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Can't open websites

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jbuellbus
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Suddenly my Firefox browser won't open popular websites, such as Schwab, Facebook and Wells Fargo. It displays an error message that the site uses Java, and that I need to enable javascript. When I check in Settings, javascript is already enabled. I tried restarting and reinstalling without success. When I use the Chrome browser the sites work normally.

Suddenly my Firefox browser won't open popular websites, such as Schwab, Facebook and Wells Fargo. It displays an error message that the site uses Java, and that I need to enable javascript. When I check in Settings, javascript is already enabled. I tried restarting and reinstalling without success. When I use the Chrome browser the sites work normally.
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jonzn4SUSE
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I have accounts with WF and have no issues there, Schwab comes up for me (see screenshot), and I don't do Facebook.

Did you try Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/diagnose-firefox-issues-using-troubleshoot-mode#search104

jonzn4SUSE
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Also, a full browser screenshot is more useful than using that built in option from Mozilla for screenshots. It only show what's in the browser when the issue is usually add-ons that are not shown.