I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Hello. someone kindly help me. I cannot access my wordpress site back end from firefox but when I try on private tabs it works and also works on chrome also which honestly speaking is breaking me apart. I have disabled all extensions etc and it cannot work at all. Someone please help

Since the update firefox keep freezing & not responding, everything is slowed down, even me typing right now is tedious(i mean firefox having brain freeze), videos buffering is messed up (it's been so many years since i saw the circle of loading in youtube, i wasn't missing that), loading pages, clicking on things, scrolling, moving FF windows... So you name it, EVERYTHING in my mozilla is tedious/buggy, tried clearing my history, cache etc... Changed nothing. I managed to reduce a bit the slowdowns by clearing the booting cache of mozilla, but the problem is still there. I did not tried troubleshooting mode, but i did try Privacy mode, and mine doesn't have any addons and it was exactly the same. looked into the firefox task manager, everything seems normal. So i believe this is linked to the update. Here's my spec (PS: i do not have ANY hardware problems, everything is perfectly setup) W10 22H2 Ryzen 9 3900X RTX 3070 FE 8Go 16Go DDR4 CPU cooler Noctua NH-U12A Power EVGA 650 GQ, 650W

I can not load Hulu in the Firefox browser anymore. I am able to do so perfectly on Edge, so I know its not my internet. But it just stays on the previous page and is stuck in a loading loop, but I have no issue with any other website, so I am unsure if I should get support from you or Hulu.

Until a few days ago, Firefox on my computer always opened as a new window when I clicked on the icon at the bottom of the taskbar. But then suddenly something happened; the icon went "white" and I had to first remove it and then put it back in the taskbar. Now Firefox does not open in the same way anymore. To be able to open a new window, you must right-click and select "open in new window". Previously, the "opening of a new window" happened automatically when I clicked on the icon. How do I get the old "opening" back, which I think is better?

I have been using my pc since forever. I will be borrowing my families laptop for studying and work, and i would like to transfer everything, even my layouts, tabs, plug in settings etc etc from my old pc to this laptop. Is this possible in a simple straightforward way? Also. Can i have my tabs always be synced between 2 out of my 3 devices? Lets say i am studying on a field, and have opened 10 tabs about the subject. And the time that i have to leave the house comes. I wouldnt like to have to reopen each and every tab from my laptop. I would like to just press the broswer, and have everything be the same way as it was with my pc

I have changed about:config settings to make the fullscreen notification not show up, but when i move my cursor up to my other monitor (other monitor above main monitor) i get a cut off notification that just stays there until i move my cursor back to my main monitor.

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FFox 115.0, W10; using a virus removal tool it deleted all of my session history, including tab-mix sessions. I saw multiple sites describing how to recover them, but most described using sessionstore.jsonlz4 and exchanging it for a previous version, but i don't see any such file in my profiles/*.default/* files. I did get a recovered directory from a backup, and a file sessionstore-backups/recovery-49.bak which seems to contain all the tabs of the lost session. Using the site (https://www.jeffersonscher.com/ffu/scrounger.html) I opened it and it looks good, and it was then saved as sessionstore.json, but how do I deploy this?

The most recent problem is described in the subject line. But more and more that I have to resort to other browsers because Firefox doesn't work with bread and butter, vanilla websites. Utterly unacceptable in this day and age. Fix this or I'll stop using Firefox.

Several weeks ago, accidentally ruined a Win10 system installed on my newest PC built about 10 months ago. Had to reset Windows, so beforehand I copied the C:Windows drive onto a blank HDD and saved it, hoping I could rebuild Firefox and Thunderbird from the profile data on the saved HDD. I had to do this because I discovered that my backup software, which would have fixed everything, was not running correctly for the crashed machine. When I populated the new PC last fall I was able to migrate both Firefox and Thunderbird onto it. It was tedious and I didn't get it right the first couple of times, despite how simple it looks. But it worked eventually.

Tried to restore Thunderbird emails first, with no success. Finally discovered a software package (Thunderbird Migrator) which kinda restored the emails (95%) with help from their TS and another license so they could restore it to my machine lol. Discovered afterwards that the reset Windows installation was corrupt. Not sure if that affected the restore. Used DISM and SFC which now report system OK.

For Firefox, I found a profile I had saved when I first built the machine. I was able to restore that one. Figures since the profile was a mess I cleaned up on the new machine. Found seven other profiles and can't get any of them to work properly. One profile which should have hundreds of bookmarks only presented about a dozen separator lines and nothing else. It made me wonder what could be different. The profile that worked was created on a running machine. All the other profiles do nothing. I can't see why there should be a difference but I am running out of ideas.

Unless the crash corrupted the profiles, shouldn't they work? Found some local computer businesses that offer data recovery services. Do you have any advice on where to get help?

TIA

Dave Dace

Over a week's time, FF becomes unmanageable! Requiring a total shutdown, and restart of the browser. Even when I shut down the browser, if I go into Windows Task Manager, it will still show multiple instances of FF open, that I have to manually shut down. This is utter nonsense, and why should I have to put up with this?

I've been a FF fan for years now, but am getting frustrated to the point of switching to something else!

My home screen shortcuts are behaving abnormally. The icons disappeared and were replaced by the first letter of the title field for the link - a few of the shortcuts were gone. After a short while some of the original icons reappeared, but not all. In addition, a few of my shortcuts have been randomly replaced by shortcuts to web sites that I have just visited. This seems to have started with the most recent Firefox update. Is this unique to me? Any feedback would be appreciated.

                                                                                                  Bill

I've reset my machine and set Windows 10. When I logged in to my Firefox account and synced data, it didn't sync with old bookmarks. I've Firefox app in my phone and it has all the saved bookmarks. Is there any way that I can restore my previous bookmarks in to my laptop? Any way to sync from Phone to Laptop? Now if I sync my phone it will lost data as well as the syncing device my laptop has none of them. Please help me.

Ever since updating Firefox to version 115.1, I have an issue with correct accessing to banking website through an additional Firefox tab, secured by antivirus software. In my case it is ESET Internet Security. Normally once I tried to access a banking website on Firefox, antivirus automatically put me through to a secured tab. Since the update, it's not happening and the only way to do it is to force antivirus to used that security addon on all websites, not just those selected in the program. I see no reason to use it apart from banking websites. I would like to point out that other browsers I have tried don't have that problem. And it's definitely not a problem with antivirus software, since there were no changes or updates to ESET software between period when Firefox received updates. I have also tried out a beta release of Firefox (116) and the problem is present there as well.

I am waiting for your feedback. Thank you in advance. Michał Baranowski

I tried to install Firefox on Windows 10 and clicked on the downloaded “Firefox installer". However, I felt the response was slow due to my PC having an HDD, Then I clicked "Firefox installer" again. As a result, two Firefoxes were installed and there were two Firefoxes in the start menu. I tried to remove both Firefoxes to start over from scratch. I uninstalled one first, but now I can’t remove the other one left. Can you please tell me how to remove it?

I am on a work domain. I still have admin credentials but they are restricted to only some installs and no writing to USB devices. The Firefox updates don't work. I have to manually download from about:preferences General page then run the install file after it downloads. The update page says it will migrate all my settings over but it does not. Now I have the old Firefox which has been updated and the new Firefox that is also the new version. Why are there 2 versions and why did the new install not migrate all my setting and bookmarks, etc. into just one installed version ??? Should I just uninstall all Firefox's and install thru the Windows Store? Will that allow updates with my restricted admin profile?

I did the update this morning. touch screen is now disabled. only in Firefox - it works in other apps like Word. It was fine earlier today. Advice? Is it possible that I disabled it accidentally?

Thank you