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How do you access Mozilla VPN after you have logged into firefox account - it only shows how to download and I have already downloaded it. I simply want to turn on the VPN and select the location but no instructions are available for this or at least the instructions are not clear.

Where is the ability to save credit card information? As per this moz article its definitely not under privacy&security -> forms autofill, in fact there is just logins & passwords nothing about credit card.

I also went into about:config to confirm these attributes are set to true. extensions.formautofill.creditCards.enabled extensions.formautofill.creditCards.available

version 90.0.2.

I am running Win10 with Thunderbird 78.12.0 32bit. I had a problem with logging into my providers email website so I sought help from Tech support at TWC. He solved my problems by resetting my password. When I tried to use TB a window popped up and said Enter your password for dejones78@twc.com on mail.twc.com: see attached. I entered the password that was in my Password manager but that did not solve the problem because I got another window that said my message was sent but not saved because of network errors. I went to my wife's computer and tried to access TB but received the same error messages. I did nothing to alter TB settings before my contact with TWC my email server. I will appreciate your efforts to figure this one out for me. As it is I can send but not received email.

A week ago I started using a primary password for FF. I learned it by heart, also copied it to my iPhone in a safe notation (I have access to the notation using my finger print). It worked just fine for the first days. Today I tried to use the primary password again, in order to enter a website, but somehow FF denies me entrance, again and again. No spelling issues or missing characters, because I copy the primary password from my iPhone notation and paste it into the primary password field on my Mac. In FF Lockwise (on my iPhone) I can also still see my primary FF password, which is exactly the same. Typing it down character by character doesn’t solve the problem, nor does restarting FF. Caps lock is off. No issues with my keyboard. In my privacy and security setting I cannot to stop FF from asking my primary password, because (of course also there) it won’t recognize the primary password I enter...

There is no one who knows about my primary password nor has anyone access to my computer or iPhone. So there is no way I could explain somebody to have been able to change my primary password. Could anybody please explain to me what might be going on? Did other people experience the same issue? What steps should I take to try to solve it?

And I surely wish not to need to reset my primary password, because I will lose all my saved passwords from FF... Happily I still have access to FF Lockwise on my iPhone (using my finger print). So I could still copy each password and save it somewhere else. But that would mean quite a lot of work. Besides of that I don’t trust it to work better next time I set up a primary FF password…

I hope I explained my problem well enough. Thanks in advance for trying to help me out!

I am in Uruguay, and for the first time, cannot download all messages using Thunderbird on my Mac Air, and I cannot send at all. Is there a setting I can change? I have tried my home Wifi and my phone's hotspot (2 different providers) but the problem is the same with both. However, all messages come in and go out from my Samsung A50 phone (not using Thunderbird). Can anyone help me? I am using Thunderbird 91.2.1 (64-bit). Previous versions did not give me this problem (prior to 2020). Thanks for any suggestions.

Hey, All of the saved logins and passwords are gone while the bookmarks remain.

I noticed that logins and passwords disappeared after the computer turned off unexpectedly due to low battery and unstable power connection couple times in a few minute interval.

How do I get back logins and passwords?

I cannot respond to emails or even sort them into bins without being told that "Login to account "myemailaddresshere" failed. Enter new password."

When I enter my password I just get the same message back. When I select the "retry" button several times, I get the option to reset my password. I took that option and reset my password, but it didn't do any good.

Tearing my hair out.

Since the 94.0.2 update, I can no longer access Chase.com. I'm assuming it's a privacy issue of some sort. I've tried allowing all cookies, turned off tracker blocking, but to no avail. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

frequently two of my installations of Firefox spontaneously open an advertisement window that says is from some place called BROWSEC. Since it is not caught by my two antivirus applications, it must be infecting the browser in some special way. Any hints on how to clean this out will be appreciated. Sample ad screen is attached.

I had configured thunderbird on 3 computer to access my email accounts from a thirdparty. i have two email accounts from the same third party email host provider. All emails were working fine i could send and receive. yesterday at around 1pm i start getting the message login in to account "myemail@xxx.com" failed. Enter password , Retry. this allmy 3 computer have the same issue. i contact the email host provider and they claim they made no changes to any ports. i am using SSL imap i even deleted one email profile and tried to add a new email it is not working as well.

my gmail however is still working regards

I have a new PC with Windows 11. Setting default programs in 11 is very complicated. My email client is Microsoft Outlook (https://outlook.live.com/owa/), which is accessed through the Firefox browser. When I get an email with an email link it defaults to "mailto", which defaults to the Windows Mail app, which I do not use. How can I make "mailto" default to Microsoft Outlook (https://outlook.live.com/owa/) running through Firefox?

Thanks, Jerry

Please forward this Q asap to the San Francisco mozi)la space, c/o developer relations dept, cc:int the reception desk and recruiting offices of that campus.

I will visit tomorrow, barring emergencies.

Please tell me when this has iINITIALLY been read by a human, by putting 77 in the heading and body of an email BACK TO ME ... I WON'T expect anything else to have been done by then.

thanks!

Your currently-homeless-bot-officially-sheltered future co-worker, AyerTimondÉ-A

I tried optimising firefox's settings for the most possible privacy. When i visit firstpartysimulator.org and complete the test, the result claims i do have a decent protection against tracking while my "software" is not checking for "do not track policies". By software im not sure if this is ment to be the operatingsystem or the browser, firefox. The result also shows i do have a nearly unique fingerprint. If i remove one of my current extensions -> canvas blocker, i do have a unique fingerprint. This is not good as i see it.

How can i make firefox (or windows if so) check for do not track policies? I noticed the duckduckgo addon claims to always check for do not track policies but im not sure if i really need this extension. Also do not track only works if the host website supports it as far as i know. To get this to an end, the question is 1, how to make us of do not track policies, 2 how can i make my fingerprint less unique? I only changed a couple settings in about:config and use a total of 3 browser extensions, this shouldnt be to much unique, or?

Hi,

I tried checking if my DNS is leaking and it is! My Firefox is a fresh installed. See image below for reference. Is there any fix on this?

PS. I already checked into the Network Settings and found that the DNS over HTTPS is Enabled (Cloudflare as Provider)

I am running TB 91.3.2 on a WIndows 10 laptop. All was well until today when I fired up TB and got this message on one of my gmail accounts https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833

My cousin had a similar problem two weeks ago. I wanted to have a look at the Saved Passwords in TB but the whole app crashed and said it had sent details to Mozilla.

My cousin's problem was solved by deleting some entries in the Saved Passwords, but I could not even do that. I have several Gmail accounts, which I access using both POP and IMAP, but am not having problems with them. I also have no problem accessing the account through the Gmail web interface. Apparently 2-factor authorisation was turned on recently; I have turned it off but that didn't help.

Any help will be gratefully received