Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

Firefox remebers how it was set login and page zoom whilst firefox is open as soon as firefox is closed it forgets everything and is not set to delete history or cookies on shutdown

There is a site which uses self-signed certificate which i have to visit everyday but since the certificate it uses is untrusted i am unable to connect to it without experiencing some difficulties. How can i get rid of the untrusted certificate error

I am old and non-technical. I have manged over the years to turn off google search suggestions successfully in the past but, whatever I do my new computer running Windows 10 refuses to oblige. I have turned off suggestions in privacy and made the simple alteration in about:config to no avail. My homepage is google search engine and the I type my sserach in the google engine not in in any URL bar - if that makes sense. I have searched for possible resloutions in the user forum but they either tell me to turn off what I have already turned off or refer me to a Linux mint solution which even if I understood I feel is inappropriate. Unless i have a solution I think I will be forced to use chrome, safari or whatever. The add=ons that i use and my settings all seem to work in my previous computer Help please.

Fortinet (or Forticloud) all of a sudden started a couple weeks ago to deny my access to many websites when I click on the link in an article, etc. Never happened before. When I contacted Fortinet, they said maybe Firefox added this to my account. I prefer to delete this security measure. Does anyone know how? Thanks.

Using IE, I can import certificates and set up a security device once. Then when a new user logs onto that computer, their profile already has those certificates and security device set up. I want to do this in Firefox.

Right now, what I'm doing is copying the cert9.db and pkcs.txt files to a central location. Then, when a new user logs in, and they get a new Firefox profile, I copy those files to the new profile, overwriting what's already there. This is working, but it's still too much for non-computer users, and I can't always be there to do it.

I'd like to be able to set it up on the computer, in like an admin mode or something, and then users can come and go as they please, and I never have to worry about it again.

I, like most people, use ad-blockers (ABP) but ad providers are always discovering new ways to annoy; is there a way to prevent Firefox from creating new tabs and windows, or ask for user confirmation whenever such event happens?

When I am taken to a log in page or an account page on several completely different websites, I can see random peoples personal information like their full names, email addresses and phone numbers. When I go to one website, it automatically logs in to someone else's account and I have no idea who the person is. each time I click on the link, it brings up a new random person's account and info. It's not just happening on one website. I have no idea how this is happening and I worry that my account information is popping up on other peoples screens just like theirs is popping up on mine. I don't even know who to contact to try to resolve the problem. I even tried to call the Federal Trade Commision, but they didn't seem to care or want to help.

I found out while trying to figure out if it was possible to reload while going back or forward that shift-clicking the arrow in private mode opens the page from the arrow in a new, non-private window. I can't decide if this is normal behaviour or a bug.

Feb 4, 2020. This started 2 or 3 weeks ago. No problem before then. I click on the shield in the toolbar. That takes me to a pop up window where I click on "Protection Settings" which takes me to the page "about:preferences#privacy#. I go to the section headed "Logins & passwords" and I check the boxes on "Autofill logins and passwords" and "Ask to save logins and passwords for websites". I close the page, then close Firefox. Sometimes when I reopen Firefox the box is still checked. Sometimes it is unchecked and my logins and passwords do not show up on the sites where I saved them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I basically like the search suggestions feature, and I want it to pull suggestions from my bookmarks. But I don't want to pull suggestions from ALL of my bookmarks. Isn't there a way to exclude specific bookmark folders from suggestions?

An example of a similar feature would be how in macOS you can prevent Spotlight from searching certain folders. I want to do that for Firefox's search suggestions.

Thank you.

After installing the new version 69.0 of Firefox for ARM64 (KHADAS) I didn't find anymore the option for enabling DRM in the preferences. How I configure this new Firefox for allowing videos with digital rights?

This has occurred with two different Windows 10 pc's on the same network. It has only happened once on each pc. I copied the page address which is below. This link no longer produces the same page that was viewed.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-browser-welcome-pages?utm_source=mozilla.org-firefox-welcome-1&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=welcome-1-monitor&utm_content=stay-ahead-hackers&entrypoint=mozilla.org-firefox-welcome-1

Having recently confirmed a pc was hacked on this network should I be concerned?

Hi: up until this past week, when I opened FF the websites I wanted to auto Long into did just that until I cleared Caches and Cookies.

The log in ID and PW stil populate with the passwords ******** but I manually have to log. The problem is when I close FF th enext time I have to re-log n which what was populated. How can I get this last part working again?

I am not even sure how in the world to explain what info I need. Please be patient, because I don't want a bunch of answers that don't answer this very important question to me: when you type in your email, or user name, which ever is required to log into a website, how it is that the user name is remembered? Which part of the browser is recalling the user name and how do you stop it? I never ever allow browsers to remember/retain passwords. Now, I am having real concern about the part of the browser that recalls user name and whatever else. I went to log into a site, Amazon, and I usually don't even have to type the full email when my full email appears. It is a common thing for all of us. But I see a half dozen of my other emails and possible user names -- as though someone was trying to log in and used a name that I would never use. It was abusive, too. I have a strong feeling, too, that this mozilla site, some people in this site, do not honor people's privacy. I cannot see how in the world anyone could create something like that otherwise. You would have to have access to an individual's browser in their notebook, and use it to try to log into sites, there were a few of them, using various user names. How can one do that? Well some of those people who lurk around here pretending to help, but don't have enough to do and don't know what being professional means. Anyone here who would dare violate anyone's privacy can be charged with a crime. that is theft and worse. To use someone's browser to try to log into sites like Amazon. To be guessing at user names, and making some up. I never use anything but what I actually use, so to see my emails and usernames, PLUS made up names that someone thinks they might use, or someone here thinks oh this woujld be funny, is the worst kind of business that will get mozilla right off the map here. Please how do I get in touch with the creators of this? I can take a screen shot. I have done that before. No browser recalls any thing unless it is has been used and is stored. That is how the user name is recalled, but how could that happen if I never used that specific name? Who could have done that? Please if I need to explain better, ask. This is very important. Very important.

I need to find my Firefox Password to be able to install Firefox to my smartphone, too. Is it somewhere in the profile of the program? I entered the Mozilla Support with my credentials automatically (as I do for sync), but I cannot remember my password. Please, help. Thank you!

Hi All,

This would be my fist post - so I do apologise if I have done something wrong.

While this isnt necessarily a "problem" per se, It is a feature I would like to suggest in future updates of Firefox.

I currently use the password store and sync feature of Firefox to remember my passwords, and I HAVE set a master password on my account, which prompts me to input it once when the browser is opened up a fresh.

My problem is, I have a personal computer at home that I use myself, but I often leave my browser open (as it will only really be me using it.) so once I have put in my master password - anyone else who might use the browser could technically just go to a website, and use the auto fill feature.

I ideally would like something that before firefox autofills the log in details that you stored, it should ask for the master password each time, just to confirm it is you - or at least make it a feature that you can toggle on and off so you can choose between this method and the traditional method like it is now.

I would like this because I dont necessarily want to lose the content in my browser every time I get up from my desk because Firefox will just allow anyone to use the autofill once the password is inserted.

Unless this feature is already there - but I can seem to find it?

Thanks again!