I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Hi, I used to have a FF popup window in the foreground when I clicked on a link in the main window. Then I had a problem with my computer and refreshed FF. Now the popup opens in the background. Any solutions?

Since updating to Firefox 40.0 (in OS X 10.9.5) browser windows and the toolbar show strange black lines and squares when the window is resized. Websites are messed up with black backgrounds or disappear beneath a black layer. The toolbar often disappears too, except for the three Mac resize buttons. It renders Firefox completely unusable.

It’s similar to what is described here: https://support.mozilla.org/nl/questions/1071126 and the bug described here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1032769

None of the offered solutions or workarounds seems to help. Disabling all add-ons and extensions doesn’t help either. I only use the Default theme.

Solution To my own surprise the issue disappeared completely when I installed and started to use another theme (Simple White)…

So it seems that Firefox’s Default theme has a serious bug?

New Firefox user. Frequently I visit text only page- data strings are quite long. The default view for text only appears to be "Wrap Long Lines", which defeats the sorted information by line. Fortunately I found Page Style under View when I turned on Menu Bar. But when I revisit or refresh the page it defaults back to the word wrap, its getting old. Is there a way to change the default to "Basic page style"..or turn off word wrap, permanently. I looked under options but just havent seen a way to change this. Thanks

1. clicking on tools causes all tabs in row to jump back and forth across the screen. 2. data entry into search line or web address line to be backwards, i.e. right to left. apparently caused by some malware or trojan virus. Can't seem to remove it. This is being entered on my other computer as I can't think backwards. John

When I open Firefox a white box opens on the desktop behind the Firefox main window. How do I get rid of this? It's really annoying because I can't access anything behind it without having to quit firefox. Also when I click on Firefox in the dock, the main window doesn't open, the white box comes forward. I have a Macbook Pro with 10.11.4 operating system.

Why is there a yellow line on websites? This has been happening since Firefox 36, I noticed. Sometimes there is a yellow line on a random webpage, particularly web links. It turnes yellow when I click on it and then stays that way until I close the tab or window. Sometimes it will turn yellow, and then not let me click on the link! Please help. Thanks

iv always use ff but a couple days ago all at once i have problem on weather underground seeing nexrad radar and 10 day forcast. where they usually come up its a white space with a multi colored circle just spinning. if i click on my city the page opens with current conditions but the radar or forcast wont show anything but that colored circle spinning. it works if i use ie but i would rather use it. thanks

I just got assaulted by the new Quantum 57.0.4 it is BLINDING. I am shouting sorry as I can barely see. My eyes are smarting and tearing and I can hardly read the tabs, the contrast between the dark tab and the name of the tab in a sort of muted white or grey makes the print difficult to read -- and any red fades out (as is natural in the dark, it's physics). So the screen is extremely bright, like white light, and the tabs are extremely dark, the letters obscured, any red logos tend to be muted into the dark, and I have a sudden splitting headache. I was fine with the previous Firefox. I just checked Safari -- I'm fine. I think this is a health issue.

Hello, Im running Windows 10, and I have some pages not displaying correctly in Firefox. Started about a week ago. I have tried Windows System Restore, reinstalling Firefox, deleting cache/cookies etc... I updated Java and Flash. Nothing works.. Here is a URL to a screen shot of a page that don't work:

http://i59.tinypic.com/72wt1t.png

Thanks in advance...

I have 2 monitors:A and B My setup: work on monitor A (primary one), put firefox browser on monitor B. What I need: I need to play fullscreen on twitch.tv/youtube/... on monitor B (it always go fullscreen on A whenever I try, even though I putted firefox on B)

Hello , Very recently my Yahoo Mail has gone bonkers and I have lost all my check boxes . You know the ones I would use to check which emails I'd like to delete etc,etc. It looks fine on my other computers and on this computer through Google chrome.

Title.

With hardware acceleration: http://imgur.com/jHRk6Yl Words look "empty", and look really weird instead of being bold. But if I disable it, normal fonts look 'weird' in some webs (not all), and are hard to read. Any solution?

Thanks!

First off, thanks to everyone who pitches in to help resolve this headache. Sheesh!

Problem: The Header image and text do not display properly in Firefox: The content does displays properly in Chrome, Opera and Safari. By the way: I have read and attempted all the applicable troubleshooting suggestions Firefox has supplied without success.

Website: www.twoworlds.ca The page in question is www.twoworlds.ca/other-world.html

Note: I coded the site myself using largely a w3.css framework. Admittedly, the source code is messy. I'm still chimpin' around (experimenting) with things.

Incredibly, am unable to upload two 137 kb screen captures of the problem for visual reference - an endless spin wheel for 12-minutes. Wha..? In that case, please visit my site in Chrome and then Firefox to see the difference. the site again: www.twoworlds.ca/other-world.html

Thanks.

The Juniper J-web management (java?!) page is not viewed right. With Firefox in fullscreen mode, You will see a purple line in top; in windowed mode the graphics looks resized with a small symbol in the lower right corner. But you can't resize.

I run a forum that uses Invision Power Board as the forum software. In Firefox 35.1 and below, when replying to a thread or starting a new thread, text would be correctly displayed like this: -

http://i.imgur.com/woze0ip.jpg

In Firefox 36, once you hit the right hand edge of the box that you type your post into, rather than it automatically moving down to the next line, it just continues on to the right and a horizontal scrollbar appears, like this: -

http://i.imgur.com/xkVP5Ck.jpg

I have tried upgrading to the latest beta version of Firefox 37, but the problem remains. I have also tried restarting Firefox in safe mode, with all extensions disabled, but it's the same. As soon as I downgrade back to 35.1 again, it works fine.

Is this a bug in Firefox? Is there an advanced setting I can change somewhere so that this doesn't happen?

Thanks!

Operating system: OS X 10.9

Starting about four months ago, I began to see untitled and non-selectable windows spawning after my browser had been open for a while (i.e. after I visited a few sites). The number of these invisible windows grows over time, but are removed if I close the browser and start a new session. This has persisted through many new versions of Firefox.

I tried turning off all of the add-ons. Still happened.

I tried keeping track of what sites caused the problem. No correlation.

Today I uninstalled Firefox, using AppZapper -- which should have removed everything -- then did a new install. The only thing that I imported were bookmarks from the backup directory in my old Profile folder.

...and it's happening again. Here is a screen shot: http://imgur.com/ojcODd1

Any help would be appreciated.

I'm building a new website which is http://tradingchannelsuk.ipage.com/ The header picture looks just fine on other browsers apart from Firefox and IE. The header is way too large and goes out of the margins of the page, i.e. more than %100. I tried

1. logo img {

 width: 100% !important

} and some varieties of it but couldn't fix the problem. Can anyone please help me out? Thanks.

There is a hop at Home ribbon task bar that appears every time I start up. I manually take it off but it reappears next time I start up. I want to lock task bar to keep it from coming back

I have a high DPI monitor, and I've set the Windows UI scaling factor to 125%. However, at 125% the web pages appears a bit too zoomed in (images and fonts too large) for me, so I set the default zoom level to 80% in the settings page. But apparently add-on popups (e.g. uBlock origin) doesn't use the default zoom level so they are comically large compared to web pages. I tried setting layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 1, but then Firefox UI became too small. I wonder if I can set the zoom level for add-on popups to 80% without changing the size of the browser UI?