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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.

Firefox and Chrome

When I search for businesses and then want to see the phone number I have to click a ‘call’ button and that takes me to a pop up message (see attached)

With the question: ‘Allow this site to open the tel link with Firefox?’

But when I click open link it doesn’t work. So I cannot look up the business phone numbers! This only happens on Firefox and Chrome. On Safari the phone numbers show without the call button.

My main browser is Firefox.

Please help! Thank you.

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!

For about 1 month now whenever I perform a google search using the address bar I get no response. I have to close and reopen FF afew times untill it performs the search.

This occurs in my synced account in any of my Wiondows devices. Troubleshoot mode makes no difference.

I've uninstalled all 3 plugins which iI use but to no avail.

I've been a Firefox user since the beginning, but every few years I leave the browser because it becomes unusable. I am at one of those inflection points now.

During the past few weeks, I've run into web pages that simply will not work in Firefox. I have not tracked all of the URLs, but can tell you they include navigation of Tax1099 (a website used to send tax documents) and AT&T, where I could not access their Premier shopping page. These pages load easily in Chrome and Edge.

Yes, I've tried standard troubleshooting, including disabling my longstanding extensions and all suggestions in this article (http://mzl.la/1xKrMnN).

I simply do not have time to troubleshoot this every day, every time I need something in timely fashion. It is a huge time suck. Firefox has -- again -- become an impediment to my work flow and it seems time to leave it, again.

I;m not asking for help; this is simply a fact. And Mozilla should consider it a reason why Firefox has lost popularity. Most people will simply move on, and not do any troubleshooting, take the time to search for solution or write to this board. In the past, I've been told that this is MY problem with MY systems (because this happens on two different computers). Whether or not that's true, it doesn't change the fact that other browsers do not have this problem. Ever, in my experience.

I'm hoping a developer for Firefox sees this:

With as much technology existing today, I think it's a big miss that "Collections" aren't synced across devices. You spend a couple years setting up an amazing Collections resource, and then you get a new device and have no efficient way to retain those collections. The idea that I have to open every link, copy it, text it to myself, open it on the new device and save it into a Collection again -- for every single webpage I've saved for years -- is nauseating.

Is this something that developers could possibly work on improving? I'm not even interested in building Collections again, considering that they are just a temporary, device-specific feature. Why bother, if I'm just going to lose them every time I upgrade my device?

I'm hoping a developer for Firefox sees this:

With as much technology existing today, I think it's a big miss that "Collections" aren't synced across devices. You spend a couple years setting up an amazing Collections resource, and then you get a new device and have no efficient way to retain those collections. The idea that I have to open every link, copy it, text it to myself, open it on the new device and save it into a Collection again -- for every single webpage I've saved for years -- is nauseating.

Is this something that developers could possibly work on improving? I'm not even interested in building Collections again, considering that they are just a temporary, device-specific feature. Why bother, if I'm just going to lose them every time I upgrade my device?

When I'm reading an article and come across a word I don't know, in many applications I can simply click the word for a definition. Either the definition comes right up or I get a sub-menu that allows me to click "look-up".

I downloaded the dictionary add-on but I think it's a library for when you're typing. I want something I can look up while reading. I'm having a hard time getting to that so I'm here to ask for help. Thank you in advance.