Google maps integrated to openlayers are not visible in firefox and internet explorer - firefox

I integrated google maps as a base layer (wms layer) with openlayers. The system was working properly and all the browsers were displaying the base layer google map properly.
Then I updated firefox. Now the firefox has stopped showing the google maps (wfs layers). But it still show the wfs features.
I tried it in google chorme and internet explorer also (newest versions). Google chrome displays everything properly. But the internet explorer has the same problem.
How could I resolve this?
Thanks

New versions of IE and Firefox are not supporting map outputs if you are using local file paths in your codes. Try using url of the files you want to access or just put all your files into one folder and then use in ie or firefox. That may solve it.

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When using SharePoint with Chrome or Edge, you can open a Word docx file, make changes, and when you save, the changes are saved in SharePoint - not on the local disk.
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SharePoint is supported by all commonly used web browsers, such as Microsoft Edge, Brave, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. However, certain web browsers could cause some SharePoint functionality to be downgraded, limited, or available only through alternative steps. These features vary but are minimal.
And, Microsoft recommends the Microsoft Edge browser for use with SharePoint Online.
Also, both new Microsoft Edge & Google chrome browsers are based on Chromium. You can find more detailed comparison in this article: Google Chrome vs. Microsoft Edge: Which browser is best?
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It looks like Firefox disabling support for add-ons also disabled some integration with Sharepoint.
See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1158193 and https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/e250eb69-1a0a-4cee-84d8-7c376fdc80d9/office-integration-not-working-with-firefox-and-sharepoint-2016-onpremises for details.
FF disabled them for security purposes. Not sure if this a problem for Chrome and Edge that they still allow it, or if FF should handle it. However, for now, FF will work with Sharepoint but if you want to edit documents you then must check them out manually and check them in when done.

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