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I HAVE TWO COMPUTERS BOTH RUNNING FOXFIRE. ONE OPENS MY EMAILS FROM COSTCO AND THE OTHER DOES NOT. THIS IS WHAT I GET AND I WANT TO CORRECT IT.

Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.

We can’t connect to the server at data.digital.costco.com.

If you entered the right address, you can:

   Try again later
   Check your network connection
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall)

I HAVE NORTON INSTALLED ON BOTH COMPUTERS. I HAVE GONE THROUGH BOTH COMPUTERS CHECKING SETTINGS AND COMPARING THEY ARE THE SAME BUT I CAN NOT FIND A DIFFERENCE.

BOWSLAM@GMAIL.COM

I’m using Firefox version 134.0.2 in MacOS 15.2 with 1Password version 8.10.56 for Mac. The 1Password extension is enabled and the app is open and unlocked but each time I open a site requiring login and password I get a pop-up telling me to, “Press the 1Password icon in your browser’s toolbar to unlock.” This requires me to unlock 1Password again to enter the site’s login/password combination. Not sure if this is a Firefox or 1Password issue but it’s annoying. Any thoughts on a resolution? Thanks

I've noticed my GPU fan runs heavily as soon as I open Firefox, and with even just only one browser page open, it runs high speed, where it didn't use to do this. How can I get Firefox from requiring so much of my power. I don't want my electric bill higher just because of a browser. I have a decent GPU good for gaming quality that usually doesn't get clocked enough to cause the fan to turn on and run at high speed unless it's a high-graphics computer game or something. Anything I can do to make the browser demand less on my GPU?

I experience Firefox crashes when doing simple tasks (Youtube, WhatsApp, searching). It happens frequently. I also experience crashes on my system and other software in general (Photoshop, After Effects, Blender).

Here are some crash reports IDs bp-ad13b5a3-98db-4873-82d3-20b3d0250126 bp-b01811eb-4d7a-47cb-af4f-2265b0250126 bp-abb7bdcf-9bb4-4a64-a745-e5a300250126 bp-6bd03510-8242-4311-9c6a-3dcdf0250125 bp-6c7b83c5-cb1f-4f89-b56d-5f4f20250123 bp-c857cf83-a0fd-4cd2-a4e9-e54010250123 bp-551e852c-0d45-43b2-8908-0552c0250123

I have run memtest86, Prime95, Cinebench and Furmark. These tests and benchmarks detected no errors or performance instabilities.

I believe it's systematic issue. I have licensed software and Win 11, 32 GB RAM, i9-14900HX, 4070 RTX, Lenovo.

I set pagefile management to automatic. I tried to clean cache, but nothing works. SFC /scannow doesn't give errors. Setting firefox.exe to firefox1.exe doesn't help. No addons installed.

What is causing the issue?

Help appreciated! Thanks! :)

For two days now I have not been able to create a bookmark, can't see any of my previously saved bookmarks, have no bookmark bar. I have been going in circles in my search of community forum. I have tried every suggestion I have found. I wish I could delete everything related to Firefox and start over, but when I uninstall then reinstall, it says I have a previous version of Firefox. I have already deleted cookies and all Firefox files. Nothing is working. I have been using Firefox for over 15 years. All the steps I used to take to show the bookmarks bar fails to produce a bookmark bar. HELP, PLEASE!

Something is generating "for you" recommendations, with what looks like an AI symbol. I don't want them, and don't know how to disable them. This happens daily when reading the Washington Post, and on many other websites when I use Firefox.

Hi,

Firefox latest version, windows 10 up to date.

I experience various issues with Google services:

• reCaptcha doesn't work: the challenge doesn't appear, or if by chance it does, it just runs forever.
• Opening pages from the Google search page frequently fails. The page just stops loading on a white page. Reloading multiple times, or removing the Google search encapsulation from the url bar, solves the issue.
• Accessing files on Drive frequently fails.

Evertyhing works fine 1. with any other browser; 2. with Firefox on a another PC.

I've tried, of course, changing all possible security/tracking options, disabling add-ons, &c, to no avail. I've tried to uninstall/reinstall Firefox - I need what is stored in my profile, so I copied back all of my profile files in the new profile folder. Same issue. I've tried using the newly installed default profile - same issue.

As stated, no issue at all with any other web browser. Can you help me diagnose?

Thank you!

Starting early this morning I could not open a website (where I purchase supplements) I have accessed in the recent past. I added the address to the DNS listing but that didn't help. In the verification lock icon in front of the address it says the connection is secure. But below it states the Connection verified by a certificate issuer that is not recognized by Mozilla. Prior to 1/22/25, I had no issues opening this or other websites. It doesn't matter if I have my VPN turned off or not, the website does not open. Was the Mozilla update of 1/22 the cause? If so, how do I rectify the issue I currently have? If not, how do I rectify the issue I have?