Firefox 커뮤니티 포럼

Until the last couple of days, I could go to any website without having to put in my Primary Code, now Firefox is asking for the code on EVERY website and I am reluctant to put it in because it would then leave all of my accounts exposed if I leave my computer.

I'm happy using Password Manager, but I want to choose when I put in the Primary Password and not be dictated to by an algorithm, particularly if it doesn't involve membership and I am just looking for information.

How can i stop it from happeniing?

This is a new installation of Firefox. (Thank you, BTW). Whenever I try to open a new tab, a whole new window opens. It's making me crazy :-( In settings, I have this option checked: "Open links in tabs instead of new windows" But new windows are still opening. Thanks for your help!

Bonjour ! Je ne trouve pas l’option synchroniser, et je veux récupérer mes données. Quand je clique sur paramètres, il n'y a aucune ligne permettant la synchronisation de mes données mozilla. Une idée ?

Hi,

when I bookmark a website, for example "My Awesome Video" (www.youtube.com...), certain websites add something to the title. Youtube for example adds " - Youtube" so that the title is not "My Awesome Video" anymore but "My Awesome Video - Youtube". Is there a way, to prevent this behaviour?

Cheers Jan

Just recently I am no longer able to use Bing.com to search with. Being it is my preferred source of searching for me. Google is awful for my purposes.

I can't access/change printing instructions in PDFs because of a popup about highlighting PDFs. I tried Settings/Privacy & Security/PDF settings. I'm supposed to scroll down to "PDF Viewer" section but that's not available in the drop down menu.

Since the latest Sequoia 15.3.1 update and the latest Firefox update, when I click on a link in a page, I often get a message that it "didn't redirect properly" and I have to click on the address bar to make the page finally appear.

/edit: moved thread from Firefox for iOS to Firefox section as you have macOS 15.3.1.

Overnight, the Firefox on both my computers has been updated without any warning. This morning, on start-up, it became apparent that Firefox thought I was starting from scratch - set as default browser, etc, etc - and I find that all my bookmarks have gone, along with most of my login passwords. It's like I've suddenly been blinded!! I've tried to follow the Help guides, but they're clearly written for someone with a greater understanding than I have, and the one thing I did follow ended in failure when the file I was to open in my profile appeared to contain nothing. This is not what I expect from a browser that has been my default for years! Please help - in the simplest terms possible. P.S. I have a folder on my desktop named Old Firefox Data, which appears to be from December, but I have no idea how it got there.