Are you using Firefox and lost your extensions today?

[WotAnAtti2d]

It's a certificate issue and you can check it out here: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/certifi ... l/39047/12

You can change your preferences to get an update (for some extensions) now (included in the link), or wait for something to be fixed automatically soon.

[BallzDeep9]

I use Firefox and DO NOT allow Automatic Updates!! Turn that shit off. They have a history of "breaking" plug-ins and extensions...

[DrFappingston]

I just downloaded and installed the extended release version for now until they fix their mistake. The extended release allows you to go into the config and turn off the extension signing requirement.

I've been using Firefox for ages and never had any issues. Things happen, oh well. It's better than Chrome and it's propensity for starting 83 processes and eating all my RAM so I can watch a YouTube video, have Facebook open and DoubleM at the same time.

To be fair, I haven't tried Chrome again since I built my PC, and only use it on occasion when Firefox isn't compatible for whatever reason. It might be better with a well spec'd PC but it was hell on my laptop.

[WotAnAtti2d]

I use Firefox and DO NOT allow Automatic Updates!! Turn that shit off. They have a history of "breaking" plug-ins and extensions...

It's not from an automatic update. Like I said in the OP, it's from a certificate issue. The two are NOT the same. The update is to FIX this problem.

[gravystainonmyshirt]

Ya, if you update your firefox now the extensions came back. Was an update error from firefox but its fixed now

[herbalhippie]

What are extensions? I use Firefox and I don't know if I lost them or not.