RoboForm and Firefox 57.0: A Troublesome Combination

For users of RoboForm and Firefox 57.0, there have been a number of issues reported recently that can be frustrating to say the least. From problems with webpage zooming to difficulties with image display, it seems like this combination is not as seamless as one would hope.

One of the most annoying issues is the inability to zoom in on webpages when using the Chrome engine. This makes it difficult for users who rely heavily on zooming to access certain websites. Additionally, some images fail to display when using the IE engine, which can be a major problem for those who need to view these images frequently.

Another issue that has been reported is with the disable flash animation option. When trying to use this feature under Chrome engine, it simply doesn't work as intended. This can lead to annoying flash animations taking up valuable screen space and distracting users from their online activities.

Furthermore, when using private mode in Firefox 57.0, some users have reported that words appear on the title bar, which can be a security concern for those who value their privacy. Moreover, opening multiple pages at the same time can sometimes result in duplicate pages appearing, which can be confusing and disorienting.

Other issues that have been reported include problems with content menus popping up when using certain mouse buttons to switch tabs on the tab bar, web security warnings constantly appearing on some websites, and unfinished files being deleted from the download manager when tasks are deleted. Additionally, downloading files from FTP sites with multiple instances can sometimes result in corrupt files.

When trying to open new tabs, some users have reported that they occasionally open in the background instead of taking over the current window. Furthermore, the process names of Firefox.exe and Chrome.exe change unexpectedly, which can be disconcerting for those who are accustomed to a certain naming convention.

In terms of usability, some users have reported problems with the dropdown list of the search bar being covered by the sidebar, making it difficult to access certain features. Moreover, descriptions of the Chrome engine are not consistent across different areas of the browser, which can be confusing and make it difficult for users to find what they need.

Finally, there have been reports of issues logging into certain websites using Firefox's engine, as well as occasional crashes resulting in an 'Aw Snap' message. Additionally, some users have reported that the 'Open a link' dialog does not support the Enter key, which can be frustrating when trying to quickly access a new webpage.

Overall, while RoboForm and Firefox 57.0 are both powerful tools on their own, it seems like combining them has resulted in a number of issues that can hinder productivity and make browsing more difficult than it needs to be.

Roboform and firefox 57.0