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A few months ago, I filled a feedback survey on Firefox, and at the end of the survey it contained an option to check if I was interested in pariticipating in a follow-up study with a researcher from Firefox, and it was promised a financial compesation for my time.

I received an follow-up email today (from fx-researchteam@mozilla.com), talking about the recent survey I took and that I specified that I would like to do a follow-up interview, specifying available dates, interview duration (~60 minutes), and so on. It contained with a survey link from qsurvey.mozilla.com. The survey asked basic personal informations like email, name, gender, nothing too suspicious. Also, they specified they could paypal me $150 as a thanks for my time and feedback.

I saw someone received the same type of email and people claimed it as legit (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1442740), but the email that sent the survey was a different email (from firefoxresearch@mozilla.com).

All I'm asking is if Mozilla does conduct such interviews, and also pay people for their time... if this is not a scam or something...

I am unable to open certain sites, like Medicare claims, which I've had no trouble with in the past. I get an error message "To protect your security, api.medicare.gov will not allow Firefox to display the page if another site has embedded it. To see this page, you need to open it in a new window." This happened with another site as well. Please advise.

Kroger web site will not open with fire fox but will open with google chrome. It is my survey site http: not https. I have this setting under privacy and settings. HTTPS-Only Mode ( don't enable HTTPS -only mode -checked) HTTPS provides a secure, encrypted connection between Firefox and the websites you visit. Most websites support HTTPS, and if HTTPS-Only Mode is enabled, then Firefox will upgrade all connections to HTTPS. Learn more Enable HTTPS-Only Mode in all windows Enable HTTPS-Only Mode in private windows only Don’t enable HTTPS-Only Mode ( I use win 11. )

(sorry, don't know how to find or edit original question) It occurred to me to try reloading firefox, there was an update, & I can download pdf's again. So ignore previous question.

THIS is the latest error log from YOUR app Log Name: Application Source: Application Error Date: 7/19/2024 3:12:06 PM Event ID: 1000 Task Category: Application Crashing Events Level: Error Keywords: User: X\vernf Computer: X Description: Faulting application name: firefox.exe, version: 128.0.0.2295, time stamp: 0x6686b62a Faulting module name: xul.dll, version: 128.0.0.2295, time stamp: 0x6686b68b Exception code: 0xc0000409 Fault offset: 0x000000000266982d Faulting process id: 0x0x105C Faulting application start time: 0x0x1DADA28690F6D67 Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\xul.dll Report Id: ef22ede9-e0c9-4f1b-a1bd-3a610d046e01 Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID: Event Xml: <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">

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   <Provider Name="Application Error" Guid="{a0e9b465-b939-57d7-b27d-95d8e925ff57}" />
   <EventID>1000</EventID>
   <Version>0</Version>
   <Level>2</Level>
   <Task>100</Task>
   <Opcode>0</Opcode>
   <Keywords>0x8000000000000000</Keywords>
   <TimeCreated SystemTime="2024-07-19T22:12:06.5585951Z" />
   <EventRecordID>66459</EventRecordID>
   <Correlation />
   <Execution ProcessID="12268" ThreadID="23600" />
   <Channel>Application</Channel>
   <Computer>X</Computer>
   <Security UserID="S-1-5-21-1031570895-3094223114-2762588158-1001" />
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   <Data Name="AppName">firefox.exe</Data>
   <Data Name="AppVersion">128.0.0.2295</Data>
   <Data Name="AppTimeStamp">6686b62a</Data>
   <Data Name="ModuleName">xul.dll</Data>
   <Data Name="ModuleVersion">128.0.0.2295</Data>
   <Data Name="ModuleTimeStamp">6686b68b</Data>
   <Data Name="ExceptionCode">c0000409</Data>
   <Data Name="FaultingOffset">000000000266982d</Data>
   <Data Name="ProcessId">0x105c</Data>
   <Data Name="ProcessCreationTime">0x1dada28690f6d67</Data>
   <Data Name="AppPath">C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe</Data>
   <Data Name="ModulePath">C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\xul.dll</Data>
   <Data Name="IntegratorReportId">ef22ede9-e0c9-4f1b-a1bd-3a610d046e01</Data>
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WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON THIS HAS BEEN HAPPENING FOR MONTHS NOW .... FIX YOUR SHIT OR LOOSE ANOTHER CUSTOMER. NONE OF YOUR OTHER "FIXES" WORKED.

Hi!

I am getting messages that I am blocking ads for many of my internet requests. I had never received these before but all of a sudden I started to get them. I have tried a number of things but nothing works.

I am running Windows 11 and do not have any Ad blockers.

Recently, I am being blocked from watching You Tube videos. There's a message saying that I have an ad-blocker. The message flashes on the screen and disappears almost immediately, so I am unable to read the details of the message. Then I went to another website and I received a similar message. This time, the message stayed on the screen, and I was able to read it all. It said that I have to go to my "extension bar" and disable the ad blocker. What is an extension bar, and does this have something to do with Mozilla Firefox? Firefox recently had an update, so I am wondering if they are related.

at first I thought my passwords did not transfer from safari to Firefox . Firefox said that I'm all signed in and everything is good. If not, please let me know. thanks

I receive a daily email from the Toronto Star with brief summaries of current news stories. The summaries include a link that opens the complete article in Firefox (or other browsers).

When I open the full article in Firefox, the article stops at an advertisement (which does not display). The ad includes the wording "Story continues below", but it does not; instead it goes to the end of the article.

When I open the same article in Chrome, the article opens properly.

I am attaching screen shots of the two browsers. I tried manually collecting the Data as well, but it extends to 80 p. I can save it in Word, then convert to a PDF file in Adobe Acrobat, but I cannot convert the file to a .JPEG and attach it. I am happy to send a copy of the Word file; just ask

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to integration-facebook.payu.in. The OCSP response is not yet valid (contains a date in the future).

Error code: SEC_ERROR_OCSP_FUTURE_RESPONSE

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

Machine: Dell Inspiron 15 5567 CPU: Intel i5-7xxx Op Sys: Ubuntu 24.04.1 Firefox version: Flathub 130.0

For the past 2 weeks Firefox has been repeatedly crashing soon after going on to certain sites or trying to apply my 2FA authenticator add-on.

Suddenly there's a screen shudder and a new window opens, inviting me to submit a crash report. See attached image.

I do not believe that this is down to Ubuntu 24.04 upgrade done at end of August.

But it's enough for me to largely go over to Chromium and Firefox Dev Ed.

If Mozilla don't act on this crashing I can see its market being lost fairly fast.

Hi ! I'm a long term user of the "Firefox" browser. My Firefox User Nº is : 14634487 I'm also an existing long term user of both "NordVPN" and "NordPass".

When logging in to "Nordpass" this morning on my (new) MacBook Pro, I received a message in the App window stating that they were "ending support for my extension on 30th of September" and inviting me to "get the latest extension to continue using NordPass in a browser"

So, I bought a 2 year subscription for the extension 'NordPass Premium for Firefox'. Nordpass has acknowledged this by email: Quote : "Thank you for your purchase Here are the details of your order. Item  : NordPass: 2-year subscription Price : £29.43/2 years VAT 20% - £5.89 Total: £35.32/2 years"

In a 'Welcome' email sent by NordPass, I clicked on "Download NordPass which opened a Firefox 'Add-Ons' web-page for downloading the app named "NordPass Password Manager and Digital Vault" - but the only functioning button was 'REMOVE' ! I tried to 'Log In' at the top right corner of the page but I then became stuck in a continuous loop of picture identifications to prove I was not a robot ! It just went on and on ! I abandoned it for a while and, when I returned, the 'Robot check was gone but all my attempts to get the extension have failed ! I can't for the life of me find ANY means of downloading and installing the extension I've PAID FOR !

Whether this is all owing to a fault on the "NordPass" side or in the "Firefox" browser side is a mystery to me. Either way, I'm sending this message to BOTH.

I've now given up trying to do it unaided. PLEASE, could someone advise me how I can get my extension !! If this isn't resolved quickly, I'll seek to have a refund of my £35.32 and will have seriously to consider leaving both "NordVPN" and "NordPass" and/or defecting from "Firefox" to the "Safari" browser.

I'm waiting eagerly to get this sorted. Regards, Ivor Mitackis

I'm trying to save a username and password. This particular URL of the login screen ends with

.com/onlineportal/Customer-Login

After I save the credentials, Firefox drops everything after .com (a 403 Forbidden URL without the page path) and saves the credentials simply associated with the .com without the page path. The page path is required for login.

Chome saves this correctly, and I hate using chrome, but may have no choice if I can't resolve this.

I accidentally deleted a login username and password in my password list. Is there a way to recover that password?

Many thanks in advance for any suggestions.