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iCloud has stopped signing in on the Firefox browser for Windows. I contacted Apple Support and they told me that this is an issue on Firefox's part, and told me to try signing in the next morning and they guarantee it'll work. It did not. In fact, it has been over a week, and it still does not work.

When I enter my Apple ID and Password, the website gives me an error "Failed to verify your identity. Try again." The website does NOT send me to the 2fa screen, yet it still sends a 2fa code to my iPad nonetheless.

As Apple has said this is an issue on Firefox's part, I am posting this here. Attached is a screenshot of the error.

Hello I keep getting the attached message to sign into Thunderbird with my Google account as per the attached image. It is only recently that the message keeps appearing which is very annoying. I have tried various settings but nothing seems to work. What can I do to get rid of this message? Thanks

So i am using ReseourceOverride AddOn to debug a js library on standard install of firefox. This works by using the site as normal but resource override has instruction to replace request for the library on server with one requesting it from localhost. This used to work without problems. However today i noticed that breakpoints aren't getting hit. I have downgraded to version 132.0.2 and breakpoints work once again. I think this has something to do with debug sources, since the load process adds 2 sources, webpack containing uncompiled code and where i set break points, and webpack-internal which i think is built js library before getting minified. Links to exceptions in console also dont work instead of linking to webpack seemlesly, the adress says webpack-internal and link open a new window and complains that the adress is nonsense (see attached images)

Thatnks for the help

Hello, I recently switched from Chrome to Firefox because of privacy concerns. I exported all my saved passwords from Chrome and now I want to import them into Firefox in one click. However, I couldn't find the "Import Passwords" button or interface in Firefox.

Could you please guide me on how to import my passwords? Is there an option available, or do I need to enable a setting?

Thank you for your help!

I need help on my Thunderbird email program! It keeps asking for my password. Ive tried several. It does not work. [edied] @bellsouth.net I could use some help. I`m 83 and this isen`t easy any more. Ralph Toler

After new installation of windows 11 and Thunderbird at 15.Jan 2025 the connetion to my e-mail accounts cannot be opened by saved passwords - every time I open Thunderbird I have to tip in my passwords. Very uncomfortably.

Some security bobble forced me to change my password in Juno.

I can now access my email on line in webmail, but cannot send or download messages.

See screenshots. THANK YOU for your work.

I value Tbird because I can work offline and access my files off line.

suddenly I am asked for passwords on my two email accounts, and when I enter the passwords, which are correct as I've checked with my ISP...I am not able to access my email at all. Email programme was working fine about three hours ago, and now...well I am continually asked for passwords for my accounts, and then told they are incorrect? I've shut down Thunderbird after reentering passwords, have double checked settings, and had to change IMAP setting to mail. etc., as that is what my ISP has told me to put and have also changed it back to imap, but still cannot access my emails at all.

Please someone help me sort this out, it is doing my head in...and this isn't the first time Thunderbird had done this with password issues either///GRRRR

I successfully changed the authentication method for my SMTP server to OAuth.

But when I try to set my IMAP server to OAuth, I get this error message:

The IMAP server imap-mail.outlook.com does not support the selected authentication method. Image attached. Note: I couldn't capture the whole image, as Firefox insisted on displaying the error message at the bottom of the screen where I could only see half of it. But I confirmed OAuth was the issue by changing it back & forth several times.

I thought we had to change both SMTP & IMAP. Did I misunderstand something?

A friend recommended Thunderbird to me, I'm an Ubuntu user with Thunderbird version 128.6.0esr I'm trying to connect to my Gmail account and I'm having a tough time IMAP is enabled despite what Google says, IMAP wasn't on by default so I turned it on. There's no "Sign in with Google" in Thunderbird so I just enter the account email and password manually, the good news is Mozilla already configured OAuth2, the bad news is that the window pops up, I log in to Google, hit allow but I get "Unable to log in at server Probably wrong configuration, username or password. " So I cleared the cookies and allowed all third-party cookies(added it in exceptions with allow, just to be sure), cleared passwords too, and enabled javascript as told by Mozilla, but I still get the same window(this time just the access request came up without requiring username and password) and the same error, I even got an App Password because I do have 2-Step Verification enabled and tried that just to be sure but still the same thing The funny thing is that I tried Thunderbird on Android and it connected just fine without any additional step

at this point, I'm out of any new ideas and I ask for your help

Hi,

I updated recently my outlook password and now I can't connect to outlook.office365.com using TB version 115.16.0esr (64-bit) on lubuntu version 20.04. Connection is broken after password update. I have checked server settings they are all good.

I tried to clear TB cache but that didn't help. When I try to get messages from outlook, I am getting blank signing window, on top bar of pop up window it shows Enter credentials... but nothing is visible within signing window, it's all blank

Appreciate any help.

I described this problem on this forum a couple of hours ago--but I now know any response to help me will come via email--which I cannot access due to the password problem. I was using Thunderbird mail when up pops this pop-up asking for my password. I have never had to use a password to access my emails with thunderbird email. I tried a Yahoo mail password, a mozilla account password, a thunderbird account password--none are wanted. I can't find where to change a password or add a new password.

How can I get some help not sent via email.

Ruth Lewis [edited email from community support forum]

Hi, Thunderbird was working fine in the morning, but later in the day, it suddenly stopped downloading messages from my Hotmail inbox and asked for my password again. When I entered my password, I got the following error message:

"Sending of password for user mazyarm@hotmail.com did not succeed. Mail server pop-mail.outlook.com responded: Authentication failure: unknown user name or bad password."

Thunderbird won't sign in to check emails. I also get the message:

"Login to server pop-mail.outlook.com with username mazyarm@hotmail.com failed."

And those are the messages I now get whenever I click on the Get Messages button. However, I am still able to access my Hotmail account directly using the Firefox web browser, so I know that my username and password are not the problem.

Does anyone know what's going on? How do I solve this problem? Thank you, Maz

I reinstalled thunderbird and cleared the profile folder. Then when I login Gmail, after the OAuth, it tells me "Unable to login at server. Possibly wrong configuration, username or password."

This only happens to Gmail. I also tried Outlook and this didn't happen.

I then tried running thunderbird in the terminal to see what it outputs: (image 2)

"line 232: Script terminated by timeout"

Technical information: TB version: 128.5.1-1 (arch linux aur)

The security sequence for log-in is supply of user-id and then password; that works fine; then a send unique code dialogue pops up and it leads to an error screen which I am attaching. I have rung the number provided and they say they don't support Firefox; so that looks like end of Firefox use to me and goodbye (can't find a tearful emoji to insert).

Gotta say this kind of thing is happening quite frequently for me; mostly without a nice error screen like this one; last one I recall was hunting for car insurance; on the screen where it listed the billions of quotes to eager providers none of the links to click through for the quotes worked... and with this happeneing more frequently now you go... ohh it's firefox again isn't it... so you reluctantly fire up Google Chrome and of course it works OK.

So I'm kinda here with a broader outlook than just this specific problem; I really am on the verge of giving up with Firefox; it should just work shouldn't it; and it increasingly doesn't anymore; I don't want to get into an extended and convoluted dialogue to help you cure this issue; I'm simply perplexed that some really basic stuff doesn't work anymore; however; I've used Firefox for centuries so thought I should give you at least a chance so I could declare how I feel etc.

I am up for a dialogue over this and hoping this is an easy fix; but; as I say; I'm confused as to why, for me, Firefox just simply doesn't work well anymore; it just should and I shouldn't be here.

I downloaded Thunderbird but I cannot find the login page that asks for 1) Name 2)Email address 3)Password

4)Protocol 5)Server 6)Port 7)SSI 8)SSL

How do I get to the login page? I thank you in advance for your help.

Hello, At one time I could login at home to view my Spectrum.net account on Firefox (default browser), now I get a popup which reads "This feature is currently unavailable. Please try again from home or contact us for assistance. "IDID-4000"

I get the same message on my laptop and desktop, both running Firefox. I can switch to the Edge browser and login with no issues. I have cleared cookies and used other suggestions I have read on the web, but to no avail. Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks! Tony