Firefox makes an annoying bing noise every time I right click or click on any of the task bar buttons (the file edit view, ect ones)

Alright, so I got firefox, opened it up, and I had been trying to figure out how to change my homepage, so I clicked file, and it made this really irritating bing noise, which definitely caught my attention. So as I looked through the other menus at hand for a solution to the problem it continued making the noise. When I didn't find a way, I right clicked and made the noise when I did that too, right clicking didn't help me solve my problem either, so I had to resort to help, and most of what I saw already in their that could have help I didn't understand, something about genome default sounds and yeah. Please help.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== I opened up firefox and clicked file.

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