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how do i remove this container garbage that just showed up on my computer did not ask for it ,do not want it, cant stand this garbage ! i never want to see it on my computer anywhere ever again , how do i remove this garbage and ,no i dont want it hidden ! i want it gone never to show its face on my computer ever again !!!!!!! so if someone would kindly tell me how to remove this garbage it would really make my day !

thank you ric

getting unwanted notifications from d35nd28hubcc73d4frm0.spanchaintech claims its from Mozilla Firefox telling me Trojan Virus detected! System alert! McAfee license expired! and tries to direct me to a site taking payment to upgrade my McAfee account My McAfee account has not expired Running a scan reveals no viruses or problems BUT - I can't find how to get rid of the notifications How do I get rid of the notifications?

I am noticing what I think is a bug with Google and Firefox Container tabs.

Currently: If I have a non-google site open in a particular container tab (say, LinkedIn.com on a LinkedIn container tab that I've designated as green colored), and then I make another new tab in that same container, and I type in google.com, Firefox automatically switches the tab type from the green LinkedIn container tab type to a colorless no-container tab, and, on top of that, because I am signed in to google in my no-container tab, it signs me in to my account.

Expected: When I open a new tab in a container, and I go to google.com, that the Firefox tab remain in that green container tab type and not switch me to a different tab type where I'm signed in to Google and it's tracking me.

Note: I am not looking for workarounds -- I have already been able to work around it myself. Rather, I am trying to report this as a bug.

When I try to sign in to my icloud account the account authorization won't pop up at all. I've tried restarting my pc and everything. I'm using Fedora Linux version 42 Workstation edition.

Suddenly I cannot log into icloud from your browser. I can log in using other devices and other browsers. Fire Fox gives me an error message "Failed to verify your identity. Try again"

I was using Clean My Mac and it recommended that I clean some files that Firefox was using. I did not realize that one of them was my password file. I rely heavily on Firefox to fill in passwords. Is there anyway to recover the file? I do have Time Machine backups on my MacBook.

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