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I suspected I had hit a "translate" somehow, but with further inspection I think I may actually have been compromised. I'm using Firefox, but the problem follows me even if I switch to Chrome or smilar.

Can you help? Tks!

Bonjour, L'extension Mozilla VPN refuse de s'ouvrir lorsque je clique sur le pavé bleu. Je ne sais pas quoi faire. Avez-vous une solution avant que je demande le remboursement de mon achat? Merci de répondre à ce second message Didier Bary [email removed]@sfr.fr

I would like to use something else than the browser is use to download firefox on my xbox. the microsoft edge browser got worse and worse. is there any way that firefox would be able to provide its serivce on the xbox series s/x? im using the series x. it just has too many flaws and works way too bad to be a standard browser imo. i havent found a way to properly download firefox on xbox, only for smartphones. a xbox series x has way more power than any smartphone, even a series s is way above it as far as i know. therefore i dont feel like there shouldnt be a firefox version for those gaming consoles, which are also commonly used to browse the web.

I had the hardest time downloading Mozilla Firefox on my computer and getting the correct one much less I purchased the Mozilla VPN and I really got it for my Samsung TV and I’ve tried and tried and tried to get it on there and I haven’t used it so I was wondering if I could get a refund on my MozillaI had the hardest time downloading Mozilla Firefox on my computer and getting the correct one much less I purchased the Mozilla VPN and I really got it for my Samsung TV and I’ve tried and tried and tried to get it on there and I haven’t used it so I was wondering if I could get a refund on my Mozella VPN thank you, Mark Yarbrough

I am trying to use whatsApp web on my laptop but i don't know how to connect it with my phone. I need step by step guidance to scan the QR code and link my account

Mozilla Firefox is popular for its speed, strong privacy features, and security. It supports a wide range of extensions, has a user-friendly interface, is open-source, and frequently updates to provide safe, fast, and customizable browsing experiences across devices.

I strongly disagree with the proposed AI-centric direction for Firefox. I already disable any current AI features in this browser and disagree with them being there at all. I am firmly anti-AI in the form/use that is most prevalent. I don't want an AI chatbot or AI summaries. AI is not a replacement for human thought. It cannot perceive. It cannot understand. It cannot communicate. Even if it produces a convincing enough mimicry of those things to convince some people that it is capable of doing those things. It's like that IBM training slide from 1979 that says "A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision." Firefox's blog entry about these proposed updates is full of nothing but glittering generalities, just buzz-phrases like "you're in control" and "a better browser" and "trusted companion." AI is not a trusted companion. AI is hyper-advanced autocorrect. And with AI's harshness on the environment (requires astronomical and unsustainable amounts of water) and on the browser itself (slows it down considerably and makes it more vulnerable to security breaches like prompt injection attacks), I just don't think "everybody else is doing AI" is a valid reason to override the main reason most Firefox users use it (because of its lack of AI features and focus on privacy). I'm a long-time user of Firefox and I have really enjoyed it, but one of the biggest issues I have had with it in the last few years is disabling all the AI garbage features that keep getting sneaked in. If AI use or AI-driven features become a substantial part of Firefox, I won't be using it anymore.