Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

Tonight when I tried to get onto Firefox it took about 5minutes or so before the site came up which is unusual because it normally comes up immediately and it is faster than my previous browser which was Google Chrome. When it did finally show on the screen a site called "Linked in" came up and sent a message saying that it was sorry for any problems that I was having. The another icon came up on the Firefox homepage saying that it had block a social network. Then a privacy notice from Google came up and asked me to agree to all its privacy settings. I am not sure whether I should agree to the privacy settings or whether the other messages are linked in some way. Regards Mark

The Log in of my banking software does not work any more under Fire Fox. I tried with MS Explorer with the same Log in Data and got in without any problem. There must be something adjusted in Firefox, which does not allow me to join in, but what I do not know.

Any Idea ? I suppose it is the security adjustment. Thanks in advance!

OK I was stupid!

In an attempt to clean up my windows 10 firefox settings I deleated all the tokins I didnt recognize, that was a lot if not most of them as I have never heard of their names.

Now Firefox will not open any page, saved, history or new always giving the ful page error message (attached).

Please help. I like Firefox, rather a lot but Im typing this on Microsoft Edge!!

Thank you ( I hope)

Harris County Library put up a new website

https://www.hcpl.net/blog/2019/08/welcome-new-hcplnet

Using Firefox the site never recognizes my PIN. I have to always go to my email and re-enter a PIN. Using Safari I don't have this problem and I don't need to go through this procedure.

What can I do in my preferred browser, Firefox, to get it to recognize my library PIN?

Very much appreciate any help you may have. THANKS

Hi,

when opening an internal website like host.domain.private, FF opens a Goggle Search with that hostname, thus exposing internal information to Google and writes at the top of the window a text like "Did you want to open http://host.domain.private? Yes,... / No".

Does anybody know how to stop FF from doing that?

Thank you very much!

Cheers

Ich bin ganz schön erschrocken, wie ich ausspioniert werden könnte, oder getrackt oder wie auch immer. Gibt es eine Generaleinstellung in Ff um dies zu unterbinden? Diese Frage kommt von Peter

FF 77.01 and previous versions login and password that are saved does not work correctly. When trying to login to Apple forum it will show a login name which does not show in FF "logins and password" or I have to type the whole login name before the password is recognized. The problem is it is not consistant when logging into Apple forum I may click on the login and it works or I click on login and have to enter my logiin acount. Another problem is I click on the login name and it shows 2 login names one correct the other doesn't exist in the "loging and password" field.

Why does this occur?

Hi,

For some unknown reason, Firefox does not prompt me for the master password. This started happening after I opened quite a lot of tabs few weeks back. The prompt used to pop up on Firefox start up. But now it doesn't. I would have to do something to manually pop up the prompt. By something I mean, trying to save a password on a site, go to login page of a site, click on view logins etc. I'm not sure why this odd behavior is been shown. Any clues on how I could debug the issue?

After putting in my username and password, at a site I frequently access, it asks me a 'confirm identity' question. This happens each time I sign in, even though I check the box saying I am using a trusted computer.

Is the cookie clearing function of CCleaner 100% redundant for those who use only Firefox as a browser and choose settings that delete all or nearly cookies when the browser closes? Ideally, I would like to dispense with CCleaner for cookie clearance and depend only on my Firefox browser settings for that. [The various other functions of CCleaner, and its overall value, are not part of my question.]

I have been looking into hosting my own firefox send server. Does anyone know ways I can secure the server so that malicious files or other inappropriate content is not hosted on my server?

In Firefox 78.0.2, the dialog for Autoplay looks ghostly. All other dialogs (e.g., Location, Camera, Microphone, Virtual Reality, etc) are raised and display as expected. It seems that the dialog for Autoplay does not raise to the front. It is rendering behind other elements.

It's faux modal window...a "fauxdal".

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the "Privacy & Security" section of the Preferences (about:preferences#privacy)
2. Click on "Settings..." button for Autoplay

Screencaps uploaded; one showing normal, expected modal display (for Location Permissions), the other showing the "fauxdal" condition. In the latter, the screencap was marked up to draw attention to the ghostly window corners and title. Notice the I-beam cursor in both images, as it was positioned over the Search field.

I forgot the password for my second firefox account, whenever i try to initiate the password change i would get an email from Firefox Accounts <accounts@firefox.com> with links but unfortunately the link and as a matter of fact the whole email is kind of broken, the link the i was provided was sending me to the the firefox accounts page and it says "Bad Request" Invalid parameter:ui, i can't log in, i cant change passwords, i tried multiple times but no solutions so far. tried refreshing, tried copying the link manually, something is missing.

When I download a document from an email or a website, I receive a message that Firefox has successfully "sanitized" the document. Then I discover that the hyperlinks, such as an RSVP, no longer work. How can I stop Firefox from destroying hyperlinks?

Is encryptionbarracuda part of Firefox? I went to passwords thru Firefox and there are two entities saving passwords. Firefox is one line, or gmail is being saved by firefox, then another entity named encryptionbarracuda.net. Are these both safe or should I remove the "...barracuda" software who I guess is also saving passwords. If barracuda is not part of Firefox, I will delete it.

Hi, is there a way to add a check before I view my passwords. It feels like anyone can just click on logins and passwords, click on a password and view it provided they have access to my pc.

I received a notice supposedly from Firefox that my main email has been breached. I tried to follow the instructions to correct that but was unsuccessful. If the message is not from Firefox, I guess that's good. Nevertheless, I want to know if I have a problem and, if so, how to correct it.