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Hi I have just installed malwarebytes but it says that it cannot be activated because the server is not found and there is no redirect. Suggestions would be welcome.

"Server Not Found. Firefox can’t connect to the server at no_redirect."

I would like to disable the recent update at settingbrowser.nova.enabled. The purple-pink colors and rounded corners are VERY hard for me to see. I need the gray background, black writing, and square corners back. Thank you.

In the first week of November, Firefox stopped showing any pages for Mouser Electronics Components - www.mouser.com. No issues at all until then.

No changes at my end at all; no software updates/installs, no change in Operating SYstem, no hardware changes at all, no change in Intenet connection. Just no connection to Mouser.

I get the message in the image about "Connection was Reset", and "Firefox can't connect to the server". I attached a screenshot of the error page I get.

I discovered that, weirdly enough, Firefox connects fine to www.mouser.com in "private mode".

I did all the cookie/cache clearing routines, updated Firefox to make sure I was current but nothing worked. Firefox still won't display the pages.

Every other website I go to, works normally. www.mouser.com is the ONLY one with this odd issue.

Any suggestions would be really appreciated. Thanks.

Firefox erkennt die Suchmaschine von Web.de, Web.de Suche, nicht mehr an. Wie kann ich die Suchmachine in Google Suche umstellen öhne mein Web.de MailCheck zu verlieren und meine ganzen E-Mails verloren gehen?

Today, while I was using my browser, I got notifications that several extensions I regularly use had been uninstalled - and that was only from the extensions which usually provide that info on being uninstalled!

Uninstalled were: - Tampermonkey - Browsec VPN (what I use when Mozilla VPN is unstable) - Stylus (which I use to make several sites usable/navigable) - Tumblr Outbox (wiping all saved outgoing ask messages I'd previously had saved!) and

Worst of all - ONETAB

Which had ~1000 tabs saved in it!

I couldn't find a way to recover OneTab as-was, so I was left with the option of reinstalling it which, according to the Devs, means that any recoverable data IS lost at that point.

So I want to know which bright spark's idea it was to randomly uninstall people's extensions for no given reason, especially when they're ones for which recovery is difficult to nigh-impossible.

I want to know who did this, why they did this, and what can be done to fix it, because a number of those saved tabs were for work. Others were for personal projects. Usually Firefox bundles this kind of thing in with an update and it usually fixes if you reload the browser - no dice today. So I want to know if I can just expect this kind of meddling going forwards or if I should start searching for a different browser entirely.

I came to Firefox to avoid Chrome nonsense. If I'm going to experience this, why would I continue to pay for the VPN or use the browser?

I've been trying to sign into the built-in VPN but I'm stuck in a loop. As you can see on the first picture I've signed in "successfully" but when I try to turn it on it just shows me the get started button that takes me to the sign in page.