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Just updated to version 134 on Win 11. I use local web pages to organize links. My main web page contains the following:

<frameset rows="40,*" border=no frameborder=no>

 <frame src="./directories.html" name="directories" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no">
 <frame src="./main.html" name="links" marginwidth="1" marginheight="0" scrolling="auto">
 <noframes>Sorry, your browser does not handle frames!</noframes>

</frameset>

the file directories.html contains links such as:

 <td class="table2"><a href="./personal.html" target="links">Personal</td>

the css file contains: td.table2 {

 border: 1px solid;
 border-collapse: collapse;
 text-align: center;
 padding: 5px 5px;
 background-color: silver;

}

Clicking on the link yesterday loaded the file "personal.html" in the bottom frame. After the update, it does nothing. Right clicking on the link and selecting "open link in new tab" does open the file in a new tab.

I have 7 email accounts. Compacting only fails with one account. I can compress the sub folders of this email account. But compacting fails with top email account fails with the following message:

The folder email@gmx,de could not be compacted because writing to the folder failed. Verify that you have enough disk space, and that you have write privileges to the file system, then try again.

To be honest, I never really pay attention to the Downloads history manager in Firefox, until pretty recently, out of curiousity while looking some random files that weren't there (which is another topic, but not my focus in this Support question). So, checking the Downloads history, I realized that I had a few archives (they were majorly image-type files, and they weren't many, maybe just 10-15 distributed in three months as I don't download much nowadays) that were marked down as "failed", for some reason.

But, I go to my desktop's Downloads folder and, well, no one of these files looked like they had errors or similar (I opened them up in Paint, in the Photos? app from Windows 11, and I even opened them up in Firefox and I ran the antivirus on them, just to be sure they were fine). So, I decided to download "copy" files and, although, they now appeared as complete ("fine", "good") in the Downloads history manager, when opening them and contrasting them, I didn't see any kind of difference between the original file and the new one, they even shared the same property data and they looked the same, so, everything looked fine to me.

These past few days I decided to observe the history manager a little more cautiously to see that every file I downloaded and/or saved were fine and complete (with the "X KB - download url link - time/day"), before I logged out from the session. But, early today I got slightly worried, so I opened Firefox again, and surprisingly, a few of the files I downloaded the previous session that were "complete", now were marked down as "failed" (it's a shame I couldn't screenshot them to indicate visual examples, but it really took me off guard when I digged up the history again).

Is this a bug or something?

I am a newbie when using Firefox as a browser, so this is the kind of things that intrigue me, because I also tend to open the private browser sessions and, for obvious reasons, I don't have access to the downloads list from them after I close the private window, and I imagine it would be the same situation in very normal circumstances if I used a normal browser window. So, basically, I want to know if this is a bug or something, because now you are leaving quite curious and worried that even any other of those files might have some errors or something, as well. This has NEVER happened to me with other browsers (like Chrome), if a file I saved, downloaded wrong - it downloaded wrong and I could even have a temp file in my Downloads folder - this is NOT the case.

(Btw - two things. This is an English translated version of the post I just did in Spanish for the Spanish-speaking language community, and I guess I wanted it to have a larger reach. Hopefully it is okay to do so. Also, although I indicate that my current Firefox version is the 134.0 version that got updated yesterday, January 8th, 2025, this happened before the launch of the updated version. I hope that I selected the right topic to describe this issue because I'm not sure how to describe it? It looks like a bug to me, I tried to look out for similar problems related to Downloads, but some of them do not apply to me (all my files do download, appear as downloaded in my desktop folder as well, and they do not seem to have any other issues, except for this thing in the Downloads history manager that I describe in the whole post)

When want to open GeM website then show:

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to sso.gem.gov.in. Peer’s Certificate has been revoked.

Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

   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.

Learn more…

You are requested to kindly resolve this issue.

With regards

Smith Kumar Mob: 08770206390

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to bidplus.gem.gov.in. Peer’s Certificate has been revoked.

Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

   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.

115.19.0esr on Windows 7 It appears todays update hosed about half of my desktop icons. Each icon still launches their program, but the icon is the generic image. Coincidence?

I downloaded 115.18.0esr and installed it and all my icons are back to normal.

I dont know what happened, or what I did or the update did. I installed the update from inside the browser help screen, not a separate download.

fwiw

I have avast for security here the last several months it will stop this sight from getting in(I hope). I am a novice to all of this tech stuff. Avast keeps stopping this www.newstrackr.co from getting in, states this url is a blacklist. Only happens when i try to us firefox.

Installed newest version of Windows 11 and now no tabs will load on browser and all show as crashed. Have uninstalled, reinstalled, refreshed and tried all I could and no changes. Would love any help.

I've been using Firefox for a while and it is one of the best browsers I have used. The ability to just view pdf links as documents instead of downloading them is the feature that made me stick to it. But I've been facing a problem that's annoying. Only Google's cookies are cleared automatically. It won't keep me signed in like other sites. When I quit the browser, only Google cookies are cleared and I'm signed out of my account. I don't know if it's a Samsung related issue as my friends are not facing this. I've reported this on bugzilla as well. This is the bug id: 1940021.

I browse a lot of Instagrams written in foreign languages. I can right click captions to translate, but the menu option to translate automatically is grayed out. How do I enable it?

I have all but given up to try to solve my Thunderbird email sending issue. It will receive but not send messages. I have gone over the setting/ ports several times and cannot see what could be the problem.