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My tabs crash very often. 6+ times per session. This happens on YouTube and Amazon, and can happen with no site loaded, crashed when I went to about:crashes. This also happens in Troubleshoot Mode.

My latest crash id was bp-faaceaab-e59d-4720-89f9-a60df0240813

Thanks for any help.

On the Twitch platform no matter what I do, the stream buffers fine at the start but after a few seconds, it significantly drops in buffer speeds only at 480p and above. In incognito without any extensions, once it touches 480p it crashes in buffer speed. With extensions(uBlock Origin, h264iy, etc) then only at 160p does it stream without any buffering. Even alternate video players for twitch do not work.

My internet should not be the issue as a youtube video hours long at 1080p60fps does not buffer even once and my phone using the twitch app does not suffer the same issues(alongside everyone else in the household not experiencing internet issues). I am also connected with an CAT 5 ethernet wire to an amplifier that is connected to my router with a CAT 6.

I tried Firefox 128.03 with a completely fresh profile and encountered the same issues. Clean installed Firefox 129 and uBlock in case any custom filters were causing the issue, nothing worked. Deleted all Twitch extensions(FrankerZ etc), still not using my connection speed to buffer. Using Killer Control Center I put Firefox as top priority, still no change.

Modified several configs(included in the images, as well as changing gfx.webrender to true from false) in the browser after searching for answers online(none worked).

Cache clears every time I close Firefox, nothing. Reinstalling drivers and resetting computer, nada.

Someone please, I am on knees.

I am using the 2020 edition of the Acer Predator Helios 300(i7-10750 @ 2.6Ghz, 16GB RAM and RTX 2060). Thank you in advance :)

Hi folks I have to admit to being in a bit of a panic. Something flashed onto my Firefox browser screen and then I lost all my saved top line tabs, my home button and all the tabs that auto-load each time have also gone. I have never had this happen before and I cannot understand how to roll back. I have noticed a new folder on my W10 Desktop PC's Desktop called "Old Firefox Data" and I am hoping someone can tell me whether that might be helpful when you help me restore things. Any thoughts?

Up until very recently, the YouTube Premium app worked fine w Firefox on my laptop. Now, whenever I click on a site I just get that annoying spinning circle. Is there an update I have missed? Can anyone help me with this issue?

Whenever I type youtube.com into the search bar and hit enter, it says it crashed and i can't get in. Here are all my crash id's by the way

bp-d1a33e21-28fa-4153-a7b1-626440240813 bp-8b610356-0a09-4c8c-aa7e-ccf770240813 bp-2e669436-f743-4fd0-b726-5a4590240813 bp-5976dca3-3d2a-4c1c-a43d-f17ce0240813

Good evening, For a few days I have this problem (probably with newest version (129.0/1). Each time i try to search something in a new tab by typing in search bar and pressing enter - it just will not proceed. The new tab just stays titled "new tab", doesn't proceed further until I press it few times (6-8 times) - then it loads the search engine with results.

It NEVER happened before. I am certain that I did not change anything.

Yours faithfully, Behemort

I've just realized that this laptop is labled as a Windows 10. But it is not a Windows 10, it's a Windows 11. What do I, or should I do? Or does this really make any difference or matter?

I cannot disable or delete the two websites that appear in my Autoplay list under Settings. I've tried everything but when I reopen the window, they still have permission to "Allow Audio and Video". Why can't I disable this?

For months I have been unable to load the Google Meet website in Firefox. I keep my browser up-to-date and have tried different privacy settings, container tabs, etc. Every time I go to meet.google.come, I end up in a redirect loop pointing me to https://meet.app.goo.gl/?link=https://meet.google.com/&apn=com.google.android.apps.tachyon&ibi=com.google.Tachyon&efr=1&ifl=https://meet.google.com/about instead. Clearing cookies and such seems to fix it, until I log back into my Google accounts and the problem starts happening again. Any ideas how to fix this?

I'm a very novice Windows 10 user and my ISP is Earthlink. When I open Firefox it brings up my start page in Earthlink - which has a Google window. Never had this problem before but now when I try to Google anything I get the above application notice. Received one response from the community and while the problem may be mine because I'm a very novice user the suggestions didn't seem to work or I was doing things wrong.

Thanks, Jim