Firefox is lock in one window size

Im unable to change the size of the window it is locked and when i hit the - buton it shoots the window to the left side in a small square? I have uninstalled it and reinstalled other browser work fine so its something with fire fox help i need my broswer back.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== not sure

1. Make sure the Side Switch is set to Lock Rotation: Settings>General
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2. Now check the Side Switch to make sure it's in the unlock position
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