I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

I use to be able to download a file and it would ask me would you like to save or open this file. I must have accidentally clicked "always do this" and I didn't mean to. I tried deleting the handlers.json but nothing works. How do I get back to the old way when I would save a file and it would ask me would I like to open or save it? I want to bring back the window below.

I receive the following message to a common site I used with my business employer.

The message that I receive in Firefox is:

The page isn’t redirecting properly An error occurred during a connection to my.deloitte.com.

I don't know what to do in order to fix this. This seems to be a relatively new problem and I did not have this problem in the recent months, when I used and accessed this site.

Please help as I need to use this site on Firefox.

Kindly, Alan Lloveras Houston, Texas 713-302-0871

After the automatic update to version 98, I'm finding that Firefox insists on putting a copy of my downloaded files into the Download file even after I turned that off in the General tab of Settings. Also found it odd that I was unable to take a screenshot of these settings, but had to use Printscreen to do so!

Normally when I click on a pdf file in my email there are four choice Preview Save To One Drive Download And open with Firefox But as of last night the last option has vanished. I know there are some work arounds but I really need to get this option back as I work with medical documents and needs to open multiple tabs quickly and be able to copy the name of the documents something I can not do if I open with one drive.

I can't open any WordOnline documents from OneDrive/Sharepoint on Firefox. I click on the document, a new tab open, but then the doc itself doesn't load.

I am running the most recent version of Firefox (98.4 64 bit) on an iMac running Catalina 10.15.7 (19H1715)

I don't have the same problem on my Windows machine.

(Note: I was able to access the same document using Safari)

Any ideas?

When I download an attachment from my emails, why does it automatically download to my desktop when it opens? I think it all started when I did an update with Firefox? So all the attachments that I opened up all week are on my desktop, and I did not realize it :( I usually click on the arrow on the attachment I open it up in Adobe Reader, then if I want to save it to

the desktop, I do Save As.

I went to settings tried everything still on the desktop. Please tell me what to change, PLEASE!

I use "always ask" for mp4 files in gmail - it used to work fine, but now it opens file if I select MS Media player AND IT SAVES the blasted file to my Downloads as well ! ....which I don't want it to do.

please fix

I just updated from Firefox 96 to 98. This introduced the following problems:

• all known file types were set to "save file" (so I had to go through the whole list and reset it back to "always ask" for like 30+ file types
• downloading an unknown file type for the first time gets automatically set to "save file" instead of "always ask"

and the most annoying issue:

• selecting "open with.." in the "always ask"-triggered what-to-do-dialog (e.g. to open a PDF in okular, or an ICA file with citrix) produces a warning popup "<the file> is an executable file. Executable files may contain viruses or other malicious code that could harm your computer. Use caution when opening this file. Are you sure you want to launch" (even for JPG)

I tried closing Firefox, deleting handlers.json, but this behavior did not change.

После обновления ничего не работает. Но самое главное я и многие мои знакомые уходим из вашего браузера в знак протеста за то, что убрали наш родной Яндекс из поисковиков.

Hi all, I need to edit my Gmail mailto link to have a "/u/1" within it, because my default mailbox is not the one I want to be emailing from when I click a mailto link, but the URL within the settings menu is locked for editing. Is there an INI file or some sort of command line edit I can make please? I have another mailto link saved within Firefox that I need to use occassionaly so I can't use any solution that locks me to Gmail. Thanks in advance.

I have to curate and compile sheets of announcements for a local humanitarian service provider forum. I do this by sifting through my Office 365 emails, and double clicking those that contain announcements so they open a window, then sorting the windows on a second screen, then read them, summarize them, file the pertinent information with links for my summaries, and when I get a page of them, send them out. I usually start with about 15 announcements on my other screen, and it takes me some time to get them all sorted and cascaded in order for the curation.

Some of them link to PDFs which Office 365 doesn't always preview and I click download, and this used to open them in the main browser window in a new tab, where I could read them and then save them. Recently, this behavior changed and they now open right in the window the email is in, with no bars of any kind or tabs to get out of them again. I hit the stack of pancakes button, and it had a tab marked Exit, so I thought that would exit me from the view.

Instead, counterintuitively, it exited me completely from FireFox, closing all of my carefully cascaded windows of announcements, and my main browser window with Office 365 in it and everything else.

Thanks a bunch. 1) What was so wrong with the previous setup that you needed to change it? 2) How for the love of whatever the author of this new "feature" was smoking, do I get it to revert to the email or is opening these attachments by "download" no longer possible without punting the whole thing to exit? 3) Does this mean I need to permanently disallow Firefox as the browser for all my PDFs or is there some way of doing something non-fatal to my work on a per-boot basis?

Hello.

I am trying to view the ICD-11 (International Classification of Diseases 11th Revision) in my Firefox web browser however the website is not loading properly or, more likely, is loading in a way that prevents/restricts proper access.

Here is a link to the website: https://icd.who.int/browse11/l-m/en

The website works when loaded in Microsoft Edge and displays a left side window with the contents of the ICD-11 classifications. The ICD-11 search bar also works and displays the results of the search in the left side window. Neither of these things occur when using Firefox.

I have limited 'tech skills' when it comes to this, any help would be much appreciated.

Kindest Regards,

Andy

An external partner is embedding one of our websites and has been experiencing the following strange behaviour since FF v97.0:

[See image attached] You can't click any buttons within the iframe when you place the mouse on the button itself. But if you move the mouse ~2cm below the button (red arrow) it acts like it's hovering over the button and you can click it.

There were no code changes on our side and for FF v96.0.3 everything still works as expected. I thought the issue would perhaps be solved in this bug (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1758664) but I tried with version 98.0.2 and it's not fixed there. I'm however hesitant to report a bug in Bugzilla since I can't provide clear reproduction steps (company data).

Thank you for your help!