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I recently viewed aa.com in Firefox. Was having trouble with linked pages and switched to Safari. Not only did the linked pages work in Safari, but there was a difference in the homepage, as well. Why would this happen? Not sure whether to switch back, because of inconsistency of sites working well in Firefox.

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Hello,

I just noticed the attached thing show up on my browser today. It seems to be on just about every webpage I click on in the lower right hand corner. I can move it around, and when I click on it it "pulses" but doesn't really seem to do anything else. The "10" will sometimes disappear and the little ball will "jump" when I click on it before settling back into place. The little ball will switch seemingly at random from top to bottom.

The only webpage I haven't seen it on so far is this one...I have tried right clicking and nothing happens. I don't see any way to remove it.

Can you tell me what this is and/or how to get rid of it? Is it possible it's from one of my extensions? I haven't added any new ones in a while and it seems weird that it would show up all of a sudden with no explanation of how to use it or what it is...

I have been getting unsolicited advertising from many vendors that all have similar headers. There is a strange character that looks like 4 zeros, 2 on top and 2 on bottom that I cannot copy to make a junk filter. It looks like it is a spacer between characters. I have been junking them manually but wonder what the characters are and how to junk them automatically. I have tried to go to the bottom of the email to unsubscribe, but the unsubscribe goes to the vendor. I am wondering what the strange character is and how to automatically dump it. I am attaching some of the headers as a jpg file.

Since the latest update to 106.0.2 "check for updates" runs non-stop until I disconnect from my vpn (ExpressVPN for Windows 7). I can reconnect my vpy but after a short while I cannot open other tabs or windows. I get the message "server not found".

What is going on? You have a fix for this?

I have used FF for years but his might make me switch.

Janet Hargis

Nothing has been changed windows updates, etc., that I am aware of? I have attached the error message I am receiving. I have already, checked my gmail account online, and all the settings are correct. I also uninstalled thunderbird, and restarted my computer, and reinstalled thunderbird, no help? So, I have a different computer that I was setting up for someone else. As a test I installed Thunderbird same version and added the user account to it that was causing me issues. It works correctly! Connects to imap/smtp no problems, but on the computer I need it to work from it does not? So I am guessing the error it is not strictly on Gmail side? Also, might not even be Thunderbird? Just not sure what is happening behind the scenes, as far as, what the process is when the computer/thunderbird sends out a request to gmail to connect to it's mail servers? Could it be some type of network card or hardware issue/glitch? Everything else appears to be working correctly on the internet.

In creating a new account, I have long relied on Firefox offering to create a password. Now, though though I verified that automatic password generation is turned on in Settings, the feature is no longer working. How can I get this feature to work?

In Firefox, the comments section on articles at 9to5Mac have not loaded for me for some time. Today I was trying to figure out why.

Troubleshoot Mode did not fix it. (In Troubleshoot Mode, if I carefully watch the webpage loading, for a moment I see a flicker of the comments section loading for a fraction of second, but then it disappears.)

Example screenshots of this:

https://imgur.com/a/fQ18i2G

But creating a new profile in Firefox does fix it.

A few examples of the many webpages where this occurs:

• https://9to5mac.com/2022/12/12/microsoft-authenticator-apple-watch-discontinued/#comments

• https://9to5mac.com/2022/12/12/xiaomi-clone-the-iphone-shocking/#comments

• https://9to5mac.com/2022/11/16/kuo-iphone-15-pro-with-usb-c-to-offer-major-boost-in-data-transfer-speeds/#comments

The comments section also loads properly when looking at these same webpages in Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

I think(?) this behavior also happens with some other websites' comment sections, although I don't usually pay much attention to comment sections.

Any thoughts on how to fix it without needing rebuild my entire profile brick by brick?

Basic information: Firefox 107.0.1 (64-bit) (latest update available), Windows 10, i7 11th generation, 16 GB RAM

Thank you!

Hello,

I have been using Thunderbird for some time and it has served me well. I used it to manage my gmail accounts with encryption and so on.

Recently I have deleted one of my gmail accounts and when I launch it Thunderbird asks me to log in to that account. "Sign in to continue to Mozilla Thunderbird Email" And I am supposed to enter my email.

I have checked the account settings: the old account (let's call it old@gmail.com) is no longer there. I have also removed the outgoing SMTP server for the old account.

I do not know how to stop the app from asking me to log in to an nonexistent account.