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I have been advised by BMO bank that the notice: "Error code: AK_DNY - 76.144.82.174" when trying to access their site "https://usdigital.bmo.com/www/#/need-help" means that Firefox will not communicate effectively with them. They suggested I use Google Chrome or a microsoft product-I use neither! I finally accessed using Safari. I really want to continue to use GFirefox, which I have been using for several years now.

Pls advise. [edited email from public support forum]

Looking for a way to find a certain tab when I have multiple windows open which have several tabs in each. Have looked through Mozilla support and find no reference to the Move & Resize and Full Screen Tile choices on the Window tab so don't know if either would help. Mac running Sequoia 15.2 and Firefox 138.0.3

I use an IMac (15.6) to sign political petitions online on sources I trust, but the new Firefox version (128.14) seems to require that all GPC be disabled to do so. Can GPC be used selectively? Attached is a typical warning. Thanks for your expert thoughts.

I am experiencing a significant issue with Mozilla Firefox after the recent update a few days ago. Since the update, I have been unable to access several websites including Facebook and Amazon, which are essential for my daily activities. This problem is quite frustrating as I have to rely on Google Chrome for my browsing needs, a browser I do not prefer. - I have updated to the latest version of Mozilla Firefox, but I’m not sure of the exact version number. - I have tried clearing the cache and cookies, but the problem persists. - I would like to know if there are any specific settings that need to be changed or if I should consider reverting to a previous version until this is resolved. Please let me know what steps I can take to restore access to these websites on Firefox. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Please advise how to turn off all website pass key notifications and/or 'invitations' to set-up pass keys for website accounts. Thank you for your time and assistance.

My browsing history in Firefox on mac is incomplete. It used to show complete history, every site, and now only shows a few. How can I fix this to show all history?

Was just curious about cookies and what they are doig on my system, I know what they are and what they do but wondered how bad they are for privacy and as well as performace on my machine. I apparently have 2.6gb of cookies, that's a lot of 1s and 0s! I am now going to delete them, but wondered all this time, are all of these cookies recording my every move on the internet and selling this data back to advertisers so I can be easily targeted??? I have ad-blockers anyway, just wondered if there is a good cookie killer?? Or are there any settings in Firefox I have missed.. I did see I did not have the 'strict' controls set which I will do now. Thanks.

Hello and thank you for the help,

I have tried applying for any college on CCCapply's home page (https://home.cccapply.org/en/) and once I input the college and click it or click enter, I either get stuck at a white page or CCCapply has an error page saying I am using a proxy.

I have tested this on macOS Sequoia, Windows 11, Linux Mint, all on the newest updated Firefox. I also tried this on mobile Android and had the same issue.

I have tried on Campus networks, home networks, and cellular networks, all the same issue. Chrome, Edge, and Opera all work perfectly fine.

After trying normally, I have deleted all browser data/cache, turned off Enhanced Tracking Protection and every security setting I could find in the settings and still run into the same issue.

Thank you for the help, Connor

I updated my mac to Sequoia 15.6 and after reopening my macbook all windows of firefox are invisible on screen. If i checvk which windows are still open, they all are but I can't see them nowhere. How to proceed to see them?

Running Firefox 141.0.2 on Mac Sequoia 15.6.

I have frequently used firefox to reach this local server until today. The server itself currently responds to pings, traceroute works. I can ssh to the server. I can access an SMB share on the server. All of these were tested after I ran across this issue. The server doesn't support HTTPS.

Today when I attempted to reach the server in Firefox. This time I got a popup (from Firefox, I presume) asking if I wanted to add this server to some sort of list. As I am still largely human, I didn't really read the popup, and just selected "No". And now I can't reach the server (from Firefox, that is).

So, how do add this server to Firefox's whatever list? The "Server not found" message is, as always, not even slightly helpful.

Thanks in advance.

There are many websites (I noticed with Google, Instagram) that seem to remove the list of previous pages. They obviously want to prevent that visitors go back (for example to the search results) and proceed somewhere else. The result is that I click on a link, the linked page loads and then clicking on the back button does nothing, as if I entered the URL directly into the address bar. I consider that a terrible user experience because websites are trying to control my options, even on domains before I reached their sites. Since one of the huge advantages of Firefox is the claim that that it helps users take back control, I hope that there is a way how to prevent visited websites from manipulating the history, which is outside their own domains. I am aware that I could open the history or type in the address of the previous page again, but it is just not the same as pressing the back button. Is there any configuration (or add-on) that could help? Thanks!

At some time in the past I used some feature of Firefox to create a policy that disables the update feature of Firefox. The active policy is "DisableAppUpdate" which is set to True. No matter what I do to correct this it keeps showing up. I have tried several different procedures to remove it but none have worked. I have tried using "about:config", doesn't work, deleting Firefox entirely and then empty trash and downloading a fresh copy of Firefox and re-installing, doesn't work, using an empty policies.json file in the distribution folder, doesn't work, I have even tried using terminal and entering: "grep -rwl ~/Library/Application\ Support/Firefox -e policies.json" and that doesn't work! I am at a loss of ideas on how to get rid of this and being able to update through the update feature of Firefox instead of having to go to the Mozilla website and check if there is a new version and manually installing it. I would be very grateful if someone could help! P.S. I forgot to mention when I click on the link of "your browser is being managed by...." in settings it opens a new tab showing "about:policies" and the tab title says "Enterprise Policies".

I recently upgraded my MacBook Pro and now Firefox has pink background which is annoying me. I don't want black or cartoon characters. How can I install something more subdued?

How do I get the website "https://glob.emsd.ru/visual-observations/" to update properly? Today I had to use Tor to see today's pictures instead of 5 day old pictures. Had same problem with Safari until after I used Tor.

Firefox connection fails on my mac cleared everything used troubleshooting mode works on windows iphone. I used wireshark and there is no attempt to contact the failing server only see udp broadcast from server. Safari works find DNS is fine cleared everything. Only thing I have not done is reinstall. No trouble connecting to other websites, this is the only one. I ran a virus scan at a loss.