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Whenever I shop online, when I start to input my credit card number at checkout, the last 4 digits of every credit card I've ever used comes up in Autofill. All I have to do is select one, then select its exp date, and it fills in the slots automatically. I find this very convenient, and I trust that it's secure as long as the site itself is. BUT by now, several of the cards that come up have either expired or are no longer in use. HOW DO I DELETE THEM FROM FIREFOX' AUTOFILL LIST? Please help--I've been unable to find the answer to this Q, though I've thoroughly searched. I'm losing patience. I don't want a lot of unused/expired cards on your Autofill. Thank you! [redacted email from community support forum]

I'm running mac os 10.13.6 and have installed Firefox 118.38 ERS but some websites are not allowing me to proceed due to my system being outdated/unsupported, what can I do about it? Cheers in advance for any pointers.

I am trying to log on to my bank website but it requires something other than Foxfire to log on. I can't figure out how to logon. Can you help? Says my browser needs updated and is no longer supported. I have windows 10 I think.

I have not been able to sign on to my bank account nor yahoo account?

Have changed passwords, still no help?

I have Avast Security...no problems there?

70% of twitter or x and instagram videos don't work just go black image sound ok . youtube ok and other websites ok troubleshoot mode useless. google chrome play all video types .any edit flags

I can't bring in www.facebook.com so I can "sign-in" to my FaceBook account.. When I enter "www.facebook.com " into the URL, my virus program (BitDefender) produces the following message on the monitor for me:

      Suspicious page blocked for your protection
      https://www.faccebook.com/

     Your connection to this web page is not safe due to an unmatching security certificate.

This means that the certificate was issued for a different web address than the one it is being used for, and you run the risk of exposing your data by accessing this page.

I downloaded videos on a thumb drive. In order to open them, Mozilla asks me to sign into Firefox again and again to open the thumb drive even though I am in File Explorer on my computer, and want to see the videos to open up there. When I try to sign on to Firefox, its always wrong, even though I put in the correct signon.

Bottom line, I do not want to have to go to Firefox to look at videos, I want to see them only in my File Explorer.