Last night, Firefox spontaneously stopped recognizing input from my Logitech M650 L mouse's side buttons used to go back and forward through the browsing history of the current tab. I've tried refreshing firefox, checking the mouse software, trying a different profile, trying firefox in safe mode, checked the firefox config and the mouse button inputs were set to "true", tried clearing the cache, and even tested on a website that shows you your mouse inputs and the side buttons were not detected at all, while all other buttons were detected fine. The side buttons work fine in all other programs and browsers on my PC: Windows 10 64 bit.

There was a brief period where they started working again last night, but seemed to stop upon reboot my computer.

When I paste an URL in the address bar with Ctrl+V and then press Enter before releasing Ctrl, the page is opened in a new tab. How can I disable that? I want it in the same tab. (If I release Ctrl and then hold it again before pressing Enter, it opens in the same tab already.)

I need some of my PC screens enlarged -- BUT -- not all of them. Example: Windows Desktop home screen default text size is too small. But Windows applies my custom magnifications to ALL other apps. Firefox text becomes shockingly large and websites become hard to view. Is there a way to change Mozilla's magnification setting independent from Windows? (Note Size difference between Firefox text and Windows taskbar Thanks for your time and expertise!

I have to stay on 134.0b7 where If I type anything in bar, follwoed by Command + Return opens new tab with whatever I asked for.

On new version, this is working with Option key, but it makes no sense.

If I click on a link holding Command key, it opens page in new tab.

Please revert this, to keep consistent with Command key.

I’m having an issue with the Firefox browser regarding the menu bar feature. Every time I press the ALT key on my keyboard, the menu bar appears above the tabs (as shown in the photo). Is there a way to change the ALT key behavior so that the menu bar does not appear when I press it, or to assign a different key for that function?

Firefox just started, seemingly unprompted, replacing - > (without the space) with U+2192. Just visually, however, as moving the cursor left from the end of -> puts it between - and >. This only occurs in Firefox fields such as the url search bar, settings search, Ctrl+F search, and the fields in this form. All other forms unrelated to Firefox as a product or company seem to function as expected.

Hi,

In other browsers, I zoom PDFs using Ctrl + mouse wheel, but lately in Firefox, this only works intermittently. It functions for a while, then suddenly stops responding. Is this a known bug, or is there a setting I need to enable?

Thanks

Hello, Until recently, I was able to double tap the browser bar and have the window expand to fill the screen just short of "full screen" mode so I could still see the menu/task bar. I remember I did need to adjust settings for this somewhere but can no longer figure it out now that it is not functioning to this spec any more.

I did check about:config to see if "apz.allow_double_tap_zooming" was set to TRUE and it is, by following this suggestion below:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1317872

When I try to log in to my emails I get a message saying Network Protocol Error. Firefox has experienced a network protocol violation that cannot be repaired. I cannot get into my emails. How do I solve this problem?

Hello,

I was wondering if there is a way for me to disable "alt" + "h" key to bring me to the "help" tab on the tool bar? Or is there a way to disable the alt shortcut to the tool bar entirely?

Thanks.

I use the plugin 'Stylus' to write css so I can apply changes to our website to test with. I am on a mac, so when needing to use the # key I am required to press OPTION + 3 to make it show. Each time I do this it resizes and moves the Firefox window. It's a small thing but can often be annoying.

Does anyone else have this issue? And is there a fix for it ?

thanks in advance. m.

I frequently use google image translate by taking screenshots and pasting them in the website. On chrome, I could grant it access to the clipboard on the first screenshot then not worry about it anymore. On firefox however, pressing ctrl + v first opens a context menu where I then have to click "paste" (or press p) every single time. It's getting annoying to have to go through this extra step. Is there a setting or add-on that would allow me to give a website full clipboard permissions like other browsers?

I have built an HTTPS server using Apache/2.4.62 in a Linux environment using CentOS Stream release 9, but if you change the port number and access it, the behavior is different from Chrome/Edge, so please let me confirm this.

Client authentication is enabled when using port 443 or 44999 in /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf.

The server certificate has been imported to the client PC, and the client PC certificate has been imported to the server.

I attached index.html to /var/www/html/ on the server side and set it up so that test.html would open on port 44999 when the "Start" button on index.html was pressed. When I do this in Chrome or Edge, a certificate selection screen appears and when the client sends the certificate, the result is successful.

However, when I try this in Firefox, the certificate selection screen does not appear and the result is a failure. Why does the certificate selection screen not appear?

Also, when I capture the packets at this time with Wireshark, it appears that an empty Certificate packet is being sent in response to the Certificate Request from the server.

If you enter https://IP address:44999/test.html directly into the address bar, you will be able to access the page successfully.

And the contents of index.html are as follows: <title>connectTest</title> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <script> function connectTest() { var request = new XMLHttpRequest(); var testUrl = "https://192.168.137.149:44999/test.html"; request.open('POST',testUrl,true); request.send(); request.onreadystatechange = function(){ if(request.readyState == 4){ if(request.status == 200){ alert("Success"); } else { alert("Error"); } } } } </script>

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test.html just displays "Hello World".

Hi, I am a new Firefox user. Since installing the browser, I have not been able to copy and paste data. I get the message:"Use shortcuts keys. Your browser can't access the clipboard, so use these shortcuts: Ctrl+X, Ctrl+C, CTRL + V". Unfortunately, shortcuts do not work either. I checked also Copy: Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Insert (Mac: Command + C) Paste: Ctrl+V or Shift+Insert (Mac: Command + V) Cut: Ctrl+X or Shift+Delete (Mac: Command + X) but this is only for Mac. So nothing is working. What is the other option to make shortcuts available?

Thank you, Aneta

I don't know if it's the latest Firefox "update" ro v137.0.1(those accursed things!) which I've resisted for months, or the garbage update Macrosuck foisted on us today, but somebody has altered my settings. The font size on all were the same size as the fonts on the pages I go to, now they're miniscule. How can I change them so I can actually see them?

Thank you to any and all relevant solutions and/or suggestions.