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Ich rufe meine E-Mails mit POP3 über Mozilla(Firefox) ab. Im Posteingang werden diese E-Mails ohne mein Eingreifen automatisch gelöscht. Um dies zu verhindern, sollte ich… (read more)
Ich rufe meine E-Mails mit POP3 über Mozilla(Firefox) ab. Im Posteingang werden diese E-Mails ohne mein Eingreifen automatisch gelöscht. Um dies zu verhindern, sollte ich den Punkt "Kopie aller Nachrichten auf dem Server belassen" unter Einstellungen aktivieren.
Für die Einstellungen im E-Mail-Client und aktivieren Sie den Punkt "Kopie aller Nachrichten auf dem Server belassen" benötige ich Unterstützung. Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Michael Dähn
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Hello, I installed Firefox on my Chromebook using the Debian installer. I was able to right click the installer and click install. It's worked really well so far, but th… (read more)
Hello,
I installed Firefox on my Chromebook using the Debian installer. I was able to right click the installer and click install. It's worked really well so far, but the only issue I'm noticing is that MP4 files have no audio and I cannot unmute them. The video plays fine, it's just set to mute and nothing I do will unmute it, including right clicking the video and toggling mute.
An example video that will play, but there is no audio: https://html5videoplayer.net/html5video/mp4-h-264-video-test/
To be clear, YouTube videos play just fine through Firefox, and the above video video plays fine in Chrome or even via Discord (which I also installed the same way, using the .deb file).
I'm guessing it's an issue related to Linux (maybe there's a codec that isn't available?), but if there is a solution that anyone knows about I'd appreciate it!
A Google Search produced a file within my Mac as one of its responses. It took me awhile to figure out it was the response beginning , "https://downloads . . ." I knew … (read more)
A Google Search produced a file within my Mac as one of its responses. It took me awhile to figure out it was the response beginning , "https://downloads . . ." I knew Google's reputation as the worst spy of internet activity, but I thought it only searched the internet. How can I prevent Google searching within my computer files?