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I have 7 IMAP accounts related to volunteers work that is unrelated. For some accounts I work with templates. I always check that IMAP folders like Drafts, Sent and Templates are tagged accordingly. But when I edit a template and save, it disappears from the account /Inbox/Temples/ folder and resurfaces in Local Folders/Templates. I don't want them there. IMAP is my 'cloud', it makes sure that I have everything synced on my desktop, laptop and phone. I don't want anything in Local Folders except for some old archives.

When trying to read a download,half the page is covered with a little pen scrolling across the page covering the text. Is this a Firefox issue and only Firefox as can't shut it off? Don't know how it got ON.

I always use DuckDuckGo but today when I opened Firefox it was set to Google. I always select "Never remember history" but it changes back to "Use custom settings for history" every time. And, I do not have an organization so why are they managing my browser? WHY DO MY SETTINGS KEEP CHANGING? Looks like I need to find a different browser if this can't be fixed because I'm tired of having to check these and make changed every day.

In new version of thunderbird Having tasks with start and end dates make days appearing highlighted in calendar. Is there a way to doesn't have this behaviour ?

Hello. I've had this problem for a while now, and I can't find the setting to change it. When I click on a link to a .pdf file, I get the "Opening _filename.pdf_" box. It is default set to "Open with Adobe Acrobat DC". When I click on "OK" to open the file, it opens it properly in Adobe Acrobat. However, it also saves a copy to my desktop (which is set as the default download save location.) I just want the file to open, not save as well, as this clutters up my desktop and I have to constantly delete the files. Has anyone else encountered this? I've searched the forums but have been unable to locate a similar problem.

Thank you. Bill

We are currently considering using Firefox ESR as our default browser but experiencing a few issues and one of them is with our configured SailPoint IdentityIQ Single Sign-On Experience, which uses Basic Authentication.

Issue Description First, the login button needs to be clicked multiple times before access to the site is granted. Once signed in, the Firefox inbuilt authentication dialogue appears, prompting the user to log in again (see the attached screenshot). The landing page is only presented after clicking the login button several times. This creates a poor user experience, sometimes causing pages to load improperly. Interestingly, the same process works seamlessly in Edge Chromium.

Troubleshooting Steps Taken I have already attempted the following: 1. Temporarily disabled all custom and security settings in mozilla.cfg and config.json. 2. Temporarily disabled Firefox Tracking Protection. 3. Allowed third-party cookies for the specific URL. 4. Upgraded Firefox Version to 128.7.0 5. Since our Firefox browser is significantly hardened, I have also enabled and reconfigured the following settings in mozilla.cfg to ensure Basic Authentication is allowed, functions properly, and suppresses Firefox’s authentication prompt, but without success:

network.http.phishy-userpass-length = 255 network.http.use-basic-auth network.automatic-ntlm-auth.allow-non-fqdn network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris security.enterprise_roots.enabled security.enterprise_roots.enabled

Observations from SailPoint Team Our colleagues from SailPoint have tested the setup in their environment, and according to them, it works as expected. However, their browser is not hardened, and they have leveraged the SailPoint UI for authentication instead of the built-in Firefox authentication prompt.

Further Investigation • Is there a specific configuration required in the user profile settings? • Network trace analysis shows 404 errors on GET requests and the following error codes on POST requests: • 302 Redirect: Mozilla Documentation • 408 Request Timeout: Mozilla Documentation

Next Steps Is there a specific security setting that needs to be enabled or disabled? Are there any particular Firefox enterprise policies we should modify? I have also attached screenshots for reference. Let me know if you need specific logs or network traces for further troubleshooting.

Only just started with Thunderbird, so hope this isn't a daft question...

Am now setting up events in the calendar. I can see how to tag events for a wide range of categories (too many perhaps), but is it possible to highlight events in different colours, please?

Outlook doesn't let you do this, but the Google calendar lets you mark them up in different block colours - v useful for showing at a glance which family members are involved in which events - a bit like the old-style office wall planners.

Lookng forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes Andy Banks

I have just noticed that the Mozilla desktop defaults to Sydney Australia for location. Why is that? It is only one city in Australia and its not the main city. The capital City is Canberra. And each State has its own capital city and time zone.

Yes i did change it from Sydney. But my point is, that Sydney is not the default city in Australia for the purposes of location. It is simply one city.

regards

Peter B

I've wanted to change settings pages background in my Thunderbird themes. I've checked that they're defined by --in-content-page-background: var(--background-color-canvas); variable. Manipulating it in developer tools works, but when I try to change it in my theme source files it doesn't work. I've tried declaring value for both --in-content-page-background and --background-color-canvas as well as overwriting it by my own variable for :root, :host and even *, of course using !important parameter. :(