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https://boir.com/ and https://boir.org/file/?gad_source=1 are scam websites and both come up as sponsored sites on Firefox. They look official, but charge you money to file a report that can be accomplished on the government website for no charge. These should not be at the top of the list of search results.

A website that I have to use daily for work requires that I add it to the exception list for cookies etc. I already followed the forum's advice and checked that "site settings" is not active in the customized history settings further below. Yet for some reason when I close firefox, reopen it and go to settings, the website I had added is gone but other websites like f.i. my bank is still in the list. Any advice?

Starting yesterday, whenever I open Firefox, a second page also opens. It is blank and unresponsive to commands. Doesn't do much of anything. The address in the address bar is for a crypto-currency exchange which I've never done business with nor ever visited to my knowledge. No input either on the main screen nor in the address window seems possible. The only thing functional on the page is the red-X in the upper right hand corner. It works fine. But whenever I close Firefox then re-open it, the second crypto-exchange page is there again. It opens concurrently with the regular Firefox browser page. Which functions normally. I don't know what to make of it, and I don't want it. Does anyone have any ideas???

Hi,

Thunderbird tries to access many websites, even when it is in the background and apparently idle. In the last two or three weeks, it has tried to access about sixty websites that Little Snitch (Macintosh) reports by IP address, not domain name. Without knowing the domain name, I cannot tell what Thunderbird is trying to do, so I do not allow it to access those sites.

I know that Firefox does this also and that Thunderbird is built on Firefox.

In the Mullvad browser, built on Tor's browser, which is, in turn, built on Firefox, this problem is resolved by setting an option to use the user's default DNS resolver. I cannot find such an option in Thunderbird. Might there be one in a configuration setting? Or some other way to deal with this matter?

Thanks for any help.

Rick

Bonjour, J'ai un probléme que je n'arrive pas à résoudre J'utilise Firefox comme navigateur et à chaque fois que je me connecte à mon compte google il me redemande mon mail et mon mot de passe, ce que je n'avais pas avant?? Comment une fois pour toute suite la procédure pour ne pas à avoir cette manip à faire à chaque fois? Merci d'avance pour votre aide Nicolas

Hi, i can't open this website in Firefox (https://-m9uqnhvvzq-pzujk1ut.c.wbsm.ai) due to a certificate error, But in Chrome i can open this website perfectly fine.

Recently Firefox has shown several incidents where its uddenly become 'obstructed' in some manner, with Error messages displaying that prevent my accessing Firefox and using it as it's supposed to be used. I'm not a technical person who can interpret these incidents, but when these incidents happen, out of the void, I've just tried to uninstall and then reinstall Firefox. I've somehow (seemingly) been able to ultimately reinstall Firefox after these incidents, but I'm wanting to know WHY these incidents are happening? Firefox doesn't give me any help here with this question, as far as I can see, so I'm wondering why these paralytic Error messages are happening, and what I'm supposed to do to keep Firefox functioning correctly, preventing this interference with the browser's functioning? Can anyone PLEASE HELP ME with this issue here, or even point me in the right direction? Thank you very much for any explanatory help you can provide. Merry Christmas (I hope!).

I am having trouble setting up Two-step authentication.

After I scan the QR code and enter the code, I am presented with below error: Incorrect two-step authentication code

I first tried scanning the QR code using Microsoft Authenticator app, which did not work. I then tried scanning a new QR codeGoogle Authenticator app, which did not work. I then tried to manually enter the secret key into Google Authenticator app, which also did not work. I then tried scanning another new QR code with the Twilio Authy Authenticator app, which also did not work.

Can anyone help to resolve?

Thanks