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Hey guys,

I use Firefox as my primary browser, but lately when I click a Job posting by CUNY the page keeps refreshing and it won't let me click on Apply Now, can you check if the problem is coming from CUNY or Firefox?

Thank you.

Ich kann nicht mehr auf McAfee True Key zugreifen: Die Seite zum ändern des Masterpasswortes hängt sich fest.

https://www.truekey.com/de/loading?app-redirect=rp&s=IlZ%2B69VXk6zByI%2BjPUnUu3UlklUgtdl5nq57uXAzlTLkcRuPzge4nFFFG%2BgbGWIr6ZHeTtnjod0LyBOEeQQr6avOCX7pEdXWZYv18HBtCg3%2BVJPAwk1bl4FXVk3MBUHX3drKNxGZjH1d5BkAT7mz8xBZjm8xNO%2BS7%2FARjC0SR3CE7FxuWxnPJJvPGSLETjzcON1KP3Wu

Firefox 128.6 on an imac, running Monterey 12.7. Google maps goes black on street view. Have seen other posts here on this and none seem to work. Chrome on this computer has no problem with google maps.

Hi I need your help. Social Security is eliminating the old sign in link with a choice of 2 different logins. One is called "Login.gov" with this I need a second type of authentication. So I installed a fingerprint scanner. It works fine with everything else but with Login.gov it won't work. Because when I try logging in, it takes my password and the next step is the fingerprint scan. But it's not seeing it because there is something from firefox blocking it. Attached is a picture of the screen, zoom in, it says its from firefox, how do I shut this off? This request is blocking login.gov from seeing it. Thanks for any help you can give me! Matt

Hello,

I'm having an issue where I am unable to submit web forms when using Firefox ? I click the send or submit button but nothing happens, is this possibly a captcha issue ?

Regards, Dave Marks

For years I had no trouble opening attachments from USAA. All my insurance accounts are there. Now I can't. This is very frustrating. I'm 80 and a techno dinosaur

Observed:

I use Firefox 133 on Mint 22, I have 2 browser profiles. When I access Atlassian Confluence (any confluence page under atlassian.net), the page content is loaded, but then disappears and I get the following error at the top of the page: "This page was in the background for too long and may not have fully loaded. Try to refresh the page"

This only happens in one browser profile: in the other, all the pages open correctly and quickly. When I open a private tab using the problematic browser profile, again all the pages open correctly.

I have tried clearing all atlassian.net and atlassian.com cookies and data from the browser privacy settings, disabling all extensions, restarting the browser, even restarting the computer, but to no effect.

Expected: Confluence pages should open using any browser profile.

Reproducibility: 20+ out of 20+ attempts

Workarounds:

Temporarily use the other browser profile or a private tab, although that way I don't have the benefit of using browser history and if I kill the browser while using private tabs, private tabs will not be restored, so I lose track of what I was working on. I could use a different browser for confluence, but that has the same history problem and is generally senseless: Confluence should work correctly using any browser.

Notes:

I have seen similar issues 3-4 times before with Confluence, but it was always due to extensions, so disabling the problematic extension or configuring it to ignore anything related to Atlassian was sufficient. I would report this to Atlassian, but they'll just say "it works with a blank browser, so it's not our bug" and they're probably right. There's some kind of Atlassian-related state being preserved in the problematic browser profile, but I can't pinpoint it, so any help there is welcome.

Firefox forgets info when I'm trying to log in and have to switch to open a text message containing a sign in code. By the time I've read the message Firefox has closed the page I'm on and I can't retrieve the info. When I try to log in again, I have to switch to open a text message and Firefox closes again.

This does not happen with Safari, so I'll start using that.

Goodbye stupid Firefox.

unable to log on to google through firefox. sorry to bother but I have tried all that I have learned to do. when I log into any google application from fire fox, it directs me to this web address "https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/32050?hl=en". I have cleared the cash and cookies. stopped and restarted fire fox. stopped and restarted the computer. disable add blocker, checked fire wall.check on the other options stated in you post from other in safety and security, all are set as directed, but nothing is changing this for us. I can login to google from another browser with out any issues. I like Firefox,but without this, I can use it.

Hello,

When I open the developer tools (using F12) and I check the disable cache checkbox of the network tab, I get CORS errors saying that `Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://<my-resource>. (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ missing).`.

From my understanding, since the requests triggering the errors have the `Cache-Control` header set (due to the cache disabling), these requests do not qualify as simple requests (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS#simple_requests). That’s why the server (AWS CloudFront) does not return CORS headers. However, I do not understand why Firefox did not send preflight requests (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Preflight_request) in these cases.

Did I miss something? Or am I hitting a bug in Firefox?

Regards

My WSJ.com user info correctly loads the Wall Street Journal front page. When I click for a particular story, Firefox often loads the page but immediately erases it and says, "Application error: client-side exception. See console for further information." It does not happen every time, and I have not encountered it with any other website.

I use the latest Windows 10 and fully updated Firefox.