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I recently purchased a new HP laptop to replace my old laptop. On the old laptop I used Firefox as my default browser. I do not care for Chrome or Microsoft Edge. On my old computer I had installed Trend Micro Toolbar on my Firefox browser and loved the protection it gave me on the web. However, since I purchased my new HP laptop I have been unsuccessful adding Trend Micro Toolbar, so I have had to settle for using Chrome. Can you please advise me how to add Trend Micro Toolbar to my Firefox browser?

Respectfully,

Daniel Hopper hoppersx4@gmail.com

The Trend Micro Toolbar extension for Firefox is no longer available as shown in the page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/trend-micro-toolbar/?ProductSKU=HE_Global i contacted trend micro support and they mentioned they have submitted the latest version last october and since then the extension hasn't been approved yet from firefox team. Can you please update me when the extension will be available again?

Hello AMO Review Team,

My Firefox extension “Locksy - Tab Locker & Password Protection” has been under review for several days, beyond the expected 24-hour timeframe from the dashboard.

Addon page: [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fire.../locksy/] Extension UUID: locksy@locksy.dev

Could you please update me on the review status or let me know when it can be approved as users are waiting patiently

Thank you!

Vansh, Developer. Locksy.

Dear Firefox, My mouse is not doing the usual function. The right click is giving me different options like translate the word I highlighted or search the meaning. I just need the right click to copy. How did it even changed without my knowledge. Thank you, Alice

Good Evening,

I switched to Firefox as my primary browser from Chrome due to Chrome's instance on forcing unnecessary and intrusive AI features onto the platform, and their revoking support for ad blockers.

Anthony Enzor-DeMeo's quote from his recent blog post announcing that Firefox "will evolve into a modern AI browser" is a huge red flag for me. I do not care how much he may promise the features will be "something people can easily turn off", I do not trust it will remain that way. Mozilla will have a bad quarter and suddenly those won't be optional features anymore. I have seen it happen with other tech companies and it's infuriating that Mozilla seems to be merrily skipping down the same path.

In addition to the AI bloat Mozilla seems to insisting they need, Enzor-DeMeo recently said that "He could begin to block ad blockers in Firefox and estimates that'd bring in another $150 million, but he doesn't want to do that." To even joke about that is an astounding misstep. I specifically joined Firefox to be able to use an ad blockers.

I've enjoyed my time with Firefox and have recommended it to friends in the past, but I have changed browsers before. If Firefox continues to forge ahead with these frankly absurd changes, I will have to do so again.

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/leadership/mozillas-next-chapter-anthony-enzor-demeo-new-ceo/

https://www.theverge.com/tech/845216/mozilla-ceo-anthony-enzor-demeo

Mozilla has been blocking Chinese users to install AD Blockers for a couple of years because of a lawsuit against it's precious partner 北京谋智火狐信息技术有限公司 (English: Mozilla Online Ltd.). However, they stopped their cooperation on Sep. 29. So maybe Mozilla just no longer needs to ban AD blocker installations in China, right?