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Firefox is now contolling my mouse for system volume

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dbauerle2
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Hello! Firefox is now controlling the volume of my system via a volume fader that appears in the upper left corner of my screen. Also because of this- I can no longer use "control" button and my mouse to expand any images. In short- Firefox has taken over total control of my mouse. Hoping you can help get this back to normal! Thank you!

Hello! Firefox is now controlling the volume of my system via a volume fader that appears in the upper left corner of my screen. Also because of this- I can no longer use "control" button and my mouse to expand any images. In short- Firefox has taken over total control of my mouse. Hoping you can help get this back to normal! Thank you!

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TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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This is really strange issue, but try to enter about:config in the URL bar and set media.hardwaremediakeys.enabled = false.

dbauerle2
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Did what you suggested and it didn't fix the problem. Somehow as I mentioned Firefox has gained control over my mouse functions. The wheel on my mouse is also inactive. I went to my mouse control panel and there is nothing there that enables me to correct things. Was there a Firefox update in the past three days or so that is causing this issue? FYI- I'm using Windows 10 if that helps you figure this out.

TyDraniu
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We didn't change anything. Try to restart computer.