problems with Firefox and Chrome

Cerawy said:

yes, but the logins are cleared everytime you clear your cookies, which i think you should do regularly

Cookies are harmless and do not take up enough space to matter.
I have not cleaned cookies in several years. That being said my Firefox cookies total are 1.84 MB

Whatever cleaning program you use should have a way to not clean cookies.

Edwin said:

No.
Page memory and site preferences, etc. are cleared; but the logins remain.

It doesn't seem to be the case for me, clearing the cookies seems to sign me out of the websites i was previously signed into.

Edwin said:

No.
Page memory and site preferences, etc. are cleared; but the logins remain.

Cookies are where usernames and passwords are stored. The lazy people who do not want to find thier (hopefully written down) user name and password list need the cookies.

Does anyone know how to disable those annoying small popup videos with a miniplayer that appears in the bottom right corner? Also, does anyone know how to get rid of screen tearing from videos in firefox? If i watch a video on youtube, i get some really bad screen tearing sometimes. I have enabled just about all the different types of v-syncs for firefox in nvidia's control panel, but it doesn't seem to do much of anything.

Cerawy said:

does anyone know how to get rid of screen tearing from videos in firefox?

Have a read:
How to Fix Screen Tearing - Appuals.com

As suggested try another browser first to see if you get the same problem.

Callender said:

Have a read:
How to Fix Screen Tearing - Appuals.com

As suggested try another browser first to see if you get the same problem.

Yes, but the link in your post tells how to get rid of screen tearing from games, it's the screen tearing from firefox that i want to get rid of. I checked with chrome, it's a problem with that browser as well.

@KCR Yes, that's the problem im talking about, sadly i have already tried disabling picture in picture video controls from firefox, but they still appear sometimes.