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Someone asked this before about a year ago but I didn't find any legit answers. Just suggesting to use a different theme which I don't want to do. Is there an option to disable this or an add-on? If not, Mozilla needs to address this because that thick blue border is just terrible looking.

Also note, this is not because of Windows 10. Windows 10 doesn't put any weird borders around URL box in Chrome or Edge. So I am pretty sure this is a FF issue.

I've done the same thing for years: check my stock holdings at finance.yahoo. I have no trouble going to the main yahoo finance site, but when I go the account, I get "The page isn’t redirecting properly."

I've cleared the cache, and cleared yahoo cookies.

If I cut and paste the rejected address, https://finance.yahoo.com/portfolio/pf_1/view/v5, into Internet Explorer, it works perfectly.

What else can I try?

Thanks!

Every single time I either resize the window or scroll through pages, firefox does this strange visual glitch. It doesn't happen on chrome, internet explorer, or anything else. I have already tried downloading and updating firefox to its newest version, but to no avail. I'd really like an answer to this, as it is horribly annoying. Thank you.

I have tried to refresh Firefox and uninstall and reinstall, and have gone into about:config to fix, but I keep getting messages for OpenH264, and Primetime and Widevine Encryption that they "will be installed shortly. What should I do?

I used to be able to minimize Firefox with one click on the taskbar icon, even with several tabs open. Now it won't let me do that. Now when I hover my mouse over the FF icon, a pop-up shows all the tabs that are open and I must find another way to minimize Firefox. I'm missing something here.

I'm having constant BSODs on Firefox when browsing the web. It seems random, sometimes appears on facebook, youtube, other sites.

I've disabled hardware acceleration in FF but it didn't help. I'm using Win7 which is up to date.

I don't know what other info would be needed so please let me know and I will provide it.

I needed to 'allow all cookies' to watch BT Sport so set this in the 'privacy' menu. I would prefer the default to be 'only from sites I visit' but I can't get a menu back for cookies that allows me to do this. Any suggestions?

вместо разделов и кнопок меню всплывает белый прямоугольник. При первом запуске после перезагрузки компьютера, на 1-2 секунды содержимое отображается, а потом прорисовка пропадает и становится просто белым прямоугольником.

I don't know why - possibly after a firefox update to 49.0.2? But Firefox on Windows 10 is no longer saving or using my saved passwords. When I try to display saved logins, there are none showing. However, I do have intact key3.db and logins.json files, and I can see in logins.json that there are lots of logins stored in there. So I'm sure the data are there, but just not being read.

Uninstalling and reinstalling didn't help. Refresh didn't help. Synch seems to connect, but doesn't help. Isn't there some command to force the browser to read the saved logins file?

I updated from Firefox 49.0.2 to 50.0 and Ad Blocker Ultimate no longer was enabled. I tried reinstalling it to no avail (2 or 3 times), so I uninstalled ver. 50.0 and reinstalled ver 49.0.2. I WILL NOT USE VER. 50.0 OR LATER UNTIL AD BLOCKER ULTIMATE IS ENABLED - PERIOD!!! I will quite using Firefox if I have to.

Please let me know when you have corrected this problem.

I downloaded -Bring me sports and it became my homepage. When I try to remove -Bring me sports- I cannot do so. Bring me sports is not listed in -Remove a program. I cannot locate this program. It keeps asking if I want to go back to my previous home page (Bring me sports) and I stay on page that I am on. (MSN). I cannot get rid of -Bringme sports.

I was browsing last night and attempted to access imdb.com when my page was redirected to the page shown in the image attached. On this computer I am using Windows Defender as the active security service and Spybot S&D as passive protection. OS is Windows 10 Pro version 1607. It goes without stating that I immediately aborted the download option presented.

Edit: Image attached.

This popup appears every time I shut down the computer; from event viewer: Application popup: plugin-container.exe - Application Error : The exception Breakpoint A breakpoint has been reached.

(0x80000003) occurred in the application at location 0x4f49006f.

Click on OK to terminate the program

the location generally ends with either 6f or 2b.

These are some crash reports that should correspond to the error

bp-826dbde1-1fa2-43dc-9be5-0fe562161104

bp-35b3bf7f-b062-4b6b-97df-4fb702161104

bp-eaf13e4b-a886-44b2-bf52-d00432161104

bp-ca97c336-6f2a-471b-96c5-50b552161104

bp-98e7a94d-4cfe-44d4-a40f-f84562161104

bp-1bd079f5-cb8d-4464-83e5-a5ed52161104

is there any way to determine what plugin is causing this?

Within the past week, Flash completely stopped working in Firefox 49.0.2 (64-bit) on Windows 7. I can get it working at, e.g., http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ if I remove all of my extensions, but as soon as I reinstall, say, Firebug, it's gone again.

Can anyone help me troubleshoot? Thanks!

The owner of www.wikipedia.org has configured their website improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website. This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox may only connect to it securely. As a result, it is not possible to add an exception for this certificate.

I don't understand their reasoning since last week (I think) I was able to connect just fine. I am not great with computers to say the least. Took me forever to find "Options" etc.

Thanks

Since the last two days I cannot scroll down any web page and have to use the side bar only, i have done some windows updates as google said but that hasn't helped. Please advise

I have a desktop and a laptop. Both have identical configurations for Firefox, plugins, add-ons, versions, Windows 8.1 64-bit, permissions. Videos play just fine on my desktop. But the only difference is when I try to play a video on my laptop in the foxnews.com website in normal Firefox mode, videos don't play. If I go to other websites, they do. If I try to play the video in foxnews.com in safe mode, it plays also. If I try foxnews.com video with Firefox in normal mode and all plugins disabled, the video still doesn't play. I have the latest video graphics drivers. What is wrong and how do I fix it?