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What's up with this? Two fake Trust Wallet add-ins were disabled within the last couple of days after one stole my money and I reported it, and another similar one. They had been pinned to my toolbar and they were subsequently taken off from there with the message that they had violated Mozilla's policies. Now I see that again there are two of them. How can this be prevented? The most obvious sign that these are fake is when one goes to create a new wallet the add-in directs the user to import instead, i.e. it wants to steal private information like recovery phrase.

I use a MacBook Air running on Sequoia 15.5. Firefox was updated several days ago to 140.0.2 (aarch64).

Since yesterday, Firefox has repeatedly stopped running. (It might have started sooner, but I didn't use the computer over the long weekend.) It won't load pages. Sometimes I get the spinning wheel. Usually, I have to force quit.

I've cleared the cache, restarted the browser, and restarted the computer repeatedly. Restarting the computer sometimes helps. Now is not one of those times.

Also, the About Firefox window is open, and the Checking for updates . . . wheel keeps spinning.

There are no connectivity issues otherwise with my computer or other apps.

Does anyone know why this is happening? Do I need to go back to the last version of Firefox? Uninstall/reinstall?

Mozilla is asking for a Master? Password. Well, I don't recall setting one up. But to change to a new password, I have to have the original password. Since I don't have that, what can I do to set up a new password?

When I try to load "Comments" I get this message:

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Trying again doesn't help.

This is a fairly recent problem

Thanks for your help.

Firefox crashed and I cannot recover my tabs from history. I click on restore all tabs and it does nothing. The tabs I was hoping to recover do not even appear in my history either.

Just switched from PC to Mac and miss the Page Up, Page Down, Home and End buttons. Wondering if there's a Firefox addon or extension to add these functions to a Macbook. I've searched but not found anything. I know I can't be alone in wishing for this!

(I am aware of using "Fn" and the arrow keys on a Mac to do page up and page down, but they are opposite sides of the keyboard and require both hands to scroll by page.)

I regularly use a website which intercepts command-option-up and command-option-down for its own navigation. This is a central part of my workflow with this website, and without it it becomes completely unusable.

After updating to Firefox 140.0.4, these shortcuts are now used by the browser to switch tabs. I have not found any way to configure this. Am I missing some obscure way to do this or is this just impossible?

I imagine this change was made to support vertical tabs, but I'm not using those, so the command-option-left and command-option-right shortcuts make more sense for my horizontal setup. (I don't use those shortcuts either, though- I use ctrl-tab and ctrl-shift-tab!)

Добрый день! Я создавал аккаунты через расширение мульти-аккаунт в браузере и сейчас все аккаунты удалились с браузера. Есть какая-то возможность вернуть аккаунты? Их было очень много и они очень важны

I'm using Firefox in a kiosk-mode application, on a Raspberry Pi based system, started from a bash script like this:

# Clear history etc. to prevent problems if unit is not perfectly shut down rm -v -r /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/*.default rm -v -r /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-esr rm -v -r /home/pi/.cache/mozilla/firefox/*.default rm -v /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini

sleep 2

/usr/bin/firefox-esr --kiosk -url http://127.0.0.1

However on booting I get a banner from Mozilla along the top of the screen saying: "Firefox automatically sends some data to Mozilla so that we can improve your experience [Choose what I share]"

This is not acceptable in kiosk mode, as it would give users access to the configuration as well as being a visual annoyance. How can we disable this?