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I had dark mode enabled with a theme, the same theme I use on another computer, but on this computer it was making a lot of web pages dark too which is incredibly annoying and hard to read. I changed the theme on this computer to a light theme and the tabs/upper bar turned light but web pages are still dark so I'm not sure how to stop it. My computer is in light mode as well.

Disabling either the "Allow Firefox to send technical and interaction data to Mozilla" or the "Allow Firefox to install and run studies" options under the Privacy & Security settings page break all of my homelab SSL certificates using Let's Encrypt and breaks the tab/card preview functionality. The only way for these to work is to leave both options enabled. Disabling either one breaks both of those.

When they are disabled the card preview just doesn't work. The Let's Encrypt-backed self-hosted services are a bit different. I get a warning that the pages are insecure, and if I click the Advanced button to continue (sometimes it is there and sometimes it is not) I get looped back to the same insecure page with no way to accept or proceed.

Things I've tried: - Disabled all Add-Ons - Deleted/reverted all modified settings in about:config - Firefox Refresh - Uninstalled/cleared cache directories/reinstalled - Deleted my whole Mozilla account and recreated, thinking it was a bad setting being synced

Fedora Systems information: - Firefox v130.0.1, Mozilla Firefox Flatpak - Flathub Flatpak from official Mozilla source - OS: Fedora 40, Gnome - Hardware: Framework 13 12th-gen laptop, custom desktop PC

Ubuntu System information: - Firefox v130.0.1, Mozilla Firefox Snap for Ubuntu - Snap as provided from fresh Ubuntu installation - OS: Ubuntu 22.04.4, Gnome - Hardware: Lenovo ThinkPad X13 Gen4, Intel 13th-gen

This is not an issue on Firefox for Android seemingly. This started on my laptop first a few weeks ago, I don't remember changing either of those privacy settings at the time but I may have.

For the past two days Firefox 130.0.1 64bit has been hanging up on the Wall St Journal web site a couple of times a day. Mouse clicks won't work on the web page, but still do up on the tab areas. Not so coincidentally this is when Firefox updated itself to this version. Closing FF and restarting it is the only solution I've found.

I don't find any simple way to roll back to the prior version though (whatever that was) to verify the problem. The website wants me to select from a thousand versions, download, screw around with FTP, etc. Obvious process for developers perhaps, but for common users not so much.

Is there a simple way to tell my FF installation to just roll back to where it was?

I'm getting this error - Your request has been blocked If you continue to encounter issues please contact us providing the following code: 20240919T152936Z-186c6f958498pfpprwxa1gyerw00000009p00000000064vf

when I am trying to access this website - https://wisconsin.goingtocamp.com/.

Do I need to change a setting or something?

For the last 6 or so months I was having an issue with youtube loading the page but not loading the video or loading it at the lowest resolution and running for under 30 second before stop and never loading again. Now I am receiving a pr_end_of_file_error on most pages for Firefox. Bilibili.com seems to work just fine. I have no proxy, no VPN, I have refreshed Firefox, and created a new profile. None of this has resolved the problem and now I am wishing for when youtube just wouldn't load the videos.

Hello,

I submitted help before you all were great to help with Firefox GPO as I am looking for a way no show saved passwords and I tired the password manager as suggested and that is okay, but not ideal.

So, digging deeper into this, I found 2 settings, 1 I found in the GPO that I have enabled that Firefox sees it set to True but is not working, the other I have not found in the GPO and wanted to know if anyone knew how to perhaps request is for the GPO?

The GPO feature "Do not allow passwords to be revealed in saved logins" I have enabled but is not actually working on Firefox, my other settings from the GPO all work including auto install Firefox, no credit cards and other settings. but the Eyeball for show passwords is still there despite this and even with a gpupdate/force still nothing and not sure what to do to make it work as the 1 feature that is not working, any thoughts?

The option I can't find or wonder if it's not in the GPO and could be added is the highlighted on in my picture of "Require device sign in to fill and manage passwords" like you have to by default on Chrome and Edge. This enabled by default and or a way to force it via GPO would be great to have if anyone knows where it is or where I can go to ask to add it in an update.

The last time this happened, I had to delete and reinstall my security software. After that, I did not download another Firefox update for fear it would happen again. Apparently, the latest update was installed without notifying me, and now it's happening again. Are you ever going to fix this problem? I should not have to reinstall my security software every time you issue an update!

Dear Firefox Team,

I would like to report a new issue I am experiencing and am unsure whether it originates from Firefox or LinkedIn. Specifically, the upper ribbon on LinkedIn is no longer visible when using Firefox (see arrows in the attached images), whereas it displays correctly on Chrome. I have attached two images: one from Chrome and the other from Firefox for comparison.

Could this issue be addressed from your side?

Thank you for your assistance.

Kind regards, Rodolphe

Hi, I'm a new user switching from Chrome. I've downloaded Firefox Developer Edition, and it's a fantastic product. I'm really satisfied with it. However, the only thing I can't figure out is how to enable JavaScript editing directly from the developer tools. Could you please let me know if there's a way to do this?

Thanks a lot!

To whom it may concern, My firefox on a Mac running 14.7.1 crashes on every site that I try to access. It goes to the below image that states "gah, etc". I have sent in mutliple crash reports and followed the troubleshooting on the forums. Steps followed so far -Restarted Firefox -Restarted Mac - Cleared Cache and temporary files -Cleared startup cache -disabled extensions -refreshed firefox -upgraded Mac OS

My next option seems to be to uninstall the programs and reinstall it, but I am worried about losing all saved information including passwords, bookmarks, etc. I cannot even access mozilla's site nor the ability to turn sync on.

Any thoughts would be welcome. Thank you, Adam

I have Autofill turned off for addresses, but Firefox asks me to save anytime it sees an address. Yes I have turned it on, restarted and then turned it off and restarted. It still asks me if I want to save address. I work in a school and do data entry and updates on addresses every day. I need this fixed.

Hello, 1. I can't run Firefox - there is error appeared as screen shot. I'm using Chrome to make it this report and Firefox disappoint me again... 2. Before i had problem with Firefox ver. 30.0.0 - 32bit version was stack on some webpages so I changed for 64bit version and problem gone, but now see pt.1.

Regards Greg

Hello. I have installed Thunderbird on my MacBook Air M3, unfortunately indexing does not work. When I open the Activity Monitor, ‘Indexing Messages’ appears in the list, but after 2 hours it is still at zero, the first few were made in the first millisecond. What can I do? Thank you for your answer and best regards Florentin