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I have signed into my Firefox account on my parents computer in order to see my bookmarks & have saved passwords, etc easily found, signed into & used. Sync is off but after I sign out bookmarks & password still on this computer. I don't want to remove these bookmarks & passwords from my Firefox account on my home desktop or my phone - just from this one computer. Research I found say a Firefox account not for this "function" - but now that I've done it is there NO way to remove it & not have to start from scratch & thus lose all the saved data, extensions, etc.???

Why are we still deluding ourselves that Firefox is a competitor to Chrome, when it's really Google's weapon against competition itself?

Mozilla is not a rights activist. It's a Surveillance Valley theatre group renting its brand names, spyware and lobbying capacity to Google on pain of death. The whole idea that Firefox is a last bastion of light in the fight against monopoly is a joke. But we're so neck-deep in monopoly that all we have left is that delusional fantasy.

I hope this reaches the core of Firefox.

Completely out of the blue I cannot connect to my account at LLoyds bank because of a security problem with the bank which you describe as a connectivity issue. They say the problem lies with Firefox. Whichever I need it sorted quickly.

I'm a little fuzzy on recommended safe browsing habits.

When I visit banking sites they always recommend closing your browser when you're done for security purposes. I generally have lots of unrelated tabs open on my browser. Is it unsafe to have those tabs open when I go to the banking site? Does closing the browser and reopening it (after the banking session) flush out the data even when all those tabs remain open?

My settings are Standard for Privacy and Security. I disabled Total Cookie Protection for this website and when I try to login I consistently get this error message. "We're sorry, an unexpected error has occurred. Please try again." I have no issue when logging in using Safari.

Does anyone know what prevents access to this website when using Firefox? Thanks.

With Firefox 115.14.0esr, 115.2esr and 128.xesr we can`t log in into a company website with a certificate. After the certificate login we end up on the WebSeal again. Http status 302 for pkmslogin.form and pkmscertpromptstagen is called ~12x repeatedly with 302 error each time and then jump back to the login screen.

Good evening,

I was successfully using Mozilla Firefox version 115 to login to my work portal that I use as the interpreter. That means we are using audio/video option. My firewall is on and all the connection to and from Firefox are allowed, and were allowed all along, I did not have to allow it after the Bug 1919173 was identified for some users. I was able to use the Internet on Firefox, and I am using it right now logged on using Firefox browser. But the issue is now with the upgrade that the calls I am receiving are being disconnected whether it is the audio or video. Video freezes, and that never happened before the upgrade. According to my MacBook Pro Firewall, "all connections to Firewall allowed", I don't understand then I am being disconnected when all the permissions are granted to access the microphone and the camera whenever prompted. I looked at the Privacy and Security/Permissions/Microphone/Camera/Settings, in Firefox Settings/Preferences and the dialog box that opens after clicking on Settings, basically does not serve the purpose because there is no +sign to add the portal webpage name to "always allow access to Microphone and camera" despite the permissions were already allowed numerous times from Firefox prompts when the call/session started. I did not have the portal webpage added to this specific dialog box because it was not necessary, and frankly I never opened the permissions under Privacy and Security so I don't know if the + sign was enabled before the upgrade. I opened the firewall on my MAC and Firefox is one of the applications allowed with "All the communications to Firefox Allowed" with green dot right by it. I am afraid to delete it and then add it again Under my MacBook Pro Settings and the firewall because of possibility I would not be able to use the Firefox then, at all. Do you know if anybody tried it already and succeeded? I even tried to install newer Firefox version 130 but that one had sound issues with crackly and breaking up issues from the other end. I uninstalled Firefox version 130, and I am keeping this one, version 115 that I used successfully for VoIP for at least last six months. Is there any plan from developers to work on the dialog box under Privacy and Security/Permissions/Camera/Microphone/Settings and have the plus sign enabled to be able to add the portal web page I am using for my work? Are there any other suggestions or we just have to wait until Apple would work on the fix and issues the patch for this bug? Thank you so much.

Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to localhost:9045. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR Error code: PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified. Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

I don't know enough about how all of this works to explain it further but it seems like this is exactly the type of thing Firefox should be preventing. Why is HP linking some type of chromium browser to Firefox, doing this in the registry to make it even more difficult to remove, and managing my Firefox browser. How do I safely remove everything related to HP from Firefox and its registry entries.

ExtensionSettings {"firefoxhpsureclicksecurebrowsing@bromium.com":{"installation_mode":"blocked"},"firefoxhpwolfsecurityextension@bromium.com":{"installation_mode":"blocked"}}

Hello Mozilla Community,

I’ve been running a drone website and have noticed some performance issues when browsing through various e-commerce platforms or research pages for drone products, especially when searching for a "decent drone with a camera decent drone with a camera." Whenever I open multiple tabs for comparison (e.g., camera specs, user reviews, and prices), the Firefox browser starts to lag significantly, and at times, crashes.

I’m currently running Firefox version [insert version] on [insert OS]. The issue becomes particularly pronounced when loading media-heavy content, such as videos or interactive 3D drone previews.

Has anyone else encountered similar issues? Any tips on optimizing Firefox performance when browsing pages with large amounts of multimedia content?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Microsoft have forced chaneg to OAuth2 - I've followed instructions at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/microsoft-oauth-authentication-and-thunderbird-202#w_your-outlook-or-hotmail-password-no-longer-works-with-thunderbird-and-you-cannot-send-or-receive-email

However they don't seem to have fully worked. I can now send emails out but am unable to get any emails off the hotmail server - and there are some as I checked by logging directly.

Any help welcomed.

I don't want to create a new profile unless I have to as I also run 3 separate gmail accounts as well as the hotmail account off the current profile

Greetings,

How can we fix a hyperlink issue such as the following:

Hyperlinks contained in emails that may include a redirect, do not resolve in Firefox or Google chrome: when received in my Thunderbird email client. i.e. When an email contains a hyperlink, is received in my Thunderbird email client, the hyperlink does not resolve. On the other hand, when the same email is received in gmail; the hyperlink does resolve to a website.

Can someone explain to me, how to fix this issue if it has to do with blocking content or not? I don't believe it has to do with blocking content; because, if I toggle-on the foreign content, the hyperlinks do not resolve in either configuration.

Can you please assist me with this issue.

Thanks,