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Hi a few weeks ago i had the problem that my firefox-stored-passwords are gone and there are files named logins.json.corrupt and logins.json-1.corrupt to -4 The in dir backup was also corrupt. File length 122 -123 kb all nulls. If i look at the dates first to last, they span two weeks were i didnt notice the problem. PC is always hibernated after work. Except for one which i imported just before from edge at the end of the two week span No problem: logins replaced by external backup as i found here at the forum.

But: How can Firefox produce multiple corrupt files without noticing me? (I have saved them for reference) In that two weeks span logins using firefox passwords obviously worked. (I dont remember the details)

Then some updates and reboots. No problem. But after work i do always hibernation

TODAY: PC didnt survive hibernation. logins and in-dir backup are corrupt again.

What about a) checking better if something is going wrong (obiously you do something because you rename the files for some reason) b) Noticing the user c) And how on earth this can go wrong in the first place.

Now for the obscure: Both times somebody has just before posted something against the greatest President of all time at Fux Nus using this pc. Backdoor possible?

Thanks

Edit: Using Windows, no other problems with storage on the 1TB Samsung ssd

I'm not able to log into yahoo e-mail via Linux Firefox (145.0 (64-Bit)): The error message is "We were unable to log you in. Please try again from another device." I can log in with Chrome (Linux and Windows) and Firefox (Windows). My issue is to switch from POP3 to IMAP in Thunderbird. There the same error message occurs.

It looks like with this new version of Firefox I have to load my saved password file every time I start the browser, and even after doing the reload some of the passwords don't work forcing me to change them, and I would have to do another password save, but if I forget to do it and close the browser all the passwords are delete. I did not have this problem prior to this new install.

Also I prefer to use Firefox as a browser I feel it is way better than Edge and Chrome even though it doesn't work one a two websites I need to use. one only works on chrome the other only works on edge.

Let me know if you need other information.

Stephen Richards [edited emails from public community support forum]

Comcast required me to change the password for my secondary Thunderbird email account. Now secondary Thunderbird account password doesn't work. It is my understanding that my secondary Thunderbird password has to match the one on Comcast. I have tried numerous times to try to change it and have not been successful. I have tried to follow the instructions I have found but instructions don't seem to work. Apparently I am doing something wrong. Would appreciate your help.

I had a Windows Update tonight, and after that, when I go to email the sign in dialog always pops up. This time it is not recognizing my email password, even though I know it is correct. Keeps saying login failed retry, enter new password, or cancel. This has never happened. I have HP Windows 11 Laptop.

This follows on from two questions I posted earlier - which I can't find again.

I hoped that by removing Thunderbird and then installing it again, I could set it up so that it continued to work without, as it did last time, seeming to be fine then saying the password didn't match the server (which wasn't the one I'd used). But Thunderbird remembered everything so re-installing didn't help. But I tried using the app password I'd generated for the last attempt - and that worked. It remains to be seem if it will when I open Thunderbird again . . .