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I do not know what happened, all of a sudden Firefox does not want to work anymore. Had been conected to audible. Retried about 4 times.... no luck had to force

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I do not know what happened, all of a sudden Firefox does not want to work anymore. Had been conected to audible. Retried about 4 times.... no luck had to force quit every time. The three Firefox app. into garbage, emptied garbage and redownloaded new version from Firefox. Reinstalled but same thing happened again... no connection. What can I do, I like Firefox better than Safari, had it for years on my Mac. Please let me know. (Note: I have also mentioned this on the automatic response to the malfunctioning).

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I do not know what happened, all of a sudden Firefox does not want to work anymore. Had been conected to audible. Retried about 4 times.... no luck had to force quit every time. The three Firefox app. into garbage, emptied garbage and redownloaded new version from Firefox. Reinstalled but same thing happened again... no connection. What can I do, I like Firefox better than Safari, had it for years on my Mac. Please let me know. (Note: I have also mentioned this on the automatic response to the malfunctioning). '''''Email removed by moderator to protect you from spam'''''

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Hey.

I think it might be the problem with one of your plugins. Try to uninstall the webbrowser AND remove the storage from Firefox in your user-account (Linux: /home/username/.mozilla). You can check the list of installed Add-Ons in Firefox under "Extras => Add-ons" or by pressing Shift + Strg + A (Linux).