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Working with two monitors, the In-box on Thunderbird + the mail provider Webmail Alaska-communications on the second monitor The incoming mail on Firefox ought to show up as well on Thunderbird Inbox, usually that works, not anymore, for some reason - what I did to create this issue I do not know Thanks

Google seems to be "taking" my mail from my Primary Email address: In My (Mozilla) Account Summary, Google is shown as “Secondary email” that I have the option of making “Primary” or tossing in the garbage can, and as “Linked” (“You have authorized access to the following accounts”: Google, with the option to “Unlink.” (I don't remember "authorizing" this.) Google has been “migrating” emails to my gmail address: XXXXXXXXXXX@gmail.com that are now being duplicated at both addresses. Do I need to remove Google as my Secondary email or as “Linked,” or both, to stop this? (Plus, Google seems to be using the Primary Emails to "optimize" advertising at the Gmail address.)

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to edistrict.kerala.gov.in. Peer’s Certificate has been revoked.

Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

I recently changed or reverted a lot of the settings on my browser, including the theme. After having changed my preferences back to what they were, the pages opened when browsing files locally were stuck on the light theme. I tried disabling and reenabling the styles ect, and eventually went into the Web Developer Tools and found that the color-scheme in the dirListing.css was set to 'light dark'.

Fixing the issue was as simple as changing the field to just 'dark', but obviously the issue returned as soon as I navigated to another page. As I couldn't find a way to alter the dirListing.css file itself, I was wondering if there's a way to reset it without uninstalling and reinstalling Firefox. Simply saving an altered version to import back in won't be helpful, as I would still need to import it to each new page I open.

Thank you for helping.

Whenever I load Firefox, for the first minute or so, or the first X attempts at loading (any) website, I just get "Can't connect to server" errors. Eventually it does connect and then has no more issues, unless I close the browser and open a new one, then the process begins again.

New Alienware laptop with a fresh windows 11 install.

Other browsers are working fine, this is isolated to this browser, on this device only.

Things I have tried:

All the suggestions in the connectivity help section Uninstalling Firefox > Deleting my profile data from laptop > Cleaning registry > Deleting anything else that searching for "mozilla" turned up > Clean install without logging into any profile or enabling sync or importing anything (somehow still knows there was a previous install though, just doesn't import anything)

Still the same results.

I've used Firefox for probably a decade now and I am truly loathed to have to move to Chrome, but if I can't find a solution this is just untenable. Any help would be much appreciated!

my previous password for Firefox did not work. I then changed it. Firefox did not allow that one either. Changed it again and that wasn't allowed either.

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