Firefox feedback: compatibility problems getting worse over time

[kevwil]

In the last year I've noticed more and more websites not working in Firefox. I try to not use Chromium-based browsers, so I have to turn to Safari with no privacy/tracking extensions installed and that usually works.

Not a technical suggestion, but just ... please work on compatibility however possible. I don't enjoy using Safari and I refuse to use Chromium-based browsers whenever possible. I'd like to keep using Firefox but it's getting more and more difficult. I hope this reaches someone in the right position to actually be able to do something about it.

[Ephremjlm]

It's been getting frustratingly worse on my end too. In 2024 and now 2025 I have noticed firefox not working on many websites. I used to love firefox because of the fact that it was more light weight and if I wanted to I could add custom plugins to do things for work or augment my experience that I just couldn't on Chrome or Edge.

I really hope Mozilla gets it figured out. I've been using Firefox for at least 10 years now and I'd prefer not to switch but i constantly find myself opening up a Chrome or Edge tab to load pages and videos. It's a bummer to say the least.

[djdaddykool]

Same here, becoming a huge issue

[infinitegreeble]

I also am experiencing this on more and more outward facing business storefronts, such as healthcare institutions and payroll providers. A broad spectrum, but if it is a business' portal, it is becoming impossible to login properly, even after disabling all extensions. I believe it has to do something with Captcha/ReCaptcha, but that is a fairly uneducated guess.

I still use Firefox as my daily driver, and have since 2005. I am "spoiled" by many conveniences of FF that I have become accustomed to. This is why I keep using it. Please help me, so I can continue to spread the word and install FF on nearly every PC I help people with. I cannot keep recommending it if it is problematic like this, it makes things too complicated.