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Hello.

My Firefox account (araspinykirill@gmail.com ) was automatically blocked because the confirmation email was returned.

I did not violate any rules and I have access to this email address.

Please review my account and help me restore access.

Thank you.

1. Was able to receive emails sent to my address xxxxxx@xxxxxxx.free-online.co.uk, but unable to SEND my replies. Was getting this notification: 'Send message error. Sending of message failed. An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: Unknown sender. Please verify that your email address is correct in your account settings and try again, OK' (see attached). 2. Checked all settings, all correct as used to be before the problem started. 3. At some stage, I tried changing the password in Settings > Privacy & Security > Passwords > Saved passwords > Saved logins to see if that helped. It didn't. 4. I removed the free-online Server from the Saved logins (Provider: smtp://relay.free-online.net, User: xxxxxxx) with the intention of restoring it with a new password - but found I couldn't restore the free-online server. So I decided the best thing to do was to restore the password as it was before and to ask for help here. I will have to check on the webmail until the problem is resolved.

NB1. Free-online is a sub section of Plusnet. NB2. Last year I received an email from Greenby saying something about maybe taking over from Plusnet and that I would be notified if and when I had to do anything. I have not received any such instructions so left things as they were. Many thanks for your help from a not-very-techy so stressed old lady.

I on MacOS and I'm facing this issue last half of the year. As usual mac book user, I have many WIP items on my laptop, so I don't reload my laptop every day, even months it can leave without reloading.

So, after a workday I just closing it and come back tomorrow. When I back to the work and want to open new tab: Jira, Gmail, LinkedIn any other tabs - FireFox just keeping in loading state. In comparison, the Google Chrome that opened as well all the time but with fewer tabs, open the same links in seconds.

I though the FireFox is not latest version, and updating or re-starting of it, sometimes helped me to fix the issue. But now it seems stopped work either.

So, after a 5 years on FireFox I'm seriously started about my migration back to Google Chrome. I'm not sure that you can help me in this forum, but at least I would like to hear you option. Maybe anyone else have seen such behavior also and FireFox could find the issue

I’m currently experiencing an issue when trying to use Membership Anywhere through the Firefox browser. Membership Anywhere is a digital membership management platform that many organizations use to manage memberships, events, and member interactions efficiently. While the site works fine on other browsers, certain features, like logging in, accessing the member dashboard, or completing payments, do not function correctly in Firefox.

Specifically, I notice that some pages fail to load completely, and certain interactive elements, such as buttons or form submissions, don’t respond. I have tried clearing the cache, disabling extensions, and updating Firefox to the latest version, but the issue persists. This problem is affecting not just my access but could impact other users of Firefox who rely on Membership Anywhere for managing their memberships digitally.

I wanted to check if there is any known compatibility issue between Firefox and Membership Anywhere, or if there are specific settings or security features in Firefox that could interfere with this platform. I would greatly appreciate guidance on how to resolve this issue so that I can continue using Membership Anywhere smoothly without switching to another browser.

Suddenly I cannot search from the search bar. It defaults to the address bar. why "fix" something that was not broken. Being forced to use the address bar is frustrating. If you go directly to the address bar, it tells you it cannot find that site.

Subject: Persistent SMTP block on specific Outlook account (IMAP functional) ​Problem Description: Systematic failure of outgoing emails via SMTP on Mozilla Thunderbird for the address redacted@outlook.be. Crucial Note: Incoming mail (IMAP) works perfectly with the same credentials, proving that the authentication and the password used are correct. ​Technical Data & Actions Taken: ​SMTP Configuration: Server smtp.office365.com, Port 587, STARTTLS (or port 465 SSL/TLS). ​Authentication: Using a 16-character App Password generated after enabling Two-Step Verification. ​Symptom: Systematic rejection of the SMTP connection (Command Error 12 or timeout). Other Outlook accounts configured on the same Thunderbird client and the same internet connection (Belgium) are working without any issues. ​Tests Performed: Complete purge of Thunderbird's password manager, alias verification, and full restart of network equipment. ​Conclusion: Since the reception service is operational and full access is functional via Webmail/Outlook App, the block is specific to the SMTP protocol for this particular account on the Microsoft server side. ​Request: Please lift any security restrictions or reset security flags for the SMTP service on this specific account. My mail for respons : [edited from public community support forum] @gmail.com

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It seems that the bookmarks function and history files are possibly "in use by another app". I do not understand much of this. I think it happened after an update. I tried a restore point. I deleted the Icons file as it seemed that might be an issue and they would automatically update on restart. I called Dell support, they could not fix it, neither could my smart, younger friends. So after hours of frustration, I had to install chrome, which I hate. What I want is for someone to just fix it. Its 2:30am and I need to get some sleep, I will check this tomorrow afternoon and see if I can get anywhere. Good night all!

My husband and I use the same internet provider activ8 and access it through Thunderbird. I have a new computer. Received a configuration code from Activ8 and I can receive emails but not send them. Get the message PEER USING UNSUPPORTED VERSION OF SECURITY PROTOCOL. THE CONFIGURATION TO MAIL.ACTIV8.NET.AU MUST BE CORRECTED. How do I do that? Activ8 says they can't help.

i re-installed my windows, installed firefox, and it automatically re-synced everything, a few days later, windows had an issue so i had to install windows again, but this time, when i installed firefox, i logged in, and after finishing syncing nothing was there, everything is gone, that being said, it's only form the desktop browser, i still have all my bookmarks and passwords on my phone's firefox, but they wont sync into the desktop one i cant find an option to export the phone ones into a file to import in the desktop app, i need help

WHY IS THUNDERBIRD TELLING ME THAT MY G MAIL ACCOUNT WILL BE ACCESSED BY IT AND CHANCE OR DELETE SAID ACCOUNT? I'M TRYING TO USE THUNDERBIRD IN LINUX ZORIN 18 OS IN MY LAPTOP. i NEED A COMPLETE INDEPENDENT EMAIL SERVICE WITHOUT THE connections TO MICROSHIT, GOOGLE, ETC. IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE I WILL DELETE THUNDERBIRD FROM LINUX THANK YOU REGARDS ALFONSO P.S. IT IS NOT FOR THIS COMPUTER. I'M JUST USING THIS COMPUTER TO COMMUNICATE WITH MOZILLA

Firefox used to be good but it's just becoming broken garbage. I just tried the Opera browser which lets you listen to youtube with the screen locked and tab minimalised. Something that used to function on Firefox but is now just another broken feature. Not to mention that for over a year now the comments haven't been loading on youtube videos, which I posted on here all the way back then and got no response. Time to put this useless garbage in the trash can...