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None of the above; I am a dynasaur at computers and printers. I just want to send the email I have typed on my p.c. then IF POSSIBLE I would like to print it off. Thank you.

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A help page on Amazon claims Firefox can play Amazon Prime videos, yet I got a pop-up window at the beginning of the movie (not the TV series) "Downton Abbey," which I purchased in 2022, saying my browser doesn't support HD because of content. That's a paraphrase of a window that flashed on the screen and disappeared before I could take a screenshot. The window linked to a page that said Firefox browser CAN play Amazon Prime videos. So the window makes no sense to me.

Does Firefox support HD videos overall? Is there some restriction for content (whatever Amazon means by that)?

I recently got a second monitor and I'm experiencing annoying flickering whenever I'm watching a video. It doesn't matter if the video is on my primary or secondary display. They're both the same resolution (1440p), but my main monitor is 165hz while the second is 60hz.

I've read online that disabling hardware acceleration and then re enabling it fixes this. This temporarily works for me and the artifacts disappear. But whenever I restart my PC, the issue returns and I have to disable and re enable hardware acceleration every time. How do I fix this permanently??

I am running Mac os 15.2 Sequoia. I installed firefox, but was not prompted to allow local Network Access. Firefox is not listed in Privacy&Security / Local Network. Firefox is very slow to load and cannot browse the net. Any soluton to add firefox to the list of apps to turn this feature on in Local Network?