Форум поддержки Firefox

Since about 2 weeks ago many AOL attachments are not opening (pdf.s are but others eg Word not). I have read thru' previous messages on this (in 2021) but turning off enhanced tracking has not fixed it. My attachments open in Edge and Chrome. Like others I would like to stay with Firefox but cannot live with this problem. Help please

duplicate of /questions/1428971 thread.

Hi there. I just now rebooted my Mac system after a crash. Thunderbird was the first application that I opened. However, even before opening Thunderbird, it automatically opened my Chrome web browser with an appeal to "help keep Thunderbird alive." (https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/115.0/appeal/) Unfortunately, what this did to me was to lose my ability to restore all my previously open windows and tabs from my pre-crash Chrome session. I was able to recover a few from "recently closed" in the History tab. But dozens upon dozens of other, older windows and tabs are now completely irrecoverable. This, as you can imagine, is not a happy thing.

When I open Thunderbird, I want to open Thunderbird. *NOT* my web browser. I've had occasional, similar issues in the past from other products, but I never expected to run into such behavior from a Mozilla product. Please change your practices so that this doesn't happen again. Thank you kindly.

Today 05-08-2023 when useing Firefox, im no longer able to use enter key to execute a simple google search. But it works fine on Edge. I don't want to be forced to switch to Edge, how to i fix it?? it just happened randomly. More precisely it's the center of screen search-bar that don't work. I can still use the standard (top) search-bar

I have already tried to update it, close it, nothing works. And i would really like to not lose all my settings by uninstalling it.

I need someone to help me NOW. I have very important medical information that I need to access and cannot get to AOL mail due to a box asking for a primary password email does not work; foxfire password does not work. there is not way to make a primary password.

Hello,

I have requested support for this issue multiple times. Please assist.

Firefox always displayed my website main image until the latest update. Now on any device that uses the Firefox browser my main website homepage image does not display leaving a huge white area on the homepage. This of course is now a major issue that did not exist with this same image before.

Nothing has changed in the programming of my website which is why I need support from your tech and if anything is blocked could Firefox please unblock my main image to show on all Firefox browsers?

Website: https://herlifetherapist.com

I look forward to your quick response.

Thank you

As above

Why would they disable accessibility tools without even a notice?

What kind of monsters would do that for the sake of political grandstanding?

HI! I posted earlier about problems accessing websites after updating the browser to 115.2.0 esr. Earlier in the day I had accessed these websites with no problems .... now after the update installed, shopify is trying to validate whether I am a human and verify the browser. Resulting in an endless loop of identifying myself as a human and it trying to validate the browser.

This phrase is a mashup of the words “copy,” “paste,” and “pasta” in the English language.

Although it holds some attributes to spam in the manner that they are both inadvertent and are commonly found to be annoying, copypasta is primarily distributed through human providers, whereas spam is generated automatically by electronic messaging systems. Copypastas are often considered to be more of a nuisance.

It is not known when the phrase “copypasta” first appeared; however, some people claim to have seen it on picture boards on Usenet and 4chan around the year 2006. On April 20th, 2006, Urban Dictionary published the oldest use of the word that was currently accessible.

Dumpster diving, often referred to as "urban scavenging" or "freeganism," is a practice where individuals salvage discarded items from dumpsters or trash bins with the intention of reusing or repurposing them. While it's considered an environmentally friendly approach to reduce waste and promote sustainability, the legalities of dumpster diving vary across different states in the United States. In Alabama, like many other states, the legality of this practice is subject to specific conditions and local ordinances.

As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Alabama does not have a statewide law that explicitly prohibits dumpster diving. However, the legality can be influenced by a combination of factors including local regulations, property rights, trespassing laws, and intent.

The legality of dumpster diving often hinges on the concept of "abandoned property." Once an item is placed in a publicly accessible dumpster, it might be legally considered abandoned and therefore available for anyone to take. However, this interpretation can differ based on the property owner's intent and local laws. Some businesses may choose to lock their dumpsters or clearly mark them as private property to discourage or prevent individuals from diving into them.

Trespassing laws also come into play. If a dumpster is located on private property and the diver needs to trespass in order to access it, they could potentially be violating the law. Intent matters here as well; if a person enters the property without permission and with the intent to steal or commit other illegal activities, they could face legal consequences.

It's important to emphasize that while dumpster diving might not be explicitly illegal in Alabama, divers should exercise caution and respect property boundaries. Always seek permission if a dumpster is located on private property, and avoid making a mess or causing damage.

From a sustainability standpoint, dumpster diving contributes to reducing waste by rescuing items that would otherwise end up in landfills. This practice aligns with the growing awareness of the importance of recycling, repurposing, and minimizing our environmental footprint.

In conclusion, the legality of dumpster diving in Alabama is nuanced and can be influenced by local regulations, property ownership, and intent. While there might not be a statewide law against dumpster diving, divers should be aware of potential trespassing issues and respect property boundaries. Ultimately, this practice can serve as a small yet impactful way to promote sustainability and reduce waste in our communities. Keep in mind that legal situations can change, so it's advisable to consult legal experts or local authorities for the most up-to-date information.

I attached a screenshot of the difficulty because a community member suggested attach a screenshot. I attached a screenshot and hit reply. It's "do not reply" --so where do I send my screenshot?

duplicate of /questions/1420552 thread

Hi Firefox...I am unable to sign in to this website in the traditional way. When I attempt entry I get the following message. "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.

We can’t connect to the server at secure.adultfriendfinder.com.

If you entered the right address, you can:

   Try again later
   Check your network connection
   Check that Firefox has permission to access the web (you might be connected but behind a firewall)".

This is the ONLY site, that I have where I encounter this issue. Technical people say that it is not on their end.

I can go to my neighbors computer and immediately gain access.

I have turned off NORD VPN...no success I have turned off Pi Hole...no success I have change search engines...no success...I use DDG on all sites...using Google or Yahoo search engines did not effect the outcome. I have refreshed FF...no success I have deleted and re-installed DDG ad on...no success I have included a screen shot of what I get when denied access.

The only way to gain entrance is to go to the "FORGOT PASSWORD" tab and put in a new password.

The irony of that is, even if I change the PW, and allowed entrance when I log out and want to re-enter I have to change the PW again

Please help me some resolve to this issue...thanks doug

My original question was how to prevent McAfee demands to be installed. The reply was "That isn't a Firefox issue but McAfee support to resolve for you. Also check with McAfee site and support about their software issue. Also Firefox Browser doesn't do popups to buy a product or software. " However the title of the popup IS Firefox. Would you suggest that McAfee is the originator of the malware?

Dear Mozilla

I wrote to you earlier today about a problem i am having with themes.I change themes quite frequently and have a lot of them on my list. After opening and closing the browser once or twice the list of themes no longer shows what each theme looks like. I reset Firefox and the image of each theme reappears. It's quite tedious as i said to have to do this once or twice a day. Is this problem occurring because i have too many themes on the list?. I have turned off all other extensions and the same problem keeps happening. I don't know what to do.

/edit: Please put a space after periods as there were unintended links.

Now I have another question -- how does one get rid of a pc shot dead to eradicate Firefox?

Anyone? Huh, No? Then I guess I am 100% correct in shooting the damned thing and going off the grid to never deal with Mozilla again. Hope you all get fire-ants in your pants!