reported web forgery. Has info gone anywhere prior to this screen popping up?
I received an email from AppleID@customers.appstore.36.ca asking me to update my account info. As my cc expiry date had just changed so I thought oh damn I forgot. I pu… (read more)
I received an email from AppleID@customers.appstore.36.ca asking me to update my account info. As my cc expiry date had just changed so I thought oh damn I forgot. I put in my updated info, then when I hit submit, at least I think that was what was on the bottom, don't honestly remember, any way a screen for "Reported Web Forgery" popped up. I got out of there I did not go any farther but did my information go anywhere? Looking closer at the email, there it DHgate.com web address at the bottom. Please put my mind at ease! Thank you. I just need to know if my info went any where.
Firefox
How to disconnect "search suggest"? The "browser.search.suggest.enabled = false" function doesn't work!
Even at obvious shutdown of "search suggest", the browser continues to send requests to the search engine chosen by me. It is a bug or spy function?
Why won't Y7mail load?
Firefox keeps blocking "content that isn't secure" when I open my email and for the life of me, I don't know why and it is getting really irritating seeing this everyday … (read more)
Firefox keeps blocking "content that isn't secure" when I open my email and for the life of me, I don't know why and it is getting really irritating seeing this everyday and not being able to fix it.
How do I get rid of the two A A on my screen/printed documents?
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Antilog Calculator
Antilog Calculator commonly called as Anti Log or Inverse Log calculator, is an online tool used to calculate Inverse Log values with respect to the base values
AntiLog or Inverse Logarithm
The anti-log is simply the inverse log calculation. Namely, if you know the logarithm of a number, you can compute the value of the number itself by taking the antilog. The anti logarithm is defined as
y = antilog x = 10x
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I want to donate but not give out my named and address
I want to make a donation, but you are askoing for my name, address etc. I do not hand these out unless there is a direct need (deliveries etc). Can't I just donate? I ha… (read more)
I want to make a donation, but you are askoing for my name, address etc. I do not hand these out unless there is a direct need (deliveries etc). Can't I just donate? I have a Firefox account and I am signed in.
Thanks
Nick
Updated latest platform SE 7 U51 10.51.2.13 bit not able to open certain website.
Hi, I have updated my Java with latest version SE 7 U51 10.51.2.13 bit not able to open certain website. Please let me know now what to do so that I can open the website … (read more)
Hi,
I have updated my Java with latest version SE 7 U51 10.51.2.13 bit not able to open certain website.
Please let me know now what to do so that I can open the website - www.federalbank.com.
Thanks & Regards, Akansha.
Admin was going to change my ID for me (which included an old email). This hasn't been done and request was archived. Please help
my online profile features an old (former) work email which I would like to remove. Requested this before but was informed Mozilla Admin would have to perform for me. H… (read more)
my online profile features an old (former) work email which I would like to remove. Requested this before but was informed Mozilla Admin would have to perform for me. However I was asked to be patient as there was a "back-log" of requests. Now, issue has been archived but not resolved. I don't want ANY email featured on my profile onscreen. Can you please assist? Thanks
Plugin check incorrectly marks flash ESR as "vulnerable"
With the terrible issues recently with Flash 12, I opted to use the extended support version of Flash 11.7r700. The plugin checker page, however, shows that my flash is s… (read more)
With the terrible issues recently with Flash 12, I opted to use the extended support version of Flash 11.7r700.
The plugin checker page, however, shows that my flash is supposedly "vulnerable" but it is most definitely not (it's the latest updated version offered by adobe in their extended support cycle for corporate use)
I keep getting a popup every time I use Firefox. It's extremely annoying.
I get a popup all the time whenever I use Firefox. The site is http://www.hpdtsr.com/sc?p=YTIwMzA2Njc2NzSTPc8lsh8UKaXKm%2FEbKP8c8ybv6hzduqlDbO%2FlZCqwEdeyFLFcdtXuOJO8GklJ… (read more)
I get a popup all the time whenever I use Firefox. The site is http://www.hpdtsr.com/sc?p=YTIwMzA2Njc2NzSTPc8lsh8UKaXKm%2FEbKP8c8ybv6hzduqlDbO%2FlZCqwEdeyFLFcdtXuOJO8GklJwZgL3JUpiT%2F07N7eN7xgalTzX7D56AumegX9fGqLoEsCKDvNI%2FEeMJshOuIA51pAHFGf31a8tY4SBCSNzVJl5M9NbeZYmMezwTsxk1ydeMIV4HoyjAlnHUasyrURf9jwqkrCnTA3b6A8mAIDRyvJSw0QWD8TgKdARMIyIBoDvtxqNNr%2FxLCvF2%2BETGEvmPUTeAX4We7CA9z3Ssytys6Gim5N2d7%2F5DJexDMVKkT%2FCYOyImBplrWr4NHaD8R8fyoETOSO%2Fxy%2BOGJ72WXbhtKw5Oo66AiY6HRKpnsDxDbUtWL7Xw%3D%3D&t=1 The most annoying part is that it has a message that says it cannot find the website. Why am I getting a popup for a website that my browser cannot even find?! I have tried EVERYTHING I know to do. I've cleaned out my cookies, installed malware, and I've been on this site several times, trying whatever I think will help. NOTHING has. I do know, however, it only happens on Firefox. It does NOT happen on Explorer or Chrome. If I cannot resolve this, I suppose my only option is to use one of those instead.
My arabic translation shows alway "connection not secure"!
with the green lock and/or the gray lock, even when I click on it, it shows : الاتصال بهذا الموقع غير آمن (means: connection with that site is not secure) but when I cli… (read more)
with the green lock and/or the gray lock, even when I click on it, it shows : الاتصال بهذا الموقع غير آمن (means: connection with that site is not secure)
but when I click on "المزيد من المعلومات" (additional informations), it shows "الاتصال معمى" (connection encrypted)
So is my connection secure or not? I'm confused!!
thank you
Why is Mozilla doing buisness with Cisco Systems Inc., a known U.S. miltary contractor who helps the U.S. government sps on everyone???
Mozilla claims that they are dedicated to protecting our online privacy, rights and freedoms, yet they are apparently doing business with Cisco Systems Inc. Cisco is a U.… (read more)
Mozilla claims that they are dedicated to protecting our online privacy, rights and freedoms, yet they are apparently doing business with Cisco Systems Inc. Cisco is a U.S. military contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense (D.O.D.). They work with the N.S.A. and help them in their efforts to illegally and unlawfully spy on everyone. So why are they installing their OpenH264 "Video Codec" on our PCs as an add-on without providing us a way to remove it? I've already "disabled" it and "turned off" the automatic updates, but that's not good enough. This is SPYWARE and potentially MALWARE. I want this garbage off my computer COMPLETELY. How do I remove it? Disabling spyware doesn't actually disable it. Complete removal is the only solution.
I just asked a question regarding Java. I received an answer. I can't reply, so problem is can't add anything to that box. How to add to box?
I can't add any sites, either by cut and paste or typing the thing all over. Nothing allows me to add! So, what to do to ADD??? Thanks. It would be helpful if this supp… (read more)
I can't add any sites, either by cut and paste or typing the thing all over. Nothing allows me to add!
So, what to do to ADD???
Thanks.
It would be helpful if this support forum allowed my to embed a photo, but I can't even log into my new account, as it says my password is wrong, which it isn't Very frustrating on all accounts!
I changed the WPA-PSK key on my Netgear router. How do I make the computer recognise the router with its new network key?
The WPA-PSK network key on my Netgear router was extremely complex, and typing it into my Kindle when I wanted to buy a book was a nightmare! So I changed the key to som… (read more)
The WPA-PSK network key on my Netgear router was extremely complex, and typing it into my Kindle when I wanted to buy a book was a nightmare! So I changed the key to something I could manage, typed it in my Kindle, and now Kindle works fine - no problem with it. Snag is the computer won't connect now! I have to plug that yellow cable into the router and the computer to get on the internet. (You can tell how computer savvy I am !!!) Can somebody help me please?
Firefox Browser hijacked
My wife's desktop pc was hit by what I'd call "A Super Bundle" which unleashed total havoc on her pc. It took me a great deal of work 2 full days chasing down all the cra… (read more)
My wife's desktop pc was hit by what I'd call "A Super Bundle" which unleashed total havoc on her pc. It took me a great deal of work 2 full days chasing down all the crap this apparent harmless download created. My approach; I'd describe it as it was like pealing back layers of an onion until everything was removed. Or to return her machine back as close to normal as I could. One of the "Leftovers" from this attack is something called; www-searching.com which has hijacked all the browsers on her computer. Nothing has worked I mean nothing. A lot of time and a great deal of effort has gone into destroying this menace now I'm asking for help.
Thanks for your time. Doug Sr.
firefox opens every page as a HTTPS. how can i change it back to HTTP?
i am trying to reset my mums browser. it opens everything as a secure page. the same happens with IE 8 it mistrusts every page as the certificates have errors on them. or… (read more)
i am trying to reset my mums browser. it opens everything as a secure page. the same happens with IE 8
it mistrusts every page as the certificates have errors on them. or it says they do.
i am running win XP and i have reinstalled firefox just in case.
my internet connection is mobile broadband with blink. ( see www.blinkit.net.au ) need more info? ask and i will provide it if i can find it.
cheers Baron
How to trust a website only when there is manually imported certificate?
Hello, how to trust a website only when there is manually imported certificate? I disabled all CAs and want to set FF to: 1) trust (and connect) only to sites for which I… (read more)
Hello,
how to trust a website only when there is manually imported certificate?
I disabled all CAs and want to set FF to: 1) trust (and connect) only to sites for which I have imported certificate 2) do NOT trust to any other certificate (even issued by CA with imported cert).
Even if I have the certificate in the "Servers" list, FF still complains :( Tried in FF 39, 41 and 42 (linux 64bit).
Many thanks
Why won't FireFox save my log in for my home page?
Until the the most recent upgrade(s), Firefox would automatically save my log in information for my home page. It no longer does. When I start Firefox now, I have to cl… (read more)
Until the the most recent upgrade(s), Firefox would automatically save my log in information for my home page. It no longer does. When I start Firefox now, I have to click Sign In, choose my saved password (from Roboform), and I am logged in.
Sometimes I can close Firefox, reopen it and I am still logged in. Most of the time when I close Firefox and reopen it, I have to sign in again. I have the same settings in the current version as I had previously but still have issues.
I have tried all the standard 'stuff' (making sure passwords are saved, etc.) but nothing changes. I have uninstalled Firefox and started 'from scratch,' but it hasn't helped. I'm baffled.
B.T.W. if I use Internet Explorer, my Sign In settings are saved. I want to use Firefox but signing in every time is a pain.
Thanks.
We operate in a very restricted DNS environment and downloading sites with signed wildcard SSL is very slow so how do we disable all checks and keep HTTPS?
If we were using a self-signed certificate we could add an exception. But we use a DigiCert wildcard certificate. Our sites use a very restricted DNS with maybe a dozen U… (read more)
If we were using a self-signed certificate we could add an exception. But we use a DigiCert wildcard certificate. Our sites use a very restricted DNS with maybe a dozen URLs for which a name resolves to an IP. When Firefox is used to access our sites over HTTPS it is slow and often fails to load bu serving up error messages on the security of the site. I believe this is because it is looking to verify the certificate or revocation. We do not have this issue using HTTP. I have disabled "Query OCSP" but it has not helped.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Miss track the intermediate certificate
I'm using firefox for windows 7. My firefox now has version 41.0.1. This problem, however, was happened in older versions too. When I visit https://www.google.com/, then … (read more)
I'm using firefox for windows 7. My firefox now has version 41.0.1. This problem, however, was happened in older versions too.
When I visit https://www.google.com/, then drop down the menu [Tools]-->[Page Info]-->click the [Security] icon-->click the [View Certificate] button. In the Cerftificate Viewer dialog, click the [Details] tab and it will show the Certificate Hierarchy tree. The tree shows like below:
GeoTrust Global CA <- Google Internet Authority G2 <- google.com
But when I use "openssl.exe s_client" command to test www.google.com:https, it shows below hierarchy:
Equifax Secure Certificate Authority <- GeoTrust Global CA <- Google Internet Authority G2 <- www.google.com
Does it mean that the certificate "GeoTrust Global CA" is still a intermediate certificate which is issued by Equifax but firefox think it is a root CA ?
I checked the public key of the certificates "GeoTrust Global CA" retrieved from both firefox and openssl, and they are the same as below:
BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA2swYYzD99BcjGlZ+W988 bDjkcbd4kdS8odhM+KhDtgPpTSEHCIjaWC9mOSm9BXiLnTjoBbdqfnGk5sRgprDv gOSJKA+eJdbtg/OtppHHmMlCGDUUna2YRpIuT8rxh0PBFpVXLVDviS2Aelet8u5f a9IAjbkU+BQVNdnARqN7csiRv8lVK83Qlz6cJmTM386DGXHKTubU1XupGc1V3sjs 0l44U+VcT4wt/lAjNvxm5suOpDkZALeVAjmRCw7+OC7RHQWa9k0+bw8HHa8sHo9g OeL6NlMTOdReJivbPagUvTLrGAMoUgRx5aszPeE4uwc2hGKceeoWMPRfwCvocWvk +QIDAQAB
END PUBLIC KEY-----
Maybe this is a bug that firefox will miss the intermediate certificate when it encounter the circumstances like above.
Can one safely block 4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2, &c . . . 8.8.8.8
I use Little Snitch which shows Firefox allowing connections to 8 IP addresses that, for not seeing a reason, I blocked in LS. Nevertheless, LS lets about 10% of those c… (read more)
I use Little Snitch which shows Firefox allowing connections to 8 IP addresses that, for not seeing a reason, I blocked in LS. Nevertheless, LS lets about 10% of those connections through, so I police and disconnect. On the net, I found that those IPs belong to Level3 Communications which has a bad rep among some. I contacted the Little Snitch people who advised that I was wrong & the real owner is google (not really an answer to why their program lets through even after I've blocked). But here's the thing -- I use google ONLY for e-mail; I don't want to place my computer at their disposal for anything else. SO, should I continue my blocking campaign, or let the eight IPs through. My concern is Privacy and Security.
Thanks,
goldenthal