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I recently (A few hours or so ago at the time of posting this) realized that whenever I right clicked on anything, no matter if it was a link, text, image, or nothing at all, the menu that popped up showed basically every single possible option.

I do not know if anything would actually happen if i tried some of the options on the wrong file types and such, but I have noticed that trying to use some of the options that would appear and work normally before (like copying a link from a redirecting image), no longer do anything. Copying images seems to work, as well as cutting, selecting, searching terms on google, etc.

I do not think I did anything to cause it. I was using my computer normally for a bit before noticing and I think I would've noticed sooner if it was messed up from the start. I also don't remember if my firefox was updated recently, but there were no updates queued when I checked (Currently at Version 134.0).

The image attached is what shows up when I do nothing but click on the background image of the default home page.

I had a issue with my Dell laptop, when it was resolved It had deleted Firefox. They created a new one, but the bookmarks are gone. I have looked at the information on recovering Bookmarks, but still cannot recover my bookmarks.

Can I get help on this issue?

Thanks,

Riley

Hi My version of Firefox will not be supported after Jan 14th - I can't download an updated version of Firefox because my Mac is IOS 10.10 and apparently it needs to be at least IOS 12. What can I do? I will be updating my computer but I don't want to lose access to my docs etc on the 14th Jan. Thank you - I would appreciate help please.

Latest update Firefox Version 134.0 (64-bit): Won’t allow me to open previous tabs on start up. When I try to change setting it says this:

Information Your browser is being managed by your organization.

How do I fix this? I am the organization and this setting was previously working for years???

Hi,

I am using Firefox on a Mac computer with Sonoma. Google became over time more and more intrusive and annoying. Is there any way to use setting in Firefox to disable the display appearing with most websites that tells one to "Use Google account to sign in..." ?

Thanks

You managed to change my password for accessing AMAZON to a very long password that has never worked so far for the last two months! So, I have been denied a site I use to use regularly and you still deny a human to ask for help, only your jog-related jargon!

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Why is something claiming to be McAfee telling my that my Firefox browser is infected? And it's showing me a renewal notice when I do not have McAfee. It's all very annoying. If I download a new Firefox will that fix it?

I have recently received a notice from Mozilla informing me that the Security Certificate for Firefox is set to expire, and if I do not update it, Firefox may develop issues and stop functioning. As I am not very tech savy, and do not understand the language, I do not know igf/how this will affect my system. It is set to update automatically. I have included a screenshot of the notice below. I keep the system simple, and do not use add-ons, etc. Can someone please explain what all this means in laymans terms?

Why does firefox insist on opening hot links in the same window?

No matter what I change in the Settings all of the hot links keep opening in the same window.

Have a new modem/router (Assis G34). Only getting 57.2 mps download and 9.6 mps upload. In trying to go to a website, it times out.

Tried Microsoft Edge. It worked OK when I wasn't using Firefox at the same time.

Planning to get a range extender. Is that the solution?

Hello,

We have set a fixed proxy in Firefox on our employees' notebooks. However, when the notebooks do not have a VPN connection to our network, the proxy cannot be reached. Firefox then disables the proxy after a short time. I found the setting network.proxy.failover_direct under about:config and thought that setting it to false would solve the problem. However, Firefox behaves the same way.

How can I prevent Firefox from accessing the internet except through the specified proxy?

Thank you.