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I keep getting from Mozilla Firefox alerts on so many items and it's saying I don't have McAfee which I had purchased a month ago through the main office at Office Depot or Office Max in Green Bay, Wi WHY do you you keep saying My PC, Windows and other etc going to be blocked because i Dont have Mcafee YES I DO so Please message me back so we can get this annoying messages off my computer Thank you

I have a problem, I have been trying to verify my account with E-valid through Firefox but it always show that I need to allow camera permissions but they're all allowed I tried everything. Even to put Firefox as default but still the same thing and I'm the only one facing this problem.

Attempted to login to Canada Revenue Agency and it told me that Java Script had to be activated in the browser. How do I determine if it is activated and how do I activate it if it is not. bold text

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This is an old question, but now over the time i can be more specific with this problem. What i know now in windows 10: - with firefox ESR sandboxie works fine all the time (now I use v 115.8.0); - with current firefox (v123) what happens is, after install current version, every time i open firefox, it works fine, but if i select "pause forcing programs", to change something in firefox, this means open firefox without sandboxie, now the first time i open firefox again sandboxie, it´s freeze, and can´t use for this moment now firefox sandboxie. Only works without sandboxie.

Thanks in advance.

Old computer crashed and files have been copied to a thumb drive. How do I find the Firefox data file and get it transferred to the new computer? Right now I have NO bookmarks NOR passwords for any of a 100+ websites!

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05.03.2024 - Ghostery notified me of an available update. Whilst the update was in progress it also downloaded JS.Heur.Calisto.2.7.4.E42F806.Gen. Fortunately, my antivirus software caught it and quarantined it. Can you explain why this was installed with a Ghostery update and please make others aware of this please?

When I first start up firefox in the morning I have a strange script (see image). When I reboot my Mac Ventura 13.0 the problem goes away. How do I get rid of this problem. I have ABC Extended, Japanese, Hebrew and Greek input keyboards (English is default). I asked IT department - they don't know how to fix.

I used to (not long ago) convert jpg images into pdf, which works well for various applications. I am having a glitch in making the conversion now. My Firefox version is 123.0.1. Is there a reasonable workaround?

Hi Firefox team and community, I am reaching out because I need help to get started on Firefox.

Could you provide me with useful guides to help me getting ready to set up and use Firefox?

Thanks in advance for your answer and help. :)

Have a nice day ahead!

Best regards. Ethan BONNAIN

Hello All, Hulu tells me I must pause my Ad Blocker to watch a show. I click Turn off add blocker, but it just keeps re-directing me to out-of-date, unrelated community discussions. Can anyone help me? Thanks to All.

I use Firefox to watch movies on YouTube, Netflix, and many other sites.

I always make these movies full screen. Usually, that means that my computer will stay awake while the movie plays. But after 4 years of this working without issue, I started having problems last November.

Since then, whenever I make videos fullscreen, they'll display as normal, but after a few minutes, my computer's screensaver will come on. It's like my computer can't recognize that the videos are fullscreen. It treats them as regular videos and kicks into whatever power management settings I've set up

I've tried disabling all my add-ons. I've tried changing all my power settings. (Whatever power setting I choose, that's what ends up happening: screensaver at 10 min, 15 min, etc.) But nothing I do can get my computer to recognize fullscreen videos from Firefox .

This only happens with Firefox. When I play full screen videos in VLC, my computer does not go into screensaver/sleep/etc.

I'm running Firefox 123.0 on Linux Lite (Ubuntu).

The only way I get this to work-- and it doesn't always work-- is if I restart my computer, Firefox will sometimes behave as expected. But if I finish a movie and let my computer go to sleep, then the next time it wakes, I'll have the same problem again.

All help appreciated. Thank you!

So ive been using firefox for a long time and never had any problems. for 2 weeks that ive had Bitdefender Total Security i've been getting the red alert for Online Threat prevention that says: firefox.exe attempted to establish a connection relying on an expired certificate to staging.pango-coupons.besttoolbars.net. We blocked the connection to keep your data safe since websites must renew their certificates with a certification authority to stay current, and outdated security certificates represent a risk.

I got a email from you telling me I had purchased something from you. I would like to get into my account so I can understand better exactly what I got, and what my future bill will be. Thank you

Hello and thank you for your help will my question. I'm using the Firefox Browser 78.7.1esr on my laptop with LinuxMint 17.3 installed. This version of Firefox is the most up to date allowed with my current operating system. Everything is working fine. The laptop sits on my desk at home, connected to a secure internet server. I do all my work online and everything has been working great.

Now I receive messages from Mozilla regarding older Firefox Browser versions, including the 78.1.7esr that will no long support signing in to Firefox or the syncing function. I've never used the sync option, however I totally depend on being able to access the Firefox Browser multiple times each day.

If I am understanding this correctly, after March 31, 2024 I will be effectively locked out of my Firefox Browser installation. Is this true? Do I have any other options beyond an update (which is impossible on my current laptop). Any other ideas?

I assume I need to move to a completely new web browser of some sort, although Firefox is great. Anything you can offer by way of ideas or help is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Eleanor Kittelson

When Firefox typically starts In Windows 10, the first tab displays the URL specified in the Favorites's hometab. Please consider enhancing Firefox to allow multiple hometabs/URLs displayed instead. Thanks in advance, Luis