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1. Enter some websites designated as ALLOW via Manage Exceptions 2. Check 'Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed'

Expected result: All cookies are removed upon browser exit except those websites marked ALLOW

Received result: No websites are removed - Manage Data clicked

I have been running firefox as my default browser for years. However, it has recently become difficult to get it to open (had to press the start tab several times), and now won't open at all. when I clicked on the app tab, the little icon begins to spin then stops. I have restarted my computer and just now uninstalled and reinstalled the program. No change. I have tried the tab on my desktop, and from the app page but it just won't kick in. I am at a total loss. I have a VPN, but turning it on or off makes no difference. what is wrong?

Hello so my computer crashed from a power outage and firefox decided to open random tabs i haven't had opened I ages but didn't bother to open the tabs i had previously had opened. I want these tabs back

nevermind. fixed itself. maybe it just took it a lot longer than expected

I have two firefox accounts. Got a new computer and trying to sync to the new one. I have tried to sync both of them. But only 34 of 300 passwords transferred and only 20ish bookmarks of 100s transferred.

I have tried looking into both accounts on both computers at the same time, run sync, but nothing more will transfer

I play the game at https://word-salad.archive.org/, but most of the time it's considered insecure. This is the error I get: Error code: SSL_ERROR_INTERNAL_ERROR_ALERT. Yet, it will come on if I enter the url later in the day. Do you know why it's a hit and miss url? I would think that if they fixed it once, it would be okay.

Every time i update firefox now it keeps **re** ticking the two studies boxes ... microsoft style :(

How can i stop this new mozilla behaviour happening every time i update please and protect my privacy ???

somewhere in about:config perhaps??

I am trying to watch a movie on Criterion Collection, this has not happened before, but now I am getting a message that says I have to use a supported browser. I always use Firefox and I am using the latest version which has just updated. Is this a problem with Criterion not being up to speed on the update? Or is there another issue causing this problem?

When I use Firefox on certain sites, I get an error that says:

"Hello You don't have permission to open this file.

Contact the file owner or an administrator to obtain permission.

I don't get this message with other browsers. It seems specific to Firefox but unsure if there is a workaround for the issue?

Each time I try to download patch or updates to my personal desktop software through FF, I receive an error message. 404 Bad Request - Request header or cookie too large.

How can I correct this as I have to download my updates for my software.  :)

Hi. Your browser recently has spikes in RAM usage, up to 96%. It really disturbs my business and my online gaming. It makes my computer lag like crazy.

I've been your loyal customer for more than a decade. Please, tell me what to do. I don't want to use some Chromium piece of crap because of this.

I am at a loss. I have disabled popup blocking and all installed extensions that have the ability to block popups while trying to print coupons from Qples (I'm trying to print a coupon for Angel Soft toilet paper). I have deliberately placed their domain https://offer.qpleshq.com in the ALLOW list for popups. I have changed every setting I can see to ALLOW that domain access to just about everything. But I can't make popups work. I haven't had any luck in Edge either (and Edge uses Chrome as a framework so anything that doesn't work in Edge is unlikely to work in Chrome). I even did the ctrl-I trick and ALLOWed every setting it showed for that page specifically. I cleared its cache/cookies from the ctrl-I menu and reloaded. Every single time I reload the page, it gives me the option to print (which I want to be able to do) or "save" (which just means emailing you a link to the same print page). If I tell it to print, I get an overlay that reminds me to disable my popup blockers (at which point I internally scream "but I have disabled every d*mn popup blocker I can find". Is there some hidden/secret setting I'm missing here? I don't know where else to look, and I would think enabling wanted popups would be a possibility in an up-to-date browser (version 129.0, literally updated minutes ago). Thanks for any advice.

Hello, please i want ask about saving multiple open tabs in Firefox, i tried classic bookmark manager and extensions but all of them saved only part of all tabs

Thank you very much

Hi - running Firefox on two machines, syncing across both, and all settings and add-ons are the same. On Win10 desktop, closing Firefox leaves all cookies and passwords intact for next session. On Win11 laptop, closing Firefox deletes all cookies, passwords, and signs me out from Mozilla. Have tried rename/replace of cookies.sqlite I stress, all settings are the same everywhere, and the same add-ons and extensions on both machines. Antivirus is Avast Premium Security, add-ons are: Adblock Adblocker Ultimate DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials Ghostery Privacy Badger uBlock Origin Having to reload passwords and sign in to everything on each session on the laptop is driving me nuts.

I'm encountering a problem with my website on Mozilla Firefox. Although the website speed is excellent, it doesn't load properly—layouts are broken, and images/stylesheets often fail to appear. The site works perfectly on Chrome, Safari, and Edge.

Details: Website URL: https://coralheartcounseling.com/ Steps Taken:

• Cleared cache and cookies
• Disabled all extensions
• Tested in Private Browsing mode
• Checked site code and server logs
• Any advice to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.