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I'm experiencing an issue where the fonts in the Firefox application interface are broken or appear distorted. However, the fonts on websites are displayed correctly.

I have already tried resetting browser settings, reinstalling Firefox, and clearing cache, but the issue persists. It seems to be related specifically to the application’s UI fonts and not website rendering.

Steps taken so far: - Manually cleared profile and cache (in ~/Library folders) - Reinstalled latest firefox.

Macbook m2pro, macos Sonoma 14.7.2

i can't get firefox.com/pair to show on my desktop.

I have just reinstalled MS Word on both PC & phone, (as something has gone wrong with my somewhat elderly PC). My phone (Samsung) says to connect mobile device with my Mozilla account, then I need to open Firefox on the PC, visit Firefox.com/pair, and follow the instructions to connect the mobile device.

I can't find firefox.com/pair on the PC.

I deleted my browser and reinstalled to try and help with some lag issues. Now every time I turn the computer on, this message displays-before I have clicked a link to open FF. What is this trying to tell me exactly?

I have a number in a circle showing up on the Firefox icon on my taskbar. For a while it was a number 1, then that went away. Now I have a number 5 in a circle on the icon.

Ok I have been having an issue where someone is trying to access my computer via remote acess and it happen only when im about to click on play on youtube.

More info here https://forum.eset.com/topic/44026-eset-is-bypassed-by-remote-access-incoming-connection/page/2/#comment-195287

evidence provide this should concern both mozilla and eset.

I have changed my primary password but when I try and sync I am told to reconnect my account by signing in. My password is then rejected multiple times, but the same password works on my Iphone. Any thoughts please?

Having an issue playing purchased movies from YouTube that have played before for a year on a new HP Envy Laptop. Google/YouTube support had me try to play the movies in Chrome (I use Firefox always) and they played. Google wouldn't provide any further assistance. This is laptop has Firefox as the Default Browser. I believe same settings as my previous laptop, also HP.

Firefox is up to date as well. Any ideas?

Every time I launch a fresh copy of Firefox all my saved accounts ect are gone. Now I know they aren't gone because the profiles.json files is still there. What has happened is firefox has taken the cookies.sqlite and added .bak on the end.

I've reinstalled firefox, tripple checked my settings and clearing stored data on browser close. What am I missing to stop firefox from doing this?

Firefox 134.0.2

Hi!

I was shocked when I recently visited a website of a company that offers IDEs. I've downloaded one of the IDEs a couple of weeks ago and now that I've came back to the website looking for plugins, the website still "knew" which version of the IDE I had downloaded because it gave me warnings about plugins not compatible with my IDE version. Now: My privacy settings in Firefox are "strict", the option "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" is checked and I've closed Firefox several times in the meantime. Still, the website has information about my identity.

I would have expected that with these settings something like what I've described wouldn't happen. I must say, I'm quite disappointed. Is there anything else that I can do within Firefox to enhance my privacy?

Plugins that I've installed: CanvasBlocker Cookie Autodelete Decentraleyes Forget Me Not NoScript

Hi there! Ever since I believe two days ago, playing videos in the Firefox browser have been giving me issues. Videos often end up looking scrambled/glitchy. It starts off mostly in green but sometimes turns multicolored, and the tab the video is in starts lagging or freezing. At first I thought it was a YouTube issue, but it's happening on other websites as well, even for animated gifs. I tested some videos in Edge, and so far I haven't had any glitchiness there yet.

I currently have Windows 11, and Firefox is up-to-date. I've attached screenshots from three different websites. Happy to provide other info if needed!

Hi. Just recently firefox, which has been faultless for a long time, is now occasionally giving me "hmm, cannot find this site" messages for Google and BBC. Duckduckgo and chrome are operating normally.

What is the cause of this aberation?

What is the latest update? I have 2 Macintosh computers with the same lateste version of Sequoia (15.2) but different versions of Firefox (135.0b7 on MacMiniM2 and 134.0.2 on MacBookAir M2). Firefox settings set to automatic update but MacMini shows "Failed to Update" in About Firefox.

updated and uBlock off, when i click and drag down, I can't go below the taskbar like I can on my phone (and used to be able to on my pc. Also, no matter what deviations of directing my downloads, whether I specify target or 'always prompt' ALL downloads go to Documents or Temp files. Then I have to cut and paste correct location. Reported THIS several times to no resolution. Tired of backing up and reinstalling FF over and over! Thanks

I've noticed that when video media begins to play, it often suddenly slows down the entire browser's processing ability and cuts to strange visual glitches limited to just the video window, usually green and pink pixelated glitches. This doesn't happen on YouTube, nor does it happen when I use other browsers like Edge. I'm on Windows 11, using the latest Firefox version, with Strict privacy settings and a reliable and simple adblock. Had the same setup on a previous Windows 10 laptop and did not have these issues. It's getting frustrating and is impacting my experience with this browser across multiple websites. I refuse to switch back to sketchy, predatory browsers like Chrome and Edge, so I hope this can be fixed, either on my end or on Mozilla's. Thanks! (Attached a screenshot of the visual glitches.)