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Apparently downloads of the Firefox browser are tagged with something called dltoken so Mozilla can count unique installations. How do I verify the authenticity of the download since they don't match the untokened hash checksum?

I know downloads off the ftp site won't have the token, but I installed first and then remembered to check later.

And when I say every website is blocked, EVERY website is blocked. Google was blocked. Duck, Duck, Go was blocked. MOZILLA.ORG WAS BLOCKED!!!!! And all for “Potential Security Issues.” My laptop is essentially useless because your fucking program won’t let me connect to ANY website. Im going to have to uninstall it so I can use my computer. Yes, my computer clock is correct. What the actual fuck is going on?

I am unable to open links to various sites, like OnShape, Banqiue of Montreal, Banque Laurentien and more... Any security that bvlocking access??? I am running Fox from Linux over Window 10. Says You have not granted any special permission to this site.../.

Help - any hint?

Martin

The URL text box does not at times show the actual URL of the webpage displayed! See attached screenshot. If I click on the back button once and then the forward button, the issue is not resolved. If I click on the back button twice, and then on the forward button twice like last time, the correct URL is listed.

Please address. I have a related URL issue where if using the DuckDuckGo Search I cannot drag and drop the URL into my Bookmarks. I plan on asking another separate question about this.

(My laptop is very slow. I have cleaned the cashe, performed disc cleanup, cleaned the memory, and everything i can think of. I opened task manager and see that multiple instances of Firefox open. (photo #1) I have uninstalled and reinstalled to no avail. I have also tried changing the preferences to 1 instance, but it wont allow me to. (photo #2) Please help.

I recently lost all my data on my computer and after logging into my account, I couldn't retrieve my firefox data. I searched everywhere on my browser and couldn't find nothing to fix this.

This topic was already dealt with at https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://support.mozilla.org/si/questions/1491724&ved=2ahUKEwjh3JWX1KSRAxWDyMkDHYXfDf0QFnoECBsQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2Zp2I2jgPnZ9gkSf5UgMGS. The solution given there was to change extensions.screenshots.disabled in about:config.

Unfortunately, my Mozilla Firefox (ver. 144.0 (64-bit)) doesn't have extensions.screenshots.disabled. So what now?

This afternoon, I clicked on a link from an email and for the first time got a choose a profile pop-up. I do not want this; I have read info on Mozilla and elsewhere about its purpose but it doesn't say how to just stop the pop-up - there should be an option just stop the pop-up because I don;t want to have to choose amongst options. I have started copy-pasting the links in emails and going to Chrome and will seriously have to reconsider using Firefox of this continues. I don't want to have to type about:config or anything - this should have been an opt out or opt in thing and I want out. Thank you for your help.

why is it a web site accessed couple days ago, now times out trying to re-access it another day?

i called the web place in question and their system is up.

thank you

I have a new computer and I want to sync my Firefox account but the Sign In button next to Sync and save data options are missing from the browsers in both devices.

How do I fix this issue?

I'm in Troubleshoot mode, no extensions running, and tabs are crashing again. Here are crash report #s for today:

bp-68a25ce5-25e5-486f-8ac7-b1c440251204 bp-44d835db-c6b3-4fda-bc0a-2b3fd0251204 bp-456fdf26-e4ca-4994-a1a8-4fd960251204 bp-fd926c51-7db6-47b8-be27-28b340251204 bp-55c9f898-ec6a-4f5e-85d2-252900251204 bp-991e08b6-ff21-44e3-8cd3-2293a0251204 bp-3929ad82-3fed-439e-9877-1859e0251204

Is it coincidence that this is happening on my Windows 10 machine since MS support for Win10 officially stopped? Gosh, I just don't know! grar grar grar

We have a URL that is linked from various sites within our institution. For two of the sites that link this URL, it works fine in all browsers. One uses 'http' in their url and the other uses 'https' in their url. Our web server automatically updates to https either way. For two other sites that link this url it works fine everywhere but Firefox. In Firefox it gives 'The page isn't redirecting properly' error. If you click in the URL and then refresh, the site will reload properly. It's only when accessed via the link on the outside pages. This is happening to anyone that tries to access it, so individual browser/cookie settings don't seem to be the culprit. I've cleared the cache, checked my privacy setting, and tried other options I've been able to find online. Any ideas??

All my addd ons (Ad Blocker, DuckDuckgo privacy essentials, Sound fixer, To google translate) are all turned on but they are all disabled. Maybe since this last update?