I am irritated by adverts and scams Ase you safe with my personal information including my email, location and what I have searched ?
Relevant to Firefox running on Ubuntu 22.04 Linux and an x86_64 platform. Until roughly 2/2026, it was possible to load a security device by opening Settings, Privacy and… (read more)
Relevant to Firefox running on Ubuntu 22.04 Linux and an x86_64 platform.
Until roughly 2/2026, it was possible to load a security device by opening Settings, Privacy and Security, Security Devices, then browsing to a shared pkcs11 shared library, in my case /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opensc-pkcs11.so, and clicking Load. The shared library would load and would be loaded subsequently whenever Firefox was started. For roughly the last two months, Firefox would pop up an error saying it was not possible to load the security device, but it would actually be loaded and it;s functionality would be available for the current session. For the last two weeks, the library would load without error, but only for the current session. Starting on 4/13/2026, some functions in opensc-pkcs11.so work, but not others. For example, it is no longer possible to connect to MS Teams web interface.
Unwanted site automatically opened pls educate
I recently switched operating systems from W11 to Linux (Zorin), and installed a new copy of Firefox. I rely on local web pages I have written for some of my work, but th… (read more)
I recently switched operating systems from W11 to Linux (Zorin), and installed a new copy of Firefox. I rely on local web pages I have written for some of my work, but the new copy of Firefox does not find the file. For example, when accessing an image, e.g., file:///magrathea/dmpase/home/index/coastal24.png, Firefox gives the message:
File not found Firefox can’t connect to the server at local file What can you do about it? Check to make sure you’ve typed the website address correctly.
The address is correct, that is, the file resides at: /magrathea/dmpase/home/index/coastal24.png and the user does have permissions to read the file. I've tried adding up to five '/' characters to the beginning, and I have turned off all of my installed add-ons, but without success.
An apparently related problem is that double clicking on a '.htm' file also changes the address, for example, from '/home/dmpase/Desktop/index.htm' to 'file:///run/user/1000/doc/f07a8988/index.htm'
And finally, the "Brave" browser is able to read the files with no errors.
How do I fix this for Firefox?
Bad Astronomy website is infected and plants malware (You Tube) into firefox extension/theme file. Removed theme and reloaded firefox all now OK. Are you aware?
