I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Since the arrival of Firefox, I have had it set to open automatically when my computer starts. Recently it has started opening in TWO windows on startup. If I remove Firefox from the 'open on startup' list, obviously it does not start at all. I cannot find any control to make it stop opening two windows. Is it a Mozilla problem, or an Apple problem?

This is something i find annoying sometimes, when watching videos on my 2nd monitor im using the main one ofc, so i have all my socials in my 2nd too, but the PiP is always on top, is there a work around for this? and make it play not always on top?

In this website, written in markdown if I'm getting this right, the equations are not displaying in my browser.

My browser is displaying corretly all the examples in the other questions on math rendering, and also in similar books (here, here).

I've deleted cookies and cache, disabled extentions/adblocker, tried safe mode, without any change.

I have the same problem with all Edge and Chrome too and even on another computer. I thought the problem was in the website but the equations are rendering fine when I test them on https://www.browserling.com/.

Thanks in advance for any help :D

No streaming audio on any website that streams audio including i-Heart radio and broadcast radio stations which provide streaming audio on their website. No problem with my PC or other web browsers including Google (which is now my default). Been like this all summer. I expected Mozilla to fix this by now.

I have used this browser for at least 15 years by now, but for the last half of year and even more, it's being hell to use it, each time i try to open google it stays on connecting for more than 1 minute just to leave the page in blank, i try to click on any google results and yet it won't open them, youtube every 2/10 searches displays the message failure to connect "retry". -popup blockers won't work -mozilla media sound won't play through bluetooth headphones, won't play through cable headphones.

New Laptop, new Windows 11 - and running permanently into the issue of having to sign into windows security, when trying to open Firefox. If I click it away - it provides me with the firefox browser but its original set up. To get to "my firefox browser" set up I have to log in. I cannot find anywhere in the Microsoft settings the possibilty to remove Firefox from this requirement. I have tried to unstall and reinstall Firefox, also reset Windows security (which is a joke - as nothing is reset). Can you tell me how to get ridd of this - so that I simply can open the Firefox browser without having to fall each time over Windows Hello. (I have tried to unsign from Hello and use on the classical password sign in - no hope - still asking then for the MS password). Firefox is in some super secure vault - and I would like to get it out of there.

mine is 330 MB. Has folders like http++website.org and https+++accounts.google.com^userContextId=8 and moz-extension+++81bd8d4f-66b4-4320-a211-143290de74c5

I have the add-on Tab Stats. This lists and groups tabs by unique domain or unique URL listing duplicates in a separate sub-tree. On each url item there is listed the last access date/time.

Is it possible to get a list and group tabs by last accessed date? I've put in a request on the extension for this feature - New tree - List by age exponentially but the authors appear inactive and unresponsive.

What is the best way to encourage development of this feature if not available in pre-existing extension or feature (which is preferred of course)?

I have tried to make sure cookies are enabled at BigFish.com website but I have probably made things worse or did it wrong. Both problems follow me around and please understand I have also been in contact with BigFish techs but I am not getting far in any solution.

I was told to clear the browser cache which I have done both for Firefox and BigFish but I can detect no difference at all. I am still told at the BF website that cookies are needed in order for me to enter.

I am at my wits' end with this and at my age of 83 I feel like I am rushing on that downhill slide much more quickly due to this problem. I feel that I have made some error in my wildly clicking around but I don't always understand the terminology exactly.

If anyone knows how to explain this to me in perhaps easy steps I would be most appreciative.

Thank you,

Gail

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My phone number has changed. How can it be updated in Firefox?

I imported bookmarks from Chrome. I used it for a long time, so I've got 600-some-odd bookmarks in a lot of subfolders. Nested folders are the only way I find what I need.

I followed this advice https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1366211 - I bookmarked the page. - I "edit bookmark," highlighting the parent folder that's visible on the bookmarks bar. - I click the right-most down arrow. That displays only directories visible on the bookmarks tool bar. - The right-most arrow operates as a toggle between showing the desired parent directory only all of the parent directories visible on the bookmarks tool bar.

In case it matters, I uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox this week, so it's up to date.

HTML5 download attribute is not working at all on Firefox.

I created a simple HTML Mark up like this:

<a href="Will Logo.png" download>Download Image</a>

When I click the link, it doesn't download the Image, it opens it in a new window.

I have tried it on Edge and Chrome and the result is the same-- the Image doesn't download. It simply opens up in a new window.

Is there some settings that I need to enable, for this HTML5 download attribute to work?

Regards.

Whenever I scroll up and down I notice there is screen tearing on my screen, it happens on yt videos with a high enough fps count too. I tried to check if I had hardware acceleration on but it was already off, I tried to force vsync on from the nvidia control panel but still nothing.

with the 116 series of Firefox I've noticed the rendered page fonts are smaller, I now have to zoom to 130% on some sites that were fine Is this a build parameter ? Not important, slightly annoying Solutions

With no webpage up, all extensions off/uninstalled, and updates turned off(I have a policy turning it off) I randomly get a message from my firewall that Firefox is trying to access windows explorer. Given I'm not doing anything there should be no reason for it to do so, which means it is do something I don't want it to. If I block its access nothing happens other than it incessantly tries again about 20 seconds later. It can get rather demanding and request access a few times then stop again. I don't think it is trying to do anything malicious, but outside the Firefox genie trying to contact me about 3 wishes I would like it to stop. Any ideas what it might be trying to do/access?

It basically comes down too I've really hit my filled up point on too many developers deciding what is best for me and what I want done on my PC. My google fu didn't seem to be up to finding any information on what it might be doing and I found no help topics on it here. Ff doubly made me hit it with overly complicating simply turning off automatic updates and having to dig for how to do it.

I had issues with latest releases (116.x) so I wanted to return to 115. Therefore I uninstalled the existing Firefox applications both on my phone and PC. Before uninstall I synced my bookmarks. After I reinstalled the earlier release and signed in to my account I was not able to see my bookmarks. Neither my phone and my app... Is it possible to get bookmarks back from a specific date from Sync? I am not able to restore my profile on my PC because I deleted the folder...