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I'm talking about the built in "AI Overviews" for Google search. When the mouse is anywhere over the search content it provides, the page will not scroll until I move below it, or to the scroll bar.

I just realized it does not occur in Chrome, as far as I can tell. The Chrome search does not show the AI indicator on top.

The best you get is an occasional slight single jumping motion with a mouse wheel scroll anywhere withing the boundaries of that straight line just below the search field, the straight line below "Show More", and the inner border of the scroll bar

Why is something claiming to be McAfee telling my that my Firefox browser is infected? And it's showing me a renewal notice when I do not have McAfee. It's all very annoying. If I download a new Firefox will that fix it?

Input most glaring background color, font color almost the same, makes it impossible to check input. How can i change background colour and font colour in those login windows on my Window 11 computer?

Thank you in advance and best regards

Roberto

When I click on an email in the left-hand list column it now opens the email in an irritating pop-up window. Just started doing this annoying this this past week. I DON'T want it to open the email up again--just want to read it in the right hand display screen. How can I stop this extremenly annoying thing from happening. Never did it before. Don't need it. Extra work. Just want to see the list on left, message on right and NOT pop up into new separate window. Can you tell me how to get rid of this unwanted 'feature?'

clicked on small info page website icon for a snooker club and linked me to Mcafee (allegedly) whereupon lots of alerts about malicious software and viruses invading my laptop. As Defender shows everything clear I assume this is a scam. The link address is shown below as a screenshot of 'new notifications'. I uninstalled Firefox and refreshed everything. I use DuckDuckGo as search engine. Operating System is Windows 10. Any assistance to prevent these -virus alert 'notifications' popping up would be appreciated.

Lats month a window started popping up when on my email or random webpage. Happens on any browser. It is a box that says my session is timed out and do I want to to sign back in or get off. This is so random and extremely annoying. I am not on a metered internet usage it is unlimited. How to stop this or fix it would be appreciated. Thank you

I just installed the MozillaVPN extension on my Windows10 laptop but can't use it because when I select the tool, it tells me to download and install Mozilla VPN - which is already running ! I've tried closing and re-strarting Firefox, and stopping & starting the VPN manually, but that doesn't make any difference.

Help please me figure it out, everything seems to be correct, I checked the configuration several times. Here it is: https://hastebin.com/share/zoyekokuqo.scss In the process of creating my configuration I noticed strange things that sometimes the configuration is applied and sometimes not. But in its current form it doesn't work at all and when you launch the browser all the settings are standard. I use the latest firefox on linux

I started getting these messages this morning (see attached image). Is there really a virus? is this something Mozilla does? How do I stop this? (I rebooted and about 14 of these messages appeared. Thank you, John

system infected click to scan and clean via cueaa9anaffc73amilsgand another panel refers to a zeus 2020 trojanm virus but "cllick here" and nothing happens. what ddo ido?

I have websites with WIX, and all of a sudden, they can't be found, but they are at WIX when I go there. I started to, or did accept a Microsoft program for photos, "Postimage," but they wanted access to all of my photos and didn't do it. I didn't feel comfortable. Then 2 photos (my photo & initials) I use on the AOL emails I send out, have BLUE blocks hiding them. What a mess! I've tried to contact PostImage twice to cancel, but I haven't received a reply. Getting Microsoft is next to impossible & they may say that's a third-party program they don't support. Is there a tech I can talk to that can take control to fix my problem? My email is [edited] & phone is [edited] However I get so many spam calls, I'm 83, so I let calls go to voice mail unless I have the # in my address book. Thank you.