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I DO NOT use Google for anything, if I can help it. Every time I go to my credit union's website, the google bar showing View this page in (English, in my case) or turn off for detect language shows up. I have no idea where it came from, I haven't used Chrome in years.

I've attached a small screenshot. It's not a huge deal, but I don't like google showing up at my credit union, or anywhere else.

Any help would be appreciated.

Normally when I right-click on an application window from the Windows taskbar I see a context menu that gives me options to manage the window, such as Restore, Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize, and Close. However, when I try to right-click on Firefox windows, no menu is displayed. Rather, the right-clicked window immediately moves to the foreground.

I use both English and Korean for typing. Lately, when I type something in English while using firefox, it sometimes changes what I've written down into Korean. It happens when the word means something in Korean if I write it in korean keyboard, for example if I type 'skdleks' and press space bar, it automatically changes it into '나이단'. I want to shut it down. And I want to shut down the autocomplete too, but I can't find the way to shut it down. I love using firefox, but I feel bad when it happens. Thank you.

I use tiling for my windows. After minimizing and then restoring the windows, the tab bar is no longer displayed. If I don't tile the windows, this error doesn't occur. I'm using the latest version of Mint Cinnamon. This error also occurred in debug mode.

$ wmctrl -m Name: Mutter (Muffin) Class: N/A PID: N/A Window manager's "showing the desktop" mode: OFF

I've been struggling with Firefox's poor performance on my aging computers. I have a new macbook as well as 2 vintage macbooks and my desktop runs OS 10.13.6. Performance after the last several updates is slow and occasionally websites not showing, which caused me to attempt to downgrade to FF 78.6, but tried clearing cache instead. I had way too many websites open. Clearing cache improved things slightly, but now this—Pocket: after resetting Firefox I'm confronted with the poor decision-making that has allowed your browser to be infiltrated by 'Pocket;' news for the somnambulist slumbering through the Trumpocolypse to grease our slide into full-blown fascism. Do I exaggerate? Yesterday Trump called on the justice dept to open an investigation into the Republican in his last administration who declared the 2020 election results valid-- So, by extension, we now live in a time when the king, er, I mean the Commander in Chief, uh, president, whatever, can use the government to target anyone he doesn't like for any reason. Newsworthy? Okay, amongst the twenty or so Pocket offerings is a ProPublica story and one from AP I'd find interesting, but I'd have bailed long before I saw them because of all the 'amazing' credit card offers and such BS in the way. Which is too bad, because that means the Mozilla effort to reign in AI comes last of all. Open source, with ads.