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Using Firefox 135.0.1 (64-bit) Mozilla Firefox Snap for Ubuntu canonical-002 - 1.0

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I have Firefox 113 installed as a .deb, and it works fine, but it is prompting me that I need to update soon.

I have Firefox 135 installed as a snap, and it does not work reliably. In many cases I need to open V113, or use Chromium browser, to access a site.

It is slow, starting to load a site and then never finishing. It won't access certain websites. It randomly locks up. It does not recognize mouse clicks.

Sorry to ask such a generic question, but are others also having issues trying to use V135, or is there something wrong with my system?

I have been having intense issues with Firefox over the last 2 weeks. Firefox windows freeze then crash, tabs randomly crash sometimes it just closes with no crash or anything.

Running Firefox in trouble shoot mode also crashes I have tried reinstalling and refreshing. Clear of all virus or malware. Fresh graphics install and drivers

This is the most recent crash report link text

Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Now i installed an app with shortcuts to youtube and netflix for easy use now whenever i press either of them they open a new firefox windows with none of my info no firefox account logged in nothing like a fresh install and it is also that when that window is opened and i open another shortcut then another windows isnt opened and just a new tab is opened in the fresh install windows

The font/text sizes in the main window are fine and easily adjustable. But the text in Bookmarks and the top parts of Firefox pages (address bar, tabs, quick links row) is so small it's difficult to read. I've searched for a way to enlarge it, but can't find one.

I've been trying to adjust the text size on my new PC, but it seems when I get it right on the desktop screen, it's either too small or too large on something else. If it makes a difference, I'm using Windows 11 on a Dell 8960 desktop PC.

Can you please tell me how to make the top and sidebar text in Firefox as large as that in the website window?  Thank you.

Provide me with information to be able to access URLs without "www." notation, or advise me on browser/VPN/both settings to allow access to these "non-www." websites.

Ever since using FireFox as a browser YouTube has been locked in restrictive mode and I can't find any way to turn it of. My age on the google account I use for YouTube has been verified so this has never been an issue before

I don't notice this issue on other sites, however on the WSJ large areas of the front page, including the comment column, and the sections of world, usa, arts etc, more then half the page remains blank. Turning off adblockers has no effect, they being the only extensions I use. I tried Safari this morning which shows the many sections/articles I can't see on FF, though I much prefer to continue with FF. Thanks for the help!

Firefox will not let me sign into the sites I am subscribed to. Says they are having trouble connecting....server not found or Fox does not have permission to sign on. What is this about?

I have a banking site that works on firefox, yet this firefox does not accept password saving or user id savings. Though it does every other site I have used, except this one. Any ideas what is going on with that?

I keeep a file on my system which is essentially an annotated list of links to useful references. Since upgrading to Firefox 135.0, I can no longer open links to these references if they are local documents (links to websites work fine). Attempting to open a local document (usually an .odt file) brings up a window describing the file and offering tp save it, or open it with the system handler. Opening with the system handler produces an error message "unknown error" and suggests trying saving to disk first. Clearly Firefox does not know how to deal with .odt files, and I can find no way of telling it.

If I get to Settings - General - Files and Appications and scroll down the Applications window to ODT document, I find it set to "Always Ask". I can change this to "Save File", "Use System Handler (default) or "Other". "Save File" is not what I am trying to do, and the other two options produce the same result as "Always Ask". There seems to be no way of telling Firefox to open .odt files with Writer (or anything else for that matter.) The support page (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/change-firefox-behavior-when-open-file) suggests that I should have a further option "Use<application name>". But it just does not appear. Anyone any ideas?

Secure Connection Failed trying loging in to Pathfinder Bank. The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified. Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

Hi there,

I need your help finding the offmp4 video downloader extension for Firefox i had it as of yesterday morning but i reinstall my Windows and now its gone from my extensions saved on my account. And i can’t seem to been able to find it by searching on the Firefox extensions page.

Please can you being able to help me with this ?

Thank you for your help and support !

Best Regards

A.Nieche