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For the last month I have been getting messages randomly but frequently when I am making a Google search that my search has been blocked. It even has done it within a web site. It directs me to click on a recaptcha image to allow the request to go through. I don't know if this is a firefox issue or a google issue. However, it doesn't happen when I go on google on other web sites.

Besides the inconvenience of having to continually identify motorcycles and street lights, I am worried about identity protection.

Please let me know if this is a problem for my identity and if there is a way to stop having to do the recaptcha identifying.

The ad says AOL on top. then activate your license now with a McAfee Logo, then antivirus software needs your attention. Your credit card has failed update it now. With a Login for AOL. I have uninstalled the app and reinstalled, ran all the antivirus apps I have and still no luck. Should I just uninstall the app and then go into AppData and delete the Thunderbird Folder?

Each time Thunderbird downloads incoming downloads, the graphic below asks for either Deny or Allow. How do I stop this as it irritates me.

Thanks. Barry Eslick [redacted phone# from community support forum]

[redacted] @gmail.com

I want privacy and I know you guys can proved that for me that is what I download Firefox unlike Google I was shocked after Gemini said something about my best friend and it stated her full name. GOD forbid!! I was scared that it knew my best friends name and location.

Environment:

Thunderbird for Android: 24.0 OpenKeychain: 6.0.4 (60400) Android Version: 17 Andorid Build: CP3A.261005.002.A1

When sending a PGP/MIME-signed message from Thunderbird for Android, the OpenPGP signature becomes invalid when an HTML-formatted signature contains markup that enforces line breaks.

A plain newline in the HTML source does not create a visible line break, as expected because HTML collapses whitespace.

However, adding any of the following causes the signature to become invalid:

The first and second are used to create a normal line break and the third is used to create an empty spacing line.

Inline HTML formatting, such as or <a>, does not cause the problem.

Expected result:

HTML line-break elements should be included in the content covered by the OpenPGP signature, and the signature should remain valid.

Actual result:

The message is sent successfully, but the received OpenPGP signature cannot be verified whenever the HTML signature contains markup for a line break or empty spacing line.

The issue does not occur when the signature contains only text and inline formatting. Raw .eml samples can be provided if needed.

Received emails from Mozilla saying that my account, Firefox and everything related to it will be deleted end of October. For now I've reported that as phishing but I'm not sure.

Please advise.

Regards,

Euclid

Folks, this is a rather alarming setting. I’m not sure if this counts as a bug—if it is, please fix it; if not, please explain why. I’d like to know, as it might be reason enough for me to switch to a different email client. Thanks.

I have just tried to look at my emails as I usually do and been stopped by google wanting a lot of information and for me to accept a lot of rules.Why does Google have a finger in everything when i thought I was dealing with Mozilla Firefox?

メールソフト（サンダーバード）受信時にアカウントが赤文字でビックリマークが表示されるようになった。そしてセキュリティの例外を承認しますかURL　imap.●●●●●.com:143 他のサイトの証明書ですと表示されるようになった。セキュリティの例外は認証は今までも新規アカウントの登録の時には常に出ていたので 承認していたが、このようなメッセージとは出ることはなかった。 今回急にビックリマークとメッセージが出るようになったが、対応の必要はあるのか

I have a laptop with win 11. Thunderbird gives the "managed by an organisation message" which seems to be related to bitdefender, which i don't have on the laptop and don't even know f I ever did - maybe I copied it over from Thunderbird on my PC?

See screenshot - the programme Everything flags up various bitdefender stuff, but won't let me delete them. What should I do?

When you type in "m.you" into Firefox focus, with the built-in autocomplete settings on, the second result is "m.youtube.coм" - notice the Cyrillic m. This website doesn't load but it could easily become a malicious website. I've had this happen on two different phones, so I believe it is something to do with the pre-built list of autocompletes.