Firefox & Event ID 58 error
My general conclusion so far was thus: a Firefox-only problem. The error message indicates there could be a problem with thread management, and it's possible that some library got corrupt in some odd way, but not something that the user can perceive right away. Well, the Event log had one thing right, and that's the recommendation to try to repair the component.
So I did something rather simple - I reinstalled the browser. I grabbed the Firefox 68.0.1 installer from the Mozilla download page and ran it again. Technically, this didn't do anything, I still had my browser in place just like before. But practically, it DID make a difference. The error was indeed gone.
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