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• Why firefox blocks websites that I go to every day

  yesterday when I tried to go to the website of the library of the County of Richland, it says that firefox has blocked it - I want to know why and how I can unlock it - I searched for the answer and have not – this is the address that I tried to go

  https://RLSC.IDM.OCLC.org/login?URL=http://infoweb.NewsBank.com/cgi-bin/remote/login.pl?DB=obit

  Please tell me how to unlock this, there can be no block, firefox does

  How about - https://rlsc.idm.oclc.org/login - will it work?

  Although this area does not provide a non-secure content...
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/how-does-content-isn ' t-fix-affect-my-security? u = & utm_source = inproduct

• Why Firefox blocks Lastpass? (IE does not work)

  LastPass is correctly installed and running when it is called from a shortcut icon. However I can not install the add-on in FF FF gives me a note that this will work better if I install the add-on. When I try, I gives me the note that Firefox crashes. When I click on 'Allow', it seems to download, but then he says that there is a connection problem. NO, there is a problem connecting with something else.

  It should not, its not blocked on the add on the list: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fire.../blocked/

  However, it is possible to renanable it.
  If you don't get a useful answer here, try LastPass forums: https://forums.lastpass.com/viewforum.php?f=5

• Firefox blocks opt - in form to show, how to fix?

  I have a site for a product of the mine. When you click 'Download Now', it appears a form opt-in email from my GetResponse autoresponder. It works fine in Chrome and IE but in Firefox, it appears a white square of white. Why Firefox does it? You can test it here: http://clickmoves.com/exitsp/ and click on the download button.

  I don't know why Firefox blocks it, but I went back to an old optin form and now its work

• Why certain blocked/unavailable features with firefox?

  Hello community,

  My apologies if this has been talked about before, but I couldn't find a good answer to my question.

  Why Firefox is not supported with the help of Captivate first?

  That Adobe has preferred browsers is fine, but I notice some features are blocked/not available when using Firefox as browser.

  Comments of my students makes it more and more frustrating for them to participate in the training.

  Could someone please explain the reason behind this for me?

  (I really try to understand and do not complain)

  Thanks in advance!

  Sincerely,

  Sean

  Hi Sean,.

  There was a problem with the playback of content on Firefox

  We are still working on and that is why we recommend not to use.

  Thank you

  Deepak

• Why firefox will block the latest version of adobe flash and I updated adobe to update a software already updated to adobe reader?

  Why block firefox, the latest version of adobe flash 22.0.0.192?

  Why firefox let adobe vs 6.0 updater ask for updating software already updated adobe reader 11.0.10? It is not DC. Acrobat 5.0 Reader is always installed.

  I have a mini mac: OS x 10.6.8 core duo at 2.53 ghz, 4 GB ram.

  Thank you and best regards,

  (m)

  riptidemusic said

  Why firefox did block the latest version of adobe flash 22.0.0. 192 ?

  Because it is affected by critical vulnerabilities and is not the current version. The current version has been 22.0.0. 209 since July 12. https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/Firefox/blocked/ , July 25, 2016: Flash Player Plugin 21.0.0.242 to 22.0.0. 192 (Win & Mac) Flash Player Plugin 18.0.0.352 to 18.0.0.360 ESR (Win & Mac) Flash Player Plugin on Linux 11.2.202.621 to 11.2.202.626

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/forums/plug-check-page-discussions/712074

• Why do I get a warning that firefox blocks a popup announcement whenever I check my yahoo mail?

  When I try to check my mails the page shakes and I get a warning saying firefox were blocking a pop-up ad. Above all, it happens on yahoo

  This seems particularly dramatic. I think that I just get an information bar under the toolbar area when Firefox blocks an inlay menu. The information bar has a button that has a few choices and shows the URL of the popup. What do you see at all?

• Why firefox has become bloated and lazy like IE?

  I tried like hell to stick with firefox, but it became useless.

  Installation of costs, on a new installation of operating system on a PC with 8 cores@3ghz and 32 GB of ram, and firefox is STILL SLOW!

  More than 10 tabs == random crash for a few seconds / minutes
  Have more than 5 tabs and close one that it blocks a few seconds to a minute.
  Have more than 10 tabs open, select "Close other tabs" after the tabs, FF hangs for 30-90 seconds.

  After the closure of the tabs, CPU utilization pulls up to this core... I say for this kernel, because the limit of mozilla firefox for one heart, which wouldn't be so bad, except EVERYTHING ON THE SYSTEM HANGS waiting for THAT ONE CORE to CATCH THE FUCK UP!

  Add on top of that firefox looking more and more like the chrome... I mean.. Firefox is essentially like having the version slow, delayed, shit smell of chrome...

  PLEASE GO BACK TO WHAT MADE YOU FAMOUS!

  A light and fast browser.

  NOBODY WANTS OR NEEDS ALL THAT USELESS GARBAGE YOU KEEP SHOVELLING AWAY!

  Here's an idea, before avant d' ajouter to add more code buggy nonsense that serves nothing real other than to make you look more like a bastardised version of chrome, why don't you actually fix crap buggy, slow garbage code have already set you up?

  STOP TRYING TO BE LIKE THE CHROME! IF I WANTED CHROME FUCKING, I HAD TO INSTALL IT!

  If the next version of Firefox is nothing else than to fix the many problems causing slow performance and high CPU usage, I'll be moving to chrome and leave Firefox and Mozilla to continue its business of a slow and painful death walk down.

  @the-edmeister thanks for the typical canned answer, I am pleased to see that copy - paste works always.

  Canned responses do not work, because the situation is based on a new installation of the operating system and a new installation of firefox.
  All the drivers on the system is new and up-to-date.

  I ALWAYS run through the basic troubleshooting list. If I had found a solution for poor performance and hogging CPU memory/crappy, I him have not posted here.

  @jscher2000
  Thanks for the link, but I had already tried it, work with no joy.

  As for the rest of the answer, I have a few comments and questions:

  Statement: "Mozilla's mission is to drive the web forward, which is to introduce new technologies constantly in Firefox."

  Comment: Change the GUI to work and look like Chrome is not new and innovative. It is simply duplicating someone else's ideas.

  Statement: "at the same time, developers constantly working to improve the efficiency of memory."

  Comment: since when? Over the years, whenever FF has "updated" the memory usage has increased. On rare occasions, it has also introduced memory leaks, or attempted to hide or split to its own use of memory in the secondary threads... plugin-container for a good idea, is an example that has been poorly implemented.

  Statement: "because the browser code is open source, others have used it to create products that look more like older versions of Firefox, or gathered for 64-bit systems, etc..". You can check those and decide if they are more productive for you than the official version. »

  Question: Where might these alternatives. Simply Googling turns a myriad of other browsers, Chrome for most of the results. Versions of firefox based very little I could find are the pale Moon and waterfox.
  Others are based on the FF are for most * nix flavors or specialized for users of niche such as cat and iceweasle for gnu and debian ice respectively, and wyzo based on niche media downloads.

  I understand that Firefox is open source, and if I had the time team, Fund and development to devote to creating a browser standard, basic, no frills, using their source, I would have already.

  My problem is not with Firefox itself, but the struggle continues Mozilla comply Firefox for chrome UI, while gradually adding bloat, instability and some "features" unnecessary which are not needed or requested by users.

  I get that Mozilla tries to innovate. But adding bloat and tracking features of data or features that cannot be used unless the tracking data is enabled is a huge slap in the face of almost all those who have started using firefox because it objected to these measures implemented in other browsers at the time.

  The entire reason why firefox became so popular was because it worked, was quick and did not use all of the system cpu and ram. Why? because at that time, it had all the bells, whistles, gadgets, door knockers, the banana seat, ape-hanger handlebars and a chrome-plated stand... Remove all trash, and the browser would be more likely to cut its use of CPU and memory in two, if not more.

  And Yes... This has turned into a feedback session.
  No, I didn't intend to let him be.
  No, I will not create a survey of 'feedback '... I've done done several times over the years, and as is typical of mozilla, they simply ignore it and do the opposite.

• Firefox blocks all https sites-, I can not even my Google mail!

  Firefox blocks all https sites, I can not even my Google mail - there is no option to bypass this blocking!

  Or, I can simply go to http://google.mail.com... I don't see ANYTHING in the settings to disregard certificates

  Firefox has gone downhill the way in many ways...

  Tittiger said

  I respectfully disagree with you about Firefox...

  The code of Firefox is so bad that I only use it as a last resort. Constantly, it crashes and has done this on several PCs in 2 or 3 years.

  In any case thanks for the suggestions, but it turned out malware that Panda deleted.

  If Firefox is a 'last resort', why you use it to check your emails? Do you use Google Chrome to access Google mail? I've never had problems with Firefox, then maybe I'm just lucky.

  Added the: Chrome and IE are coded by companies funded by programmers. Firefox is a program open source funded through donations to not-for-profit, which means that's what users are doing. If the 'bad code' is probably just different, not bad.

• Why firefox is unable to answer a direct question without all this bs you have to do?

  http://rvzr-a.akamaihd.NET/SD/wrap-0.01.html?u=http%3A%2f%2Frvzr-a.akamaihd.NET%2Fsd%2Fapps%2Ffusionx%2F0.0.4.html%3Faff%3D1700-1044

  This site is popping up on firefox on many computers. Why in the hell can't firefox blocking fix the issue without having to change things or seek answers from people.
  The internet is full of people trying to find an answer to this malicious pop up and firefox is sitting on his ass doing nothing on this subject. »
  You should be ashamed, but I know that care you.

  Oops, Adblock Plus doesn't block this page from redirection for me
  
  http://answers.Yahoo.com/question/index?QID=20131121184657AABtx5i

  Caused by malicious software or spyware on your computer, it is not much Mozilla can do to prevent installation of this kind of things.

  You can try these free programs to search for malicious software that work with your existing anti-virus software:

  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • TDSSKiller - AntiRootkit utility
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  Microsoft Security Essentials is a good permanent antivirus for Windows 7/Vista/XP, if you do not already have one.

  More information can be found in the article troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware .

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

• Why is blocked and not resolved.

  Why is it that is "Keep getting we noticed you can have signed in or logged out in another window. Click OK to reload your page. each time I start firefox' blocked and unsolved. I had this problem since FF upgrade ver 13. Mozilla is going to solve this problem? I use Win XP. None of the answers to question solves the problem for me.

  This question-> https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/836545?s=Keep+getting+We+noticed+you+may+have+signed+in+or+signed+out+in+another+window.+Click+OK+to+reload+your+page.+everytime+I+start+firefox
  
  is blocked because the original question is more than a year. Advice given on the previous versions of Firefox may vary advice given on the current versions of Firefox. Assignment to similar issues with the same/similar topic may be allowed.

  Search for an another thread/question similar or post a new question giving all your details.

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

• Why firefox built-in PDF Viewer makes windows 10 crashes

  I have a computer with Windows 10. For about two to three months from now, from time to time, my computer/windows crashes when I open or save a PDF in Firefox, which is extremely upsetting.
  I just found out a few days ago that Firefox no longer uses the adobe reader plugin, but uses rather its own PDF Viewer built-in. When I changed the setting to use the external adobe reader software to open / download the pdf files, it seems that my computer no longer crashes.
  So my questions are: why the bult - in the PDF Viewer gives windows crash 10? Will be corrected this problem and when? and finally, why Firefox forces to use its own built-in PDF Viewer when it cannot work properly with windows 10?
  This was the most overwhelming problem that I had with my computer for a long time!

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox, Tools/menu key > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox, Tools/menu key > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/upgrade-graphics-drivers-use-hardware-acceleration

• Why Firefox always tells me that Adobe plug-ins must be updated, when I've just updated beyond the versions them says Firefox update?

  On the status of the plug-in page, Firefox said I have potentially vulnerable Adobe Flash player c. 19.0.0.185 and should be updated. I have already taken this opinion but Adobe confirms that my version is 19.0.0.226. I ran the update at least twice (and of course I restarted Firefox several times and refreshed the page for good measure). Why Firefox think I always c. 19.0.0.185?

  Essentially the same story with Adobe Reader plug-in 15.9.20069.28170. Firefox said I have this outdated version and should be updated. I ran the update at least twice (but unlike with Flash Player I don't know how to confirm that the update is installed). The version that Firefox says I have and advice to update, has not changed.

  I've updated two plug-ins yesterday. Immediately after the update, when I refreshed the page status of the plugin, these plug-ins have disappeared from lists "vulnerable" or "outdated". It's only the Adobe Flash Player and Reader plug-in updates (which I did yesterday) that Firefox seems to blind. I waited a day to see if Firefox would recognize the edits today, but it still does not work. On this page of presentation of the question, "Assumptions" of Firefox on my current browser list older versions of Adobe Flash Player and Reader that I've already updated since.

  Plugins are installed on the system and not in Firefox. So he can tell you were the same when you installed know that it is usually because you have two system installed an older version of Flash Player.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Flash-Player/KB/uninstall-Flash-Player-Windows.html

  Maybe try to uninstall all versions of Flash Player (basic plugin) and install the current https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html (basic plugin), while Firefox is closed.

• Firefox blocks some ads (non-secure content)

  I noticed since the update 41 Firefox crashes some adsense ads from time to time, but not always.
  When this happens Firefox displays an icon on the PlayBar to address
  "Firefox blocks the content of this page.
  and
  "Unsafe content.

  If I run Firefox in safe mode, I still get the same problem. The pages are served over http, not https if it matters. I can't disable protection manually and it works, but I wonder if this is a problem with some insecurities ads by Google, or Firefox incorrectly reports certain advertisements as non-secure.

  OK - http://www.gstatic.com - is a non-secure server and Firefox do not have mixed content like this on a page secure otherwise.

• Why Firefox brings up to Settings page in windows 10 at startup?

  Use Firefox with Windows 10, why Firefox brings to the top of the settings page in Windows 10. She does whenever I start Firefox.

  I solved the problem. On the settings page, I went to Default Apps, selected and then select Firefox Web browser.

  Thank you all