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When I am signed into Firefox, I am constantly getting error messages about viruses that have bee detected on my machine, Error 404 Found, Via 1iz1np7uj6vg7f.sessionlabs.co.in, and such. Is there a way for me to stop this activity? Does Firefox have and protection software that could help? I have attached two screen shots of the type of messages I am getting. Thank you for any help you could pass my way.

Ken Downs

"i am getting an er00r massage saying 'voise calling is not supported on this browser' whil trying to makea call on fasebook massenger using firefox.i have airedy tried restarting the browser, but it didn`t work. please help me fix this."

I need to find where all my bookmarks are on my computer so I can restore them. My operating system is Windows 7. Even when I try to restore through import/backup and it says it was successful there are none of my saved bookmarks. Can you help in specific steps how I can get these back? From what I read there should be a Firefox file on my computer where these are all saved. Thanks!!

Google message "Tato verze prohlížeče už není podporována. Upgradujte na podporovaný prohlížeč." in english: This browser version is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a supported browser. I have latest one version of Mozilla. 115.33.0esr (64bit) on High Sierra 10.13.6. Why I obtaining this message from Google Drive - DOCS ? I think at this browser missing lots of things, some web pages do not show correctly and is impossible to report it, notwithstand Mozilla have button to reporting. Anny idea? And yes, i have to stand on High Sierra still.

I am able to open the Lowe's and Home Depot home pages but receive an error message like this when I try to load any other pages for their products or my accounts: "You don't have permission to access "www.lowes.com/l/help/truck-delivery"" on this server. Reference #18.70fe3d17.1774785973.a686bfa https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.70fe3d17.1774785973.a686bfa"

I tried to resolve this by calling their support teams, but they were not able to help me from their end. This leads me to believe that something on my desktop is causing this. I do not have this problem with any other websites. Can you help me resolve this?

Lately when following links from google searches to some sites I get a "can't find" or "access not allowed". These sites tend to be hardware stores - specifically Home Depot or Lowes and some times Walmart. It is NOT my OS!! Because I copy the URL and paste it into Chrome and it works just fine.

Obviously switching to Chrome would solve this issue - but I've used Firefox for years and prefer to stick with it.

What's changing out there that is causing these incompatibilities?

This is not so much as a help request as a suggestion, if someone can forward this along....

I depend on containers since they were introduced. I see now that they can vanish and are not synced nor can they be easily backed up. I have lost customer accounts now because of my dependence on containers. Had I known they could vanish, I would have continued using different profiles.

Please add a warning for those who depend on containers so that they do not end up in my predicament or remove them entirely or at least do not add them by default.

Using Windows 11 and a recent version of Firefox, if I open a command prompt window and enter: C:\Users\Admin\Documents>"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox Esr\firefox.exe" --help

I get nothing.

But it works if I add "| more": C:\Users\Admin\Documents>"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox Esr\firefox.exe" --help | more Usage: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox Esr\firefox.exe [ options ... ] [URL]

      where options include:

 -h or --help       Print this message.
 -v or --version    Print Firefox version.
 --full-version     Print Firefox version, build and platform build ids.
 -P <profile>       Start with <profile>.
 --profile <path>   Start with profile at <path>.
 --migration        Start with migration wizard.
 --ProfileManager   Start with ProfileManager.
 --origin-to-force-quic-on <origin>
                    Force to use QUIC for the specified origin.
 --new-instance     Open new instance, not a new window in running instance.
 --safe-mode        Disables extensions and themes for this session.
 --allow-downgrade  Allows downgrading a profile.
 --MOZ_LOG=<modules> Treated as MOZ_LOG=<modules> environment variable,
                    overrides it.
 --MOZ_LOG_FILE=<file> Treated as MOZ_LOG_FILE=<file> environment variable,
                    overrides it. If MOZ_LOG_FILE is not specified as an
                    argument or as an environment variable, logging will be
                    written to stdout.
 --console          Start Firefox with a debugging console.
 --headless         Run without a GUI.
 --browser          Open a browser window.
 --new-window <url> Open <url> in a new window.
 --new-tab <url>    Open <url> in a new tab.
 --private-window <url> Open <url> in a new private window.
 --preferences      Open Options dialog.
 --screenshot [<path>] Save screenshot to <path> or in working directory.
 --window-size width[,height] Width and optionally height of screenshot.
 --search <term>    Search <term> with your default search engine.
 --setDefaultBrowser Set this app as the default browser.
 --first-startup    Run post-install actions before opening a new window.
 --kiosk            Start the browser in kiosk mode.
 --kiosk-monitor <num> Place kiosk browser window on given monitor.
 --disable-pinch    Disable touch-screen and touch-pad pinch gestures.
 --jsconsole        Open the Browser Console.
 --devtools         Open DevTools on initial load.
 --jsdebugger [<path>] Open the Browser Toolbox. Defaults to the local build
                    but can be overridden by a firefox path.
 --wait-for-jsdebugger Spin event loop until JS debugger connects.
                    Enables debugging (some) application startup code paths.
                    Only has an effect when `--jsdebugger` is also supplied.
 --start-debugger-server [ws:][ <port> | <path> ] Start the devtools server on
                    a TCP port or Unix domain socket path. Defaults to TCP port
                    6000. Use WebSocket protocol if ws: prefix is specified.
 --marionette       Enable remote control server.
 --remote-debugging-port [<port>] Start the Firefox Remote Agent,
                    which is a low-level remote debugging interface used for WebDriver
                    BiDi and CDP. Defaults to port 9222.
 --remote-allow-hosts <hosts> Values of the Host header to allow for incoming requests.
                    Please read security guidelines at https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/remote/Security.html
 --remote-allow-origins <origins> Values of the Origin header to allow for incoming requests.
                    Please read security guidelines at https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/remote/Security.html
 --remote-allow-system-access Enable privileged access to the application's parent process

Can anyone explain why?

Is it possible to change Firefox so that it works without "| more"?

Note that the above was on my Windows 11 laptop, but I'm sending this from my Windows 7 desktop. None of the suggested topics were appropriate, so I selected the first one "Accessibility".

I got a message that my certificate expired April 18,,,I dont know why? How do I get it restored. The message came on my desktop , FB is working fine and I can view my website flovalleynews,com on my phone....I dont understad this at all!