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En mi Laptop estaba funcionado bien el navegador Firefox, hasta que mi proveedor de un Banco me exigió instalar un protector para el navegador por seguridad, después de instalado, comenzaron los problema, no me abría Firefox, procedí a limpiar el historial y la cookies, no funciono la limpieza, desinstale Firefox y lo instale de nuevo, al terminar la instalación, salió una aviso: NO SE PUEDE CARGAR SU PERFIL FIREFOX. PUEDE QUE ESTA INACCESIBLE O HAYA DESAPARECIDO. PERFIL DESAPARESIDO. Por favor me podrían ayudar con instrucciones para seguir usando tan maravilloso navegador? Gracias Saludos Omar Machado

I went on Firefox yesterday and you requested a donation at Home Page, which I charged to my Visa account for $10.00 one time.

You did not send me an email confirming this donation, and my Visa account has not been charged yet?

When does this get processed? I Feel insecure with my Visa floating around somewhere?

after the update to FF 34.0 the anti-aliasing (font smoothing) in e.g. the bookmark menu side panel is GONE. any chance to get it back with an about:config setting? website content is fine, as well as text on tabs or in the browser bar

Firefox PDF reader is not showing watermarks.

People can see (and print?) my free samples minus the watermarks that are in them.

eg at lauriewilliamsmusic.com/composers/laurie-williams/auld-lang-syne/

Watermarks were put in by PDFill Free PDF Tools and always show up in Adobe Reader.

I never imagined that such a failure could happen until I was checking things today and saw it. Not good.

Just realised that this thing is asking about my browser. I'm writing this in Chrome but I have the latest version of Firefox.

I am using ubuntu 14.04.1 lts. my firefox version is 35.0.1 and when updating it says it is the latests available. I am concerned that the health report shows activity on feb 13 when my computer is on feb 12 around 8:00 PM. is it posible that someone has control over my internet conection and this person is 5 hours ahead of my time zone? or is there an explanation for this behaviour of the firefox health report? thank you for your help in advance i am uploading and image of my screen where it shows my time at the top right of the screen and the health report with the two events on feb 13.

Hello,

I use Firefox 35.0.1. I set up the options to never keep the cookies.

The issue : I log on an Exchange webmail. I read my emails. I log off from the Exchange webmail. I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I am logged in !

Other test : I log on an Exchange webmail. I read my emails. I log off from the Exchange webmail. I close Firefox. I re open firefox, I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I have to enter my credentials (that is normal)

Other test : I log on an Exchange webmail. I read my emails. I log off from the Exchange webmail. I force Firefox to remove the cookies, but I keep Firefox opened. I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I have to enter my credentials (that is normal)

Other test : I tried to reproduce the issue with another Internet Browser (the "e" one). I log on an Exchange webmail. I read my emails. I log off from the Exchange webmail. I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I have to enter my credentials.

So, it seems not to be a webmail configuration, as another browser behaves normally.

Is there something that i have not thought about ?

Thank you for your help

With the latest update access to all Cisco devices via FireFox is no longer supported. I am now receiving the following errors:

Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to [IP]. SSL received a weak ephemeral Diffie-Hellman key in Server Key Exchange handshake message. (Error code: ssl_error_weak_server_ephemeral_dh_key) 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.

Is there a way to roll-back the version to avoid this or a permanent fix? FireFox is currently the only browser that works very well with Cisco devices and now it will not work at all.

I got a warning notice from Yahoo that someone was signing into my mail, and web-site from Richardson, TX they wanted to know if it was me or a hacker. I checked my IP and internet service; its from California. but there was a long list of sign-ins from Richardson, TX (2602:306:cd7f:62fo:h5dc:e286:9196) for the last 19 days(Aug 12?) then from CA a few days, then back to Richardson, TX, with the Firefox logo. Am I safe or whats happening?

Firefox remembers data typed in pages where I search. I do not want it to remember anything. ID's, data I am searching, etc. How do I remove what has been saved and stop future saving?

When I clicked on my bookmarks to open my Gmail acct, an acct in another persons name appeared. I was able to recover my own acct and change my password. How do I get rid of this ;hacked acct' from my computer...I dont want to attempt to sign in to it?

Web protection and Malware Protection were turned off and cannot be turned by on.....they were turned off when Quantum was just automatically put on my computer

Web protection and malware protection were both turned off and cannot turn them on

I was attempting to restore my tabs and as it wasn't working properly, I was editing a sessionstore.js or recovery.js looking for URLs that were present so I could re-open the tabs to recreate what I had before.

To my horror, on one of the tab details I find stored in the sessionstore/recovery, all the details from a purchase page I had filled in to buy a tour, had not only my name and address, but telephone number, and address. That would be bad enough, but also stored was the complete details of my credit card which I had used for the purchase. That included the name on the credit card, expiry date, and security code. It probably also had the card number, but I had been doing some editing so may have accidentally deleted it before I noticed what was in there.

How is this a regard by Mozilla for my privacy and security? When will this be rectified? I hope soon, as this sort of information should not be left around/stored on a computer following it's use.

I am not going to share the file details with you for obvious reasons, so I am not sure if the attached information will be any use to you.

Rgds

I need to configure Firefox in an enterprise environment. Other that using 3rd part group policy templates which I do not want to do, the only option I have found to lock it down is using preference files. This will lock down Firefox but I need a way to stop an admin user from manually editing the configuration files.

I thought of using a group policy preference to copy the preference files on every GP refresh but it can take up to 90 minutes for the policy to apply. Is there a better way to lock down the files themselves?

Privacy and security setting require too much time and too much to have to learn just secure access to the Internet? Why don't you get it? Firefox users need to have default suites of security setting from which to choose. Examples: Maximum Security: High Security: Medium Security: Low security: Roll my own by picking and choosing.

Clicking on any of these security categories should list what is included and maybe an option to change something.

Once an option is chosen, subsequent changes and updates to features within that option should be automated and a 'What's new/changed in the chosen security category be added within security updates emails.

As it is I have to spend hours figuring what alll this stuff means just to get security internet acces via a Firefox - not that other are better.

Dogmarcopolo

Hello

I have Version 67 of firefox whenn i goes to amiunique.com its comming that i am fingerprinted. Why?

My Fingerpring is blocked by firefox.

How is it possible?

regards nicolas