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I get an error message saying this page not valid when using stored ID and PW. Worked fine yesterday (Jan 17) Both Win 7 PC's return same error message. Android, Chrome,and Internet Explorer are fine.

My PC is used by me and another person and we use vastly different zoom levels. My partner uses about 0.75 and I use 1.25 in Chrome and would like to set similar zoom levels in Firefox. As I use the PC most and I want the default zoom level to be 1.25. I would like to replace the FF level of 1.2 with 1.25 and delete some of the lower zoom levels. A setting of 0.33, 0,5, 0.75., 1.00 and 1.25 to replace the settings up to and including 1.33 would be my desire. I wish to leave the higher zoom levels unchanged.

I understand I can change this in about:config but would like some assistance in doing this.

For YEARS I had been relying on Firefox not only to clear "history" but also to clear the cache immediately when I exit Firefox. Recently started having major problems with running ANYTHING after streaming some video. Complained to the streaming web site but then realized it might be that Firefox had been changed somehow with all its "updates". When I looked into Firefox cache clearing I discovered there was already 1.0 Gigabytes of garbage in my cache from a very brief video streaming access following from a warm reboot of my computer needed to get anything at all to run properly. Downloaded the apparent "new" addon called "ClearCache" but wanted to check whether my guess is correct that the years functional cache clearing has now been separated out and that the new addon will solve my operational problem after streaming video.

Prior to FF 72 I was able to increase the font-size of all elements of a skin/theme with userchrome.css, but this no longer works. Now, only the captions and menus are affected by the following code.

• {

   font-family:sans-serif !important;
   font-weight:500 !important;
   font-size:16px !important;
   text-shadow:none; !important;

}

Is there an additional css code snippet that works on the bookmarks library view? Please see the attached image

I have a new copy of Firefox, Version 72.0.1 64bit, installed on a new desktop computer running Windows10 Home Version 1903 64bit and computer is up to date.

Firefox is not my default browser. 

Firefox Windows and Tabs History are set to Default.

For all the many years that I have used Firefox I have closed Ff from EXIT in the menu so that when I restart (from my Windows toolbar or Windows Desktop) all of my open regular windows and tabs are immediately available. Ff still offers this option according to Troubleshooting in Help,see IMAGE 1. Now when I click on EXIT I get a box telling me that I am about to close all windows and tabs, see IMAGE 2.

I prefer not to rely on Restore Previous Session, because in the past if Ff crashed, closed the browser for any technical reason. or if  I closed a window by accident, not all tabs were always restored.

Comparing my knowledge of the workings of computers to a person's knowledge of a car, I would say that I am qualified to drive but not I am not a mechanic; so please word any replies in regular English rather than techie English.

How can I fix this problem, preferably without losing any stored data, please ?

I would really appreciate the community's help.

When I begin to login to some sites I get a list of userids. Some are misspelled and I would like to remove them.

I left button poke in the userid box in the form and get a list of userids.

I'm using this version of FF Nightly: 74.0a1 (2020-01-18) (64-bit)

I think this is a feature request. Here's what I'm seeing:

1. do a web search
2. click on a link that launches a container tab, like Facebook
3. current tab killed (!) new page opens in container tab
4. History gone/back button disabled

3 creates a a very frustrating user experience. Since you get no notification that the current tab will be killed by clicking a link, you don't know why your history is gone. It took me a while to figure it out and I'm a developer who's been surfing the web since Mosaic. I found that the history is there if I look at the history tab, which is good. Even better, "undo close tab" resurrects the killed tab.

But why not automatically open the page in a new tab and leave the original one open? I don't see an option for that, but maybe I missed it? Thanks.

Hi, I hope you're having a wonderful day, and I hope someone can help me with this.

3 days ago, I accidentally press a hotkey, then the web page becomes smaller, and has empty space around it (screenshot: https://ibb.co/RQ74q3Z ). I attached the screenshot below, too. This doesn't affect other web pages. When I open the same page from my other computer, it happens the same way. I tried [ctrl +] and [ctrl -], but it only changes the font size and doesn't make the space go away.

Thank you for your help.

(fixed link - c)

Hi, I am not sure what happened, I have been using FF for a long time with no problems. Everytime I load up firefox, it has erased my tabs and I have no history. Upon uninstalling it and reinstalling for some reason the "history" comes back, but after the next shutdown and restart, it's all gone again. I am unsure as to why. Also when I log into my FF account, my computer I use while working doesn't sync to this one either. I am confused more by the tabs not reopening and history disappearing than the sync. Under options I already have it ticked to remember my tabs. All Plugins are uninstalled now and still doesn't fix it Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

In the attach you'll see that I have a Custom Url, "https://start.duckduckgo.com/?kae=d" in the Home & new page section. the 2nd attach is the new tab "blank page."

I just signed up for Firefox Monitor. Most of the accounts it says were breached are ones I recognize, and I have changed my passwords. However, it also says there were data breaches affecting two sites I do not have an account with at all (Whitepages and Verifications.io). What do I do about those, since I haven't got an account (I don't even know what Verifications.io is), so I don't have a password to change.

Hi

I am busy setting up GPO for Mozilla Firefox after my client did a security audit.

So on the GPO I see that everything Applies to Firefox 60 ESR or later, does this mean the latest version of "normal" non ESR Firefox will also work?

Thanks

I can login to this forum (and post a question). I suspect that it's because my e-mail is so very short (7 characters) that some reg-ex filters think it's not valid - but it is. When I enter my e-mail in the login screen, I always get a red suggestion for another domain, but my e-mail ends with just "c.dk" which is valid, and having just to characters before the @ makes the e-mail address very short.

The reason I'm not using the discord app is because there are some other shennanigans going on and I lose sound with it for no reason but it doesn't seem to happen with the browser version. The mic icon shows because I've given permission to that site to use the mic.

Firefox is running slow across all sites. I've followed all the troubleshooting steps with any significant improvement. Running in safe mode has no effect on the speed. Pages take 10 to 15 times as long to load compared to Chrome and (the new) Edge. I've included the troubleshooting results from the help menu. I've been experiencing a slowdown for several months, but it's gotten so severe I find myself using Firefox less and less. I've used Firefox forever and don;t wish to give up on it, but the slow response it really becoming a problem. I hope you can help

Looking in browser history for a time stamped entry showing success in applying for a $6,000 rebate from Duke Energy to demonstrate I did complete the process at 9:11 AM, not 11:00 AM -- so this is important. Found it and needed to copy the line with the time stamp without the whole browser history. Was able to just copy the site with "success=true", but no time/date. Tried drag and drop, but that just deleted the entry entirely. Is there any way to recover it?