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Why in the world am I seeing these tab Groups and Studies I never set up for or approved?

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Why in the world am I seeing these tab Groups and Studies

After reading some posts on here I went to about:config and browser.tabs.groups.enabled was set to True. I changed it to false. I never set it to True and haven’t a clue to what Tab Groups are and don’t see any reason for me to have them. I only use about 4 tabs and have no use for any more. But I was noticing a Blue square box next to a tab and clicked on it and it said I had a Tab group which I deleted. Don’t know how a tab group was built, I sure didn’t ask for one and haven’t a clue what they are???

While researching this I seen something that about:studies could be the problem. I looked at it and it showed I was or had been in 4 studies!! All of the studies showed completed. I did not join or ask to be in any studies, what is Firefox doing signing me up for studies? I went to Privacy and Security and nothing under Firefox Data Collection and Use is checked including install and run studies. I have people’s secured data on here and if it gets out I could be sued!

I have run 3 full scans of different virus and all is clear. This must be something Firefox is doing without asking me for permission. I did find that browser.tab.groups.enabled was true, so I know FF must have done that during an update and I set it to False. Some post say FF will change it back to True?

What is really strange is the studies, it says they did 4 that are completed, yet it was not checked in the Privacy and Security section. Can't tell when as there is not a date.

These were the studies:

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Why in the world am I seeing these tab Groups and Studies After reading some posts on here I went to about:config and browser.tabs.groups.enabled was set to True. I changed it to false. I '''never''' set it to True and haven’t a clue to what Tab Groups are and don’t see any reason for me to have them. I only use about 4 tabs and have no use for any more. But I was noticing a Blue square box next to a tab and clicked on it and it said I had a Tab group which I deleted. Don’t know how a tab group was built, I sure didn’t ask for one and haven’t a clue what they are??? While researching this I seen something that about:studies could be the problem. I looked at it and it showed I was or had been in 4 studies!! All of the studies showed completed. I did not join or ask to be in any studies, what is Firefox doing signing me up for studies? I went to Privacy and Security and nothing under Firefox Data Collection and Use is checked including '''install and run studies'''. I have people’s secured data on here and if it gets out I could be sued! I have run 3 full scans of different virus and all is clear. This must be something Firefox is doing without asking me for permission. I did find that browser.tab.groups.enabled was true, so I know FF must have done that during an update and I set it to False. Some post say FF will change it back to True? What is really strange is the studies, it says they did 4 that are completed, yet it was not checked in the Privacy and Security section. Can't tell when as there is not a date. These were the studies: prefflip-push-performance-1491171•Complete hotfix-reset-xpi-verification-timestamp-1548973•Complete hotfix-reset-xpi-verification-timestamp-1548973•Complete pref-flip-screenshots-release-1369150•Complete

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Hello

https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/help-shape-the-future-of-tab-groups-in-firefox/m-p/95970/highlight/true#M37458 since the release of Firefox 138.0.3, the preference, browser.tabs.groups.enabled, set to true, by default.

Thanks, that explains the tab group questions and reading the thread gives me an idea of how it works. Still I don't have a need for tab groups, but seems like a nice option for those that use lots of tabs. might be really good for someone going to school?

Still wonder how I got in those 4 studies, especially when that box has never been checked.