered and the complete page is printed out. What is stopping Firefox from printing the image??

I'm using Windows 10 and Firefox 110.0. I've refreshed, uninstalled, reinstalled, cleared cookies, cleared cache, used safe mode in Firefox; scanned for viruses; and tried other things the last two days to solve my problem without any success. The problem is recent! All of a sudden I have a couple websites which won't load properly but work correctly in other browsers. Firefox is my favorite browser so I'm hoping to get the problem fixed. Can anyone help me please? I don't know what else to try! Thank you for any help or suggestions. Example: Meijer.com correctly loads the homepage. I use Meijer.com to order groceries. However, when I try to search for a product a blank page is displayed. Please see images.

ADDITIONAL INFO: I have discovered Meijer.com will load correctly if I use 'Private browsing' mode. What would cause it not to load correctly when using the regular Firefox mode?

Is there anyway to get Firefox to warn me before closing a window? As in: Having ONLY one tab open will still require a prompt before closing. I have all 'warn on close' in my preferences set to true, and I'm guessing these only apply to multiple tabs, as that is the only time I receive a prompt. I have browser.startup.page set to 1.

This may not seem like a big issue, and really it isn't, but I have my browser setup to clear all data upon closing, and use various other privacy options and 2-factor authenticators make singing in, should I accidentally close my window, slightly annoying to have to go through. Especially when you need to attend a meeting or event at a specific time.

All typed text appears blue until you break it in some ways like pressing the spacebar or moving the keyboard cursor with the arrow keys. It happens at the firefox search bar as well, and search suggestions and autocomplete doesn't work whenever it happens.

If I close developer tools while execution is paused, from F8 or by hitting a breakpoint, I can't find a way to resume the execution (with F8, F9, or by re-opening developer tools). Additionally the Threads section on the right is missing. Is there a way to resume the main thread?

I was previously able to connect to my local NAS using the server name, but now cannot. I verified that the server certificate error exception is still listed.

Here is the text of the error message I receive:

"Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site. We can’t connect to the server at [server name redacted]. Did you mean to go to www.[server name redacted].com? If you entered the right address, you can:

   Try again later
   Check your network connection
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall)"

I am able to connect using the IP address.

I need to Firefox to behave like SPIN Safe Browser, aka removing all kind of potentially unsafe material. Since Spin Safe Browser is built-in with NSFW filtering but it's only available for Android/iPhone, and no, emulating Android or iOS is NOT an option. None of the current desktop browsers met the criteria for me to be safe enough to block NSFW (porn) content on default settings, only SPIN Safe Browser can do this and it's not available for PC/Windows, or Linux for that matter, so my best bet is to configure Firefox as much as possible so it can block as much unsafe content as possible but there are two or three problems I am facing right now which aren't exactly easy to fix:

1. Troubleshoot Mode DISABLES all addons, meaning that if I restart Firefox on this mode, I will be able to search and view for NSFW material. There could be a relatively easy way to fix this by building Firefox from source without this specific option. If this is possible then all I need are to instructions on how to build it without Troubleshooting Mode. Doing this step is critical as Troubleshoot Mode is more or less the equivalent of "Turn the filter off, I want to watch porn", as it disables every customization made to enforce web filtering. See image 1.

2. The addons themselves can be removed, either by manually disabling or uninstalling them. This is a huge problem because once this is done, Firefox no longer is capable of filtering unsafe content by itself. I need that these addons cannot be removed, or as a workaround, add as many layers of difficulty to prevent this from happening or making it as difficult as possible so the user simply gives up because it's too complicated. Or, building Firefox from source with these addons by default would solve this issue. You don't have to install ALL the addons for this step, just a few of them will do the work. See image 2.

3. Additionally, if there could be a way to permanently enable DoH and set a specific DNS by default and prevent it from being disabled or changed to something else. For example: https://family.adguard-dns.com/dns-query could potentially help me achieve the result I want. See image 3.

Please note that SPIN Safe Browser always blocks NSFW content by default and it's impossible to search this type of content with this browser, there is no way to turn off the filter and this is exactly how I want Firefox to behave. I have read something about converting APKs into PWAs but I'm not really versed in that, but if you know a way to "port" SPIN Safe Browser to PC/Windows/Linux please let me know, or if you have any other suggestion than can help me make Firefox behave more like SPIN Safe Browser on it's default settings I would really appreciate that.

I recently updated to Firefox V110.0.1 on Windows 10 and now, when I try to log into an account on multiple websites, I get a web page from Firefox:

" Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to somewebsite.com

   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."

I did not have this problem before with V110.0 Can you please help me with this issue? Thank you

In the last week when I open LinkedIn in Firefox it hides the contents of the LinkedIn Navigation panel. If I click on the blank panel some of the links are still there but not all of them. I found an article and I cleared my history and exited out of everything. When I signed back in - it worked for that evening. When I logged back in the next day the problem was back. It is a recent issue. How can I fix this please?

Hello! We have a user based in Germany who is unable to save his information when he fills out his profile here: https://cb.sailthru.com/join/7b5/amwpreferencecentergerman

He is using Firefox 110.0.1 on a MacOS 12.6.3 and is not using VPN or any other security software. There are other individuals in Germany who are experiencing the same problem. Unfortunately, neither myself nor the individuals at the SailThru page are able to replicate his issue.

He successfully filled out the form using Edge on Windows 10 and Chrome on macOS and it worked fine for him. Is there a patch available for this kind of issue?

At first we thought it was a reCAPTCHA issue, but SailThru entails invisible reCAPCHA meaning that the majority of users don't actually see the pop-up window which requires them to interact. This is expected behavior, and it's not possible to configure the interaction pop-up to show for every user. So it not reCAPTCHA at fault, but something we think on the Firefox end. Please provide any feedback you think necessary to fix this issue for users in Germany. Thank you!