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Recently when I get an email from John Lewis eg about new products and I click to go to their site I get an "Access Denied from this server" message. Then I have to go on Safari (which I hate!) to access the site. Please can you help, there had been no problem for years until now.

I have always used Gmail to email links, but it has stopped working. In Settings/General/Applications, the 'mailto" gives only the options "always ask", "Firefox (default)" and "use other". Previously the option to select Gmail was there. In fact, the list of applications only has 6 items instead of the numerous ones that were there previously.

I just asked for help because audio/video was not executing on Firefox. I just dropped out of the browser and reloaded and now it's OK.

Sorry I did not do it sooner.

Phil

Cannot login to mail.yahoo.com via Firefox on this PC. I can do so via Chrome. When attempting to connect to mail.yahoo.com via Firefox I can enter my email address but all I get from Yahoo is "We are unable to process your request at this time

Please try in minutes"

Note that the problem does NOT occur when using Chrome at the same sitting using the same PC. Have tried selecting the "shield" symbol to the left in the address to no result nor does trying to select the lock symbol. At this point I am ready to say goodby to Mozilla Firefox which I have used for several years. But unless a solution is found it is time to say GOODBYE Firefox. I will watch my email via another browser for any possible solutions. Thanks in advance, Hall Blankenship [removed email from public]

When I open https://www.washingtonpost.com/ it loads but after a few seconds it goes blank. This started a few days ago and only happens on firefox.

Up until Firefox 64, Firefox had limited support for RSS:

• Viewing a RSS feed would show you the feed items, with an option to do something with the feed.
• Live bookmarks would actually subscribe to those feeds

I can understand removing Live Bookmarks. It's a big feature. I don't understand removing the (what I assume to be) XSLT stylesheet that made RSS feeds not look like a wall of XML. Does anybody know what the conversation was here? Are there minutes?

Even basic RSS support helps people interact with the web, and since Chrome and Firefox both dumped RSS, users are being driven further and further into the arms of "Platforms" who handle this stuff through black-box algorithms. And so much tracking.

Mozilla should reverse this one. Bring RSS back hard.

Password is for a login which was used a couple of days ago now cant be shown and doesn't work anymore even tho no password change occurred. The issue is persistent on all my devices. Other Passwords still work fine.

Not highlighting selection to copy or delete so I have no idea where I am. If I cut it does cut what I've tried to highlight on my new iMac--- this issue is firefox related-- works fine in chrome and safari'... I need make this feature work in Firefox-- don't want to move away

The URL in the URL bar is trimmed. I went to about:config and disabled "browser.urlbar.trimURLs", but it still did not work after I restarted Firefox. (see images)

Firefox version: 105.0 (on beta update channel)

I later then found out that there is a lot of unused space on the right. (see https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ag9_47ED3j7sgsZhkB02k7gI3lavyg) How do I remove / make use of the space on the right of the URL bar? How do I turn off the trimming of the URL?

Any help is appreciated!

Hi when i start Firefox, automatically in a tab i see this page: https://dzen.ru/?clid=2186617&win=559&yredirect=true i don't see this what should i do?

I'm trying to make a new Firefox Account with an email address I have for school, but it keeps saying that it is invalid. I believe it is because the latter half, instead of being @gmail.com or whatever, is @port*********.org. I tried logging in with another email that had @gmail.com and it worked just fine.

What I'm really asking is: Is there a way around this or is this in vain?

Just installed Firefox on my MacBook Pro (macOS 12.3.1) and my first Google search looks like the attached screenshot. Obviously this is unusable. How do I fix this? Font-settings are all default, and the checkbox for allowing site to use their own fonts is checked. WTF?

I'd love to replace Chrome with Firefox as my default browser, but since I'm unable to read anythng in my search results, I'm already regretting this idea. I have tried various font-settings, but they have no effect at all on how the Google results look.

Any help?

PS: I have searched the forum for similar issues, but have not found any solution.