I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Honestly, I came home last night and clicked on the LinkedIn open tab to discover I had to log in. I have never had to do that. I never logged out. My log in and password were not offered or suggested. Then I discovered other tabs that had logged me out. Then I discovered I passwords had disappeared. I do not know what happened. I didn't update anything. I have spent hours trying to fix this. I followed one route to create a new profile and now I have lost the 73 tabs open over 3 windows for my businesses. Damn! I am fuming! And with no phone support this is the end of working with Mozilla. Can someone please help me? I'd like to wind back to yesterday morning!! Profiles, everything! I managed to find my bookmarks, but I have lost time and lost business. Help! Please!

Latest Mozilla Update has bug! Just downloaded v.89 and now even when I am signed in to a website, Firefox is asking telling me that the website is "asking for my Login", yet screen shot shows I am logged in already.

All fine until this UPDATE.

to keep things short im trying o find a way to revert to before the most recent update (89.0), the new layout and organization changes are more or less causing no end of issues for me both in function and causing my anxiety issues to spike from everything being unfamiliar and i need to find a way to revert.

Firefox constantly says "Download update", but never lets the user know when the update has been downloaded, or change the pop up message to "ready to restart"; it just keeps saying "Download update".

Please add code to let the user know when the update has been downloaded and the browser is ready to restart.

Whenever I used to download pdf files there would automatically be a number added in paranthesis. Example- test.pdf (1) and the next one I would download would show up test.pdf (2). Made sepearting all of my files very easy. Now, however, every download is just "test.pdf." No number automatically added. How can I go back to how it used to work?

Help! Today, I updated from v. 88.x to the latest v. 89.x of Firefox for Mac OS. Unfortunately, the new look and interface of v. 89 is very difficult for me to see and use. The menu bar items (text and icons) are too small, and everything is too small, too light and low-contrast gray with no borders ,etc. I've been using Firefox for Mac OS for at least 15 years, and I've never been so dissatisfied by the look of an upgrade. I am running on a Mac Pro with OS X 10.14.6.

Having played with the various preference menus in v. 89.x that I could find, I am not able to find settings to return the look to that of the previous version. Is there a "theme" to make the interface user-friendly again, or do I need to actually revert to v. 88.x? If I need to go back to v. 88.x, how do I do that and preserve all of my original settings, bookmark, etc.? Thank you!

The 89.0 (64-bit) update to Firefox is a joke! When are fixes coming or is there any way for me to return to the previous edition. I cannot get used to this charade.

I think that Firefox is by far the most superior browser and this update is just so not Firefox. It hurts. It hurts really bad!

Windows 10

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I have turned off auto updates due to the new version of firefox replacing 88.0. I do not need to change the color of the title bar, nor do i need everything i type in the search bar in the center of my screen to be mirrored in a search bar located in the title box. How do i get security updtaes without all the screen changes in 89.0

I have an older windows XP laptop system. I had to restore it to factory settings and lost all of my browsers. I can't get on any web site to download any browsers to the XP system. Is there a way to download to a USB drive from my windows 10 desktop and install it on the XP system from the USB drive?

Firefox 89 crashes almost instant, even in safe mode. Which I didn't know existed until this trash version. After downgrading back to 88. I have no tabs, no bookmarks, no extensions. Needless to say. Livid.

Hi: Can anyone help me to recover BOOKMARKS which I've found missing after today's starting my Firefox Browser/Thunderbird and trying to use one of the BOOKMARKS: this is for the first time I've lost them just by opening the Program after I've about 3 weeks ago Upgraded my Windows 7 to Version 10 - under Windows 7 they were working properly without any 'accidental loss'. Question: - is it possible to use the Bookmarks-Back Up file to re-install them - IF NOT, what is the other way to reliably re-install them ...? My PC-system is: Windows 10 Home, Ver 10.0.19042 (20H2), CPU; Intel Pentium D 935 3.20Ghz (dual core), x64-based processor, 32-bit. I'd greatly appreciate any SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS how to accomplish this. Tony H.

Moonfruit.com are telling customers to install a version of FF that apparently has a fix for their issue with flash. I am concerned this will compromise the browser & security... can anyone confirm if this is safe / OK to do?

Copied from their instruction pdf:

Access to Editor - Windows 10 & Windows 7 OS users only Before commencing the following installation process please, note the following important points: • This process is for Windows 10 (preferred) and Windows 7 operating systems (For Mac users instructions will follow asap) • This configuration will take around 15-30 minutes depending on your internet connection • This process will uninstall existing versions of Firefox, if installed, and therefore you will lose any saved bookmarks etc • To complete this installation you will need administration access on your machine Once complete the installation will do the following: 1. Download the required files 2. Uninstall current version of Firefox 3. Install a specific version of Firefox and Adobe Flash player 4. Copy a configuration file Step 1 Download the installation files Please open the following link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19U5YgGkshJvY2s7VTYxHHP8Q72baoPQv/view?usp=sharing Please select the download option When you see the following message please select - Download anyway Step 2 – Extract and Install the files When the download has completed please click on the down arrow and select - Show in folder Your downloads folder will open Right click on the file and select - Extract All Please select - Extract Files will extract and open: Please highlight adobe_flash_fix.cmd and then select - Run as administrator Step 3 – Launch Firefox and edit your website Once complete launch Firefox from the desktop Icon In Firefox please go to www.moonfruit.com and login into your account and select the website you wish to edit. Once the website launches, please add - &toolbar=E to the end of the address bar, as highlighted below: It will launch the editor Now click - Run Adobe Flash Select – Allow You should now be able to edit your website.

I was using Firefox this morning, and the program crashed. When I restarted, I found I had lost all my passwords. I searched for the "Old Firefox Data" folder on my desktop--and everywhere else, and there is no such folder on my computer. I tried importing passwords from Safari and that didn't work at all. I am traveling right now and don't have access to my backup disk.

This is the second time this has happened with FF, and I am about to dump the program because of this.

Any ideas?