Mozilla Firefox Browser Stable Version Releases

that page has more serious issues than strict blocking, the console in edge is full of errors, firefox throw a lot more. so i cant get it working in both browsers and i wont change a bit to see this crappy video news.

 

Really? That's odd, good but odd. And you have Strict tracking protection ON in Settings? Well there's too many other variables, but I wish I could exchange this situation with yours. Oh well, it's only one click to make it work as Stupendous Man generously pointed out. Still works.

Wouldn't touch a vpn but that's me.

 

Yep, Strict Tracking Protection is ON.

I only mentioned a VPN because many overseas sites block me / Australians from watching. We won't go OT with that today, though.

Cheers!

 

Mozilla Firefox 120.0.1 released, November 30, 2023.
Release Notes

 

I'm still seeing slow startup with 120.0.1. Maybe they'll eventually fix it.

Edit: I take it back. After a couple of reboots it seems ok again.

 

go here and answer the questions:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1867035

 

After reading the Bugzilla link, this slow down issue seems to only bother Windows users. I have not experienced any slowdown in start up of Firefox. I could also be the I do not leave Firefox open all the time and on close I have Firefox set to delete history, cookies and site data on closing. I'm currently on 120.0.1

 

maybe, maybe not. i did not experience such issues. and for some users there the "bug" reappeared. there is not enough evidence where to search for the team. even in german forums 2 spoke up - from a vast majority.
because of window - windows ofc is the most common used OS, did you really expect a mass of -ix users now?

 

I was just pointing out what I saw as a common thread in that bug report. That is why I specifically stated "After reading the Bugzilla link" in my post. I did see a Mac compliant in bug report in there. I was not declaring that it affects only Windows. Why would I be expecting a mass of -ix users now? That is silly.

 

ok.
there was opened another ticket
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1867794

this setting is true by default now. i have set it back to false, i consider firefox cert base strong and secure enough, but for reason people need to use such certs.

 

Firefox ESR about:networking under HTTP I see listed r3.o.lencr.org on Port 80

Is this Let's Encrypt? If so, then wouldn't o.lencr.org be the OCSP data
and r3 the RSA intermediate key?

Assuming it would be the same as the Firefox standard version.

 

I see conflicting reports:

• https://howtoremove.guide/r3-o-lencr-org/
  
• https://letsencrypt.org/docs/lencr.org/

 

joke? spam? spyhunter=malware!

if page errors then report it here --> https://webcompat.com/

 

Looks like a legitimate domain used for for OCSP verification.
See also:
https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/issues/361.
And:
https://old.reddit.com/r/Malwarebytes/comments/r6xr05/apps_contacting_suspicious_domain/

I advise against using the site `howtoremove.guide`.
They only exist to promote the questionable SpyHunter scareware.

 

@XIII
@nicolaasjan

Thanks for links about r3.o.lencr.org.

 

Thanks JR. Updated.