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I just installed a Firefox browser on a new computer. I logged into the new browser and hit sync, but it didn't bring over new information. I manually synced both browsers, restarted both computers, and logged out and logged back into both instances. My laptop still has all the passwords, bookmarks, etc. But the new desktop doesn't have any of it. I cannot uninstall and reinstall because they're work devices and technically I'm not allowed to have Firefox and had to get my tech friends to help me get a copy.

Hey guys,

I use Firefox as my primary browser, but lately when I click a Job posting by CUNY the page keeps refreshing and it won't let me click on Apply Now, can you check if the problem is coming from CUNY or Firefox?

Thank you.

I have been unable to login to my online financial accounts for some time (at least a month or two). I use LastPass password manager, and get an error whenever using Firefox. I have no problem when I use Chrome. I have used Firefox for a long time, and hope I don't have to change because of these types of problems.

Firefox forgets info when I'm trying to log in and have to switch to open a text message containing a sign in code. By the time I've read the message Firefox has closed the page I'm on and I can't retrieve the info. When I try to log in again, I have to switch to open a text message and Firefox closes again.

This does not happen with Safari, so I'll start using that.

Goodbye stupid Firefox.

Hello,

When I open the developer tools (using F12) and I check the disable cache checkbox of the network tab, I get CORS errors saying that `Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://<my-resource>. (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ missing).`.

From my understanding, since the requests triggering the errors have the `Cache-Control` header set (due to the cache disabling), these requests do not qualify as simple requests (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS#simple_requests). That’s why the server (AWS CloudFront) does not return CORS headers. However, I do not understand why Firefox did not send preflight requests (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Preflight_request) in these cases.

Did I miss something? Or am I hitting a bug in Firefox?

Regards

My WSJ.com user info correctly loads the Wall Street Journal front page. When I click for a particular story, Firefox often loads the page but immediately erases it and says, "Application error: client-side exception. See console for further information." It does not happen every time, and I have not encountered it with any other website.

I use the latest Windows 10 and fully updated Firefox.

On my opening Firefox page there is a header " Your browser is being managed by your organisation". I am an individual and have no organisation. I am having problems with Ancestry which they have directed back to my browser. This is this last thing (I think) that I do not understand. Any ideas most welcome please.

Since about October 2024 suddenly in Firefox all checklists of synchronized iCould Notes appear with the checkpoints shown just as black boxes and cannot be used anymore with a checkmark Y/N as before. Pls see the picture attached.That is not the case on Microsft Edge. What can I do?