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I'm encountering an issue with my website related to Shower Door Installation in Seattle. It doesn't open properly in Mozilla Firefox, and I'm seeking assistance to resolve this compatibility issue. The site works well on other browsers, but on Firefox, there seem to be display problems.

Any insights or suggestions on how to address this concern would be greatly appreciated. I want to ensure that visitors using Mozilla Firefox have a seamless experience exploring our Shower Door Installation services in Seattle.

Thank you for your help!

Recently I migrated to Firefox to get rid of the unbearable heavy load of ads on Chrome and would be satisfied with such change if it was not by the slow way Firefox handles Youtube player. As I touch to maximize the screen it is a painful process : the image rotates to a smaller rectangle and after some seconds finally fills up the screen. Once in full screen video player control no longer works. The same did not occur with Chrome , in full screen I used to have control. I noticed previously on my desktop running Windows 10 that Fireworks it is much slower to go full screen on Youtube and to exit full screen. I think Firefox handles with more difficulty the Youtube player than Chrome , or perhaps I am missing something. Unfortunately I think I will have to return to Chrome on Android.

error text - " Firefox cannot verify application "

when I enter email and password on cocofax.net login, scrwen just sits

Recently my Firefox browser updated, but my bookmarks didn't.

If I try about:profiles from the address bar, nothing happens.

How do I go about accessing other profiles and enhanced settings on Android.

I don't understand why my bookmarks are and other settings weren't migrated, or why before the update a warning wasn't displayed that the data would be lost or why it wasn't exported as plain text so that nothing was lost??

My https://pb.mobshark.net/api/affiliate/postback/click?click_id=adtask_FBE6AHVE_152768_5965020_295332719_IND_1702811159&gaid=bd5f5a64-26ad-4189-97d5-1aaa7648658d&offer_id=5965020&pub=J0XJWD-3cJkKEYgn__z6rCbDgv2jkx53vu8OcKTcRq4=&country=IND&sub=FBE6AHVE&b_channel=in_ic_108&ip={IP}&ua={USER_AGENT}&lang={LANG}&osv={DEVICE_OSV}&model={DEVICE_MODEL}&redirect=true&v=1.0 my

Website is blocked please recover my link please sir

Around 3 years ago, I made a request to bring back Firefoxs amazing image toggling feature to allow users to toggle on and off images while browsing the web.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1303546#answer-1348088

Some may think the only purpose of this feature is to save data and that is a good reason. But it has other uses as well. The internet can be triggering, it can be overstimulating. A power user can take control of that, and honestly, after my thread from 3 years ago was closed, the last word was, "Due to your request, The Team has decided to add this permissions (images, web fonts, javascript) somewhere around the end of this year."

It was even put on github as an issue to work on. https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/11460

But 3 years later, here we are. Still no Images selection in the Permissions menu.

I'm back asking for it again. I'm tired of using Opera mobile as the only mobile browser that has this feature. I want to come back to Firefox. And if someone won't do it, please point me in the direction for how I myself can alter this open source software so that I can add this old feature back.

The power draw can be heinous. In 37 minutes of use so far for this full charging cycle, it has used 5 times the power (measured by Android's battery page) as RedReader has in its roughly 2.5 hours. Is there a way that can be brought to heel a bit?