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I've been experiencing some strange cursor flickering when I have a window on full screen. This only happens on Firefox. Any other app, including other browsers, don't exhibit this behavior.

I've searched around the internet a few times but I haven't been able to find a permanent solution.

I've included a small video that demonstrates the issue:

https://imgur.com/a/JYiQSzt

Hi. Mozilla has been my preferred browser since it first came out and up to 3 days ago my use of it has been awesome. But 3 days ago my location started showing as if I lived in Miami instead of Oakland where I actually live. The "problem" is every time I do a search it gives me responses as if I lived in Miami... and i don't.

At the bottom of the page, it says the responses are due to my IP address, so I contacted my internet provider (Comcast) and they tell me my IP address is identified as Oakland, and told me to look else where.

So I am now looking to you. Do you have any thoughts on what the problem might be?

Thanks for any help you might offer. Be well, Joseph

My issue is that the website www.wp.pl looks different in Google Chrome compared to Mozilla Firefox. In Google Chrome, the website appears wider, meaning that there are some articles visible on the sides, while in Mozilla Firefox, they are not visible — only a white background is shown. Of course, I do not have any ad-blocking programs installed in either browser. Why is this happening? I am attaching two screenshots from both browsers.

There is an [app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=direktoratetforehelse.helsenorge.no) that uses the browser (Android) to open PDFs but for some reason I can't open PDF files using Firefox. It works on Vivaldi and Chrome but not on Firefox. How do I fix it?

As per title. I can't get spell checking to work. I've reinstalled the latest version with an empty profile but that didn't fix it. Eset virus checker was switched off. The "Check your spelling as you type" flag is set. It's a Windows 11 system. Any clues anyone? Thanks.

I keep getting a pop up with "Diese Seite übersetzen" BETA. I don't want this, nor do I want an automatic translation from any language. I will tell, if I would like something translated.

I am having an issue where the video frame on kodekloud.com (a learning platform) does not scale properly in a Firefox browser and displays it in full frame instead of sizing it up according to windows size. I have traced the issue to be present since the release of Firefox 134. I am presenting screenshots from both version 133 (where the behaviour was as expected) and 135 (the current one, where it is broken).

The problem is reproducable in a private window without any add-ons and on multiple operating systems. It is however not present on any other browser (either Chromium based or Safari), so this a Firefox specific issue.

Can someone please let me know what might have changed between the versions that might have caused this rendering issue and whether there is somehow a way to mitigate it. Is this a known bug or a "feature"? I have contacted the support on KodeKloud and they are more than willing to help, unfortunately this might be a specific Firefox issue, that will need more in-depth knowledge.

Screen size: 32" Resolution: 2560x1440 OS: replicated on both macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux Mint (Debian Edition) Firefox version: 135.0 on both systems

If any more info, like the details of the inspection of the frame are needed, please let me know.

Thank you!

When I read gmails on my iPad if I click on an item to read more, I only get a screen that’s 1/2 size of the full email screen. How do I get a full size screen please?

I finally got firefox downloaded and installed on my new Asus computer but was having trouble setting Firefox/mozilla as my browser. I thought it might be the Microsoft security measures interfering with it but not sure now.

I have used Firefox for years, and especially since the ability to pin tabs was created. After this last update I experienced an issue on one website, which the tab is pinned, that was not present before. After putting things into my shopping cart, I click on the shopping cart and if the original tab is pinned then the shopping cart opens in a new tab. Before this latest update Firefox was smarter than that.