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you can help me by send by requests through internet accesses.
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 p… (ler mais)
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?
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Firefox hangs after starting with "session restore" After I click yes to restore the session firefox just hangs. So I just went right back using Version 138. I reinstal… (ler mais)
Firefox hangs after starting with "session restore" After I click yes to restore the session firefox just hangs. So I just went right back using Version 138. I reinstalled from scratch still the same problem. At least the older 138 loads my previous session after hanging for 4 hours about and then everything works normally. The newest Firefox does the same, but NEVER resolves, it just keeps on hanging. Doesnt make any sense. What makes the system restore hang this badly. It cannot be old profiles. I completely renmed the old firefox install directory and cleanly installed firefox and it still does this. so it is not inheriting anything. I also allowed it to create a completely new setup in ./mozilla/firefox in the user account.
It also uses more than 117% cpu constantly during this period. See top entry.
3635 user1 20 0 11.1g 349628 156920 S 117.9 0.1 12:01.89 firefox-bin
Seems like I have to move to Thunderbird/Seamonkey or Brave. Since 2019, Firefox became very "strange"
System: NAME="MX" VERSION="21.3 (Wildflower)" ID="mx" VERSION_ID="21.3" PRETTY_NAME="MX 21.3 (Wildflower)" ANSI_COLOR="0;34" HOME_URL="https://mxlinux.org" BUG_REPORT_URL="https://mxlinux.org" PRETTY_NAME="MX 21.3 Wildflower" DISTRIB_ID=MX DISTRIB_RELEASE=21.3 DISTRIB_CODENAME="Wildflower" DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="MX 21.3 Wildflower" PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)" NAME="Debian GNU/Linux" VERSION_ID="11" VERSION="11 (bullseye)" VERSION_CODENAME=bullseye ID=debian
i cannot conectedc to website
please safe my acount
I'm setting up Firefox on a new computer. I haven't done this for a while and the interface has changed, so I'm not sure how it works. I want to move my Firefox profile … (ler mais)
I'm setting up Firefox on a new computer. I haven't done this for a while and the interface has changed, so I'm not sure how it works.
I want to move my Firefox profile to a directory in the Documents library to simplify backup. Following the Mozilla instructions I found, I opened about:profiles and clicked the Create New Profile button. I deleted the contents of the directory that Create New Profile created and copied the contents of the default profile directory to it. The last step is to tell Firefox to use my new profile instead of its default.
But the about:profile page lists three profiles: default-release, default, and my new one. The first two have a Set as default profile button; the last does not. So it appears that I can tell Firefox to use the default-release profile or the default profile, but there's no way I can tell it to use my new profile. I can only Launch profile in new browser -- presumably something I'll have to do every time I run Firefox.
This makes no sense. How can I tell Firefox to use my new profile -- not to launch a new browser with it, but to use it, period? If I can't, why can't I? Every version of Firefox I've ever installed up to now allowed this.
Also, the default-release profile section of about:profiles has the note "This is the profile in use and it cannot be deleted." So it appears that Firefox uses the default-release profile instead of the default profile as its default profile. What is the default-release profile? Why isn't the default profile the default profile?
There is this unknown device which signed into my account 19 days ago and when I click sign out nothing happens. It is impossible to remove it from my end, can you assist… (ler mais)
There is this unknown device which signed into my account 19 days ago and when I click sign out nothing happens. It is impossible to remove it from my end, can you assist with this. Refer to the screenshot, thank you.
When I sign in from my desktop I forgot my password and by clicking on forgot password And I saw different mobile no had been added so how can I change my mobile number s… (ler mais)
When I sign in from my desktop I forgot my password and by clicking on forgot password And I saw different mobile no had been added so how can I change my mobile number so that the code can come on my new mobile number
I what to open facebook here can it be possible
Quick couple of questions: 1) How do I enable or disablePocket in my browser. And... 2) What does the Pocket icon look like.
There is an unknown device on my account I can't log out
please help me to use firefox
Kindly rectified my videos problems.my videos should run faster.
My video should run automatically. So I should not face any problem. Thanks
I am observing a trend where popular extensions, such as the "I don't care about cookies" extension, change ownership and become derelict and/or malware, as clearly point… (ler mais)
I am observing a trend where popular extensions, such as the "I don't care about cookies" extension, change ownership and become derelict and/or malware, as clearly pointed out in recent reviews for the extensions. However, it takes multiple clicks to get to this information in the reviews, and there is very little curation.
I understand it is likely highly infeasible to audit extensions for malware in any comprehensive way, however I definitely feel that there is room for enhancement of the present processes.
I think this extension search process should be more proactive in informing users of these events. For example, rather than just displaying a star rating next to the extension name, displaying chronological trends would be more information-dense. Like if recent reviews are trending negative. This could also reward and incentivise extensions which are properly supported, (and not malware), displaying that their reviews are maintaining / increasing positivity over time.
A supporting feature could be publicising changes of ownership of an extension prominently - "This extension has changed ownership N times, the most recent change was Y-date to X-owner. Reviews have trended Z since that time".
Is something like this being worked on already? If so I am interested in contributing to it.
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i need lots help installing a new version of firefox
Doesn't work. No help. Help feature is nonsense. Just another waste of time.