Firefox 커뮤니티 포럼

I don't believe the instructions are entirely sufficient when attempting to disable VPN protection for a website. Here are the instructions you provide:

To disable VPN protection for a specific website, follow these steps:

   1. Navigate to the website where you want to disable the VPN protection.
   2. In the top right corner of your Mozilla Firefox browser, locate and open the Mozilla VPN extension icon.

For Step 1 above, the instruction says navigate to the website, in this case it isUSPS.com (United States Postal Service). There are 2 cases:

 a) Mozilla VPN is ON, I cannot get to USPS.com and Firefox gives me this message:
    "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.  We can’t connect to the server at usps.com."
 b) Mozilla VPN is OFF, I am able to get to USPS.com
     However, when executing Step 2, above, by clicking on the Mozilla VPN extension icon, the only result I receive is a blinking uploaded image (see below) and nothing more.

Obviously, the procedure does not take into account the situation of having the VPN ON and trying to get to a website that disallows access when the location is masked, such as usps.com.

What's the fix?

Clicked on a link provided by Windows 11 where Windows was trying to send me to the Microsoft Store. Got this error:

Your PC doesn't have an app that can open this link. Try looking for a compatible app in the Microsoft Store.

Firefox is installed and and the default browser. Don't have any idea why or what to do. Can someone help?

How can I get back to having my Outlook emails back into datal order i.e. latest at the top? I hate that it's alphabetical, it's just not practical as there are often a lot of emails I neither want to delete or put into folders, but I do want to immediately be able to see current, particularly unopened emails, at the top and not having to scroll down through all the others before getting to them - it is ridiculous!

Upon beginning a "donation" to Thunderbird using the pop up in my email, I began by entering a $10.00 donation, but when beginning to go to paying it, it showed up as $10.90. Either this is a scam or a very unpleasant experience which doubts my trust in the site for proper completion of my voluntary donation attempt. Please investigate & advise

please help me remove/ stop these non-stop 'pop-up 'notifications , saying, they are from Firefox, with a Firefox logo, and they say "viruses found"and also say "system warning - click here to remove". this all came from when i got a pop up page ( check screen shot enclosed.

I realize I'm an old man with diminishing cognitive abilities, but y'all don't make this easy. I added the map extension, now how do I find it to use it? Why are there not icons like I had on Google?

Any help to fix this would be much appreciated

I have tried restarting both firefox and my computer, disabled all extensions and started firefox in safe mode. When I try to right click on a firefox window from the taskbar it just disappears.

I have my computer connected to my TV so often when I open it up some windows will be on my TV which is behind my desk so its a pain to move them back without this function.

My application seems to be corrupted, how can I reload? I keep getting a message "from Norton" which says threat secured win:32ratx-gen [Trj] Reloading Norton has not helped. Only appears when firefox is open.

Other than using VPN (which is too expensive for me at this scale), is there any way to set my computer so I can access maps without the "Gulf of America"? All I need is to appear to move 100 miles north to Canada.) I found MapQuest, good for directions, but would like the other features.

Can't believe Google rolled over so easily. Bing doesn't surprise me at all.