Firefox has stopped loading websites for a few users, here's a way to Fix it
Firefox Has Stopped Loading Websites, Here’s How To Fix It,
Users are complaining that Firefox on Mac and Windows now stalls endlessly while attempting to browse any websites. Fortunately, there is a workaround.
The problem originally appeared to have been caused by an overnight upgrade to Firefox version 96. However, several users of previous versions have later experienced the same serious difficulty.
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It seems to be tied to a Firefox business data analytics server, rather than the browser itself. The server is stated to have recently changed to HTTP3, and the Firefox browser is unable to connect to it. According to the company's Bugzilla website, it's then producing an endless loop problem.
The corporation has yet to solve the issue, but many users have uncovered a solution that seems to be temporarily alleviating the problem. It entails deactivating Firefox's HTTP3 functionality until an appropriate solution is released.
How to get Firefox to load websites again
- Launch Firefox and a fresh, empty window.
- In the address bar, enter about: config and Press Return.
- On the setup screen that displays, search for network.http.http3.enabled
- Change the setting to false.
- Quit and restart Firefox.
A more basic remedy, however, is to switch to Safari, Chrome, or Microsoft Edge.
Therefore, AppleInsider has not been able to duplicate the problem, so it isn't impacting all Firefox users. This may have to do with international variances when the browser seeks to connect to various Firefox data analytics services.
