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Recently, the Firefox browser stopped working. Specifically for me, Costco's website, and Aetna. I believe the issue could be that those websites require that the location is confirmed, but no pop is generated, thus causing the website to not work with Firefox. Please help me, as your browser is the best.

I have used Firefox for ages now and love it. I have noticed in the last few months that some functions on some web sites are not able to be accessed. Such as submit, place an order, and the like. I have to use another browser. Is there any reason for this as I really don't like to use any other browser other than Firefox but it seems to be that I have to. Is there some way that I can get around this?

Whenever I login to the web site "SSA.GOV" and click the login button, the next screen presented in Firefox is: "Bad Request

Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. Size of a request header field exceeds server limit.

If I go to a Private Window, type in the SSA.Gov and then select the Login page, I am presented with the correct page and can then supply my information and login.

trying to setup container tabs in settings and there is no "enable containers tab" option box under general>tabs like your support page said https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-use-firefox-containers#w_enable-firefox-containers

This is not the Pocket I know. I call for a ban of all pay-to-read articles on Pocket and futher, the abolishment of subscription offer scripts of any kind. Pocket is supposed to information for the public good, not private profiteering. And, btw, the same goes for Recommended by Pocket. Agree or disagree, I don't care what you think. If you disagree then you're probably some corporate shill. End of line.

I have Windows 11 on my Desktop PC and an up to date version of Firefox.

On two separate occasions I attempted to download past statements from two different credit card websites. Both times the requested statement failed to download, or even proceed to the next screen.

I called Customer Service for one of the Credit Cards and was told to try Google Chrome. I was forced to use Google Chrome to successfully download and view the requested statements.

I have been able to download and view the same information from the same websites in the recent past.

Could something have been changed in the Settings or what?

Sharing below link for Firefox Team to refer and get some new ideas and find Missing Features and Competitor Comparison:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JqyglRJXzxaj8OcQw9jHabxFUdsv9iWJXMPXcL7On0M/edit?gid=1628450822#gid=1628450822

https://privacytests.org/

I tried to open my Firefox browser, but was unable to. Same thing with my Google chrome browser. I ran the troubleshooter for network problems, but unable to get a solution.

I downloaded a new Firefox browser in the hopes that it would let me access the other browser so I could retrieve all the settings, bookmarks, etc. However, everything disappeared when the new browser was installing.

Is there any way for me to retrieve that information or is it a total loss?

Per this thread I have been able to determine that there is some misconfiguration surrounding my Firefox profile that is causing Google services not to load. When typing a Google URL into the address bar, upon striking the return key, nothing happens. Additionally embedded YouTube videos do not load on any site, further ruling out connection issues and isolating the issue to have to do with Google services.

How can I repair my existing Mozilla profile so that I can resume accessing Google services?

Please keep in mind that I understand that the issue is with my profile, but I do not want to scrap that profile which I use to sync settings across several devices.

Thanks in advance, everyone!

Reloading existing tabs or entering full URLs works. Toggling "Work Offline" on and off does not fix the problem and the only workaround is restarting Firefox.

This is triggered by laptop doing sleep/wake transitions so I strongly suspect this is related to Firefox online/offline detection.

Hi,

This a a problem with the interface of a website, its missing a lot of the sections of text and stuff. The first attachment is what it looks like on firefox, and the following one is on safari. I've tried disabling the security limitations on the site to no avail. I'm on Mac.

Best, Jonathan