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Why is the sessionstore.jsonlz4 generated from a private firefox window ? It is not private anymore if the session is stored in place of the regular session, which by the way happens not to be generated when the regular firefox window is closed while a private firefox window is still open. The private firefox window should have no effect on the regular session storage and should never be stored, all this is very confusing.

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ye a rha hai

i am quite pissed. i ve been looking for a possibility to ask for help in german language. though i am logged in to the firefox browser i have been constantly asked to log in or create a profil, switched to different pages or just running in circles. quite kafkaesque.

at last i have somehow found this possibility.

i am using firefox browser for a very long time now on different platforms, all my relevant data is saved within.

lately i have realised, that webpages are not loaded properly. after trying the same on chrome, i ve seen, that everything is working fine there.

last example: https://www.aldi-sued.de/de/hilfe-und-kontakt.html

the chat was loading, and didnt get "loaded". in chrome the chat was accessible in a second.

why does this happen? what can be done, to get firefox working as expected?

Why am I receiving repeated warnings from Malwarebytes about blocking every-day websites due to a "Trojan"? The sites include Gmail, Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com and others.

The report warnings are being generated by the Malwarebytes program on my PC. They are confusing to me. I am running Windows 11. The warnings are being logged by the Malwarebytes program in the "Web Protection" section of its "Detection History" web page. In every instance, the log reports are the same: in the URL identification column there is no identification of the URL, only repeated instances of "N/A"; the IP address is identical for all the warnings; the port is always "0"; the file column alternates from "C:\Program Files\Mozilla\Mozilla VPN\Mozilla VPN.exe" to "System" and back again to "C:\Program Files\Mozilla\Mozilla VPN\Mozilla VPN.exe"; in the final column of the log, the Date column, the warnings began last evening, Monday the 12th, at 6:50 p.m. and have now extended to to a total nine warnings.

Even as I was writing this communication, the Malwarebytes warning popped up on my screen, telling me that this website and this web page are blocked due to the presence of a Trojan.

Is my PC infected? The Malwarebytes "scan" reports no "detections." I am at a loss.

I recently reinstalled Windows 11, Firefox used to remember which windows I had on which desktops and would open the appropriate windows on Desktop 1, Desktop 2, etc when I restarted my computer. It doesn't do that anymore. Every time I close Firefox and reopen it, it opens every single window on Desktop 1. Weirdly, even if I reorder my desktops, it'll still open every window on whichever desktop used to be Desktop 1, even if the number has changed.

I've tried deleting xulstore.json, refreshing Firefox, and even uninstalling Firefox and deleting all of Mozilla's files in every directory, but it just won't open the windows on the desktop I had moved them to.