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I use HTML as my signature. It has been working just find, but lately when people reply to me, their messages were coming in blue text. So today I changed the: Settings > General > Plain Text Messages > Quoted text formatting from blue colour to black (I have no idea how that was set to blue in the first place). that is all I did. Image attached of the change I made.

In any case, after that, when I tried to send a new email my HTML signature no longer displays the correct font (Pristina) but shows only variable text. The HTML file is not corrupt, it still looks fine in the actual file I saved, but, Thunderbird is changing it somehow. Even when I look back at sent files, Thunderbird is showing me the variable text and not Pristina.

Any assistance would be much appreciated. With thanks, NM

I am about to move house so my address will be changing. Is it possible to create one e-mail with static data (new address) which also has a place for dynamic data i.e recipient e-mail address, different reference number etc?

I would like to have a base/master e-mail and then change it to write to bank, utilities, phone co etc with the relevant account no.

That way I can avoid having to type the same message many times with only minor data changes.

Thank you,

Tregarth

I've just added another new email account to Thunderbird, an AOL based account like the others. Thunderbird has created the account but has attached the 'inbox', 'drafts', 'sent', 'archives' from an existing account. is it possible to redirect where an account holds its group of folders?

I changed to windows 11. I received a notice that I still have windows 10. I just wanted to let you know about my change to windows 11. You don't have to respond to this. Doug Tausz/tomtausz@yahoo.com

Dear Mozilla Team,

I'm writing to express my disappointment and concern about the recent restriction on Firefox's built-in VPN for users connecting from Iran.

People in Iran live under severe internet restrictions, widespread censorship, and limited access to independent information and online services. For us, VPNs are not simply a convenience or a way to change our virtual location. They are essential tools for accessing the open internet, communicating freely, and overcoming censorship.

That's precisely why I find it deeply disappointing that Mozilla's built-in VPN has become unavailable to users in Iran, displaying the message:

"VPN is unavailable. Local laws and restrictions limit where you can use VPN."

I understand that Mozilla may have legal and regulatory obligations to consider. However, I urge you to reconsider the impact of this decision on ordinary Iranian users.

People who are already deprived of basic internet freedoms should not face additional barriers from a company whose mission and values are built around an open, accessible, and free internet.

Mozilla has long stood for privacy, freedom, and an open web. I sincerely hope these principles will extend to Iranian users as well, rather than leaving them behind precisely when they need these tools the most.

Could you please clarify:

1. Why has Firefox's built-in VPN become unavailable in Iran? 2. Is this a permanent restriction or a temporary measure? 3. Is Mozilla actively considering any way to make this service accessible to Iranian users?

We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking not to be excluded from tools that help people access the free and open internet.

I hope Mozilla will listen to the voices of its Iranian users and reconsider this decision.

Best regards, A Firefox user from Iran

I’ve noticed something strange with the active profile in my Firefox Nightly, private browsing doesn’t seem to be working as expected. . Two things made me suspect something’s wrong

* I wanted to compare a site’s logged-in and logged-out views, so I opened it in a private window. However, it still showed me as logged in

• This led to a second finding: private windows render identically to normal windows, with no private-browsing indicators.

Tested with a fresh profile: private browsing behaves correctly, which isolates the issue to my active profile. I was wondering if any one has encounter this issue and whether there's a fix for it

Since the latest version (152.0), right clicking on a file link, select Save As... and with the popup with the filename and saving location being OK just hitting <Enter> doesn't do anything anymore. I now have to specifically click the "Save" button (or use <Alt>+S) to get my file saved. This is highly annoying as my muscle memory gets in the way all the time. Please get the original behavior back. Just found out the same behavior is with file upload.

Every time I try to search, I get a window telling me to complete a reCAPTCHA, because their systems have detected unusual traffic from my computer network. Where will this be coming from and what can I do about it? It mentions a browser plug in may be the cause. I have scanned the pc for malicious software.

WebGl2 stopped working after a my Mac Froze up (required reboot)

I tried this ... " Enter about:config in the address bar and set webgl.enable-webgl2 to true." Did not help.

I unistalled Firefox and re-downloaded. Still same issue.

I then tried to adjust the "Use recommended performance settings" (recommendation from Firefox). still not working.

I tried using Safari, and it works fine.

Any help appreciated

I use Thunderbird on my iMac (10.12.6) to access 6 gmail accounts to download them to my computer. Suddenly at about 1500 hours GMT it just stopped working. Please help. Kind regards Paul Partridge