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Since upgrade to FF 61.0.1 Netflix stopped streaming

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With the upgrade to FF 61, I finally got Fox News Channel streaming to work on FF. I have streamed Netflix on FF for years. Now I have to watch Netflix on Microsoft Edge. These continuing video issues with FF are getting tiresome. I get error code F7121-1331-P7 Solutions anyone?

With the upgrade to FF 61, I finally got Fox News Channel streaming to work on FF. I have streamed Netflix on FF for years. Now I have to watch Netflix on Microsoft Edge. These continuing video issues with FF are getting tiresome. I get error code F7121-1331-P7 Solutions anyone?

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I called Netflix support. They said that many Firefox users are having the same problem with the error message as I am. They said to use other browsers until Mozilla is able to address the problem. This post can be marked as the answer to my question.

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The image I posted earlier was from the Adobe Flash protected mode in Firefox article. It showed Shockwave Flash 29 but the same applies to Shockwave Flash 30:

Click the Options button in the Add-ons Manager Plugins panel for Shockwave Flash and then, in the next panel that appears, UNcheck the "Enable Adobe Flash protected mode" option, which only appears in 32-bit Firefox versions (see Find what version of Firefox you are using to confirm you are using 32-bit Firefox).

I have a 32-bit version of Firefox 60 installed on Windows 7 and this is what I see in the Add-ons Manager Plugins panel:

Fx60FlashPluginOptions

When I click on the Options button I see this page, where I can UNcheck the "Enable Adobe Flash protected mode" checkbox:

Fx60FlashProtectedMode

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Ok, AliceWyman. I see the options button, but I have Shockwave flash set to ask, and Netflix never asks to activate Shockwave. Anyway to humor you, I unchecked enable protected mode. I closed, then reopened Firefox, and as I expected, it made no difference in the Netflix error message. Thanks for trying. I am running Win 10 32bit, and until FFVersion61 Netflix always worked. I am thinking of uninstalling FF and using Edge exclusively. It seems to have fewer problems. I always liked FF.

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Vahaolana Nofidina

I called Netflix support. They said that many Firefox users are having the same problem with the error message as I am. They said to use other browsers until Mozilla is able to address the problem. This post can be marked as the answer to my question.

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Sorry you were unable to get Netflix working with Firefox, even after contacting Netflix support. I marked your reply on using a different browser as the "solution".

The only OPEN bug report I could find with a Bugzilla search on 'Netflix error code' was this one (the others I found were all resolved): Bug 1184703 [Netflix] error F7053-1807: indexedDB.open not called back (within 8 second timeout).

Please see Bugzilla etiquette before commenting in bug reports. You can also file a new bug report about your error code F7121-1331-P7 in Firefox 61 on Windows 10 (32-bit) - see these Bug writing guidelines.

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Firefox issued an update 61.0.2 today but it did not fix the Netflix bug: Error Code: F7121-1331-P7

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Firefox issued another update today, to 62.0, but this additional new update still did not fix Netflix bug: Error Code: F7121-1331-P7 Is anyone in this forum able to escalate the bug report to address this widespread problem with Netflix?

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