Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

When I open my Yahoo browser I get a pop up asking for my "Primary password". I checked in the Task Manager and it is present as Firefox that when I end that task then the popup goes away. I am already signed in to my Firefox Acct. I screenshot the popup below. It will return several time even if I "X" out or hit cancel. There is no other information no matter where I click on that box. I do not put any passwords in the box for fear of scam/virus/spoof ETC.

I discovered that yahoo search was sitting in my firefox browser...laptop windows 10. I followed instructions to refresh firefox. It seems to be successful. Should I do anything else or just carry on?

When I attempt to login to a captcha protected account it won't stop with the verification. I have to answer the captcha picture puzzle 30 or more times. After this occurred on several different sites I finally tried Google. The captcha worked the first or second time.

What gives with this? I dislike using Google, but FF may leave me no choice.

Windows 10 (latest version)

i want to auto logout when close firefox.

in another words,

I want to login manually when starts firefox each time.

login means 'firefox account'. but, login form of third party websites.

please someone knows, please help me.

i always get logged out of all my signed in accounts after i restart my laptop/close the browser, and i don't want to log back in every single time i open up the browser. Can anyone help me?

PS: i already used the custom history setting, where i want the browser to clear everything except logins & cookies.

While trying to fix Firefox's massive memory leaks, I went to Help/Troubleshooting/Add-Ons and found these, which are NOT in the usual Manage Add-ons page:

Amazon.com extension Bing extension

ClearURLs extension <-- Oops! I actually installed this, to try to trim URLs of all the tracking crap when I paste one into a Facebook comment.

DuckDuckGo extension eBay extension Wikipedia (en) extension

All of the other extensions listed are ones I installed and wish to keep. EVERY time I install Firefox, I go to the One-Click Search Engines list and remove all but Google.

I don't know how these wormed their way in, but they don't seem to add any functionality for me.

I am dealing with what appears to be a browser issue. When I try to log in to my Mint account using Firefox, it requires me to verify that I am not a robot. Then using reCAPTCHA it brings up a set of images that I click. After clicking each set it keeps bringing up new sets of images and prevents me from logging in.

When I contacted Mint they said I needed to clear cookies in Firefox. So I cleared cookies and still cannot log in. It keeps throwing new sets of images at me over and over. I have been easily able to log in to Mint using Firefox in the past, but just recently it will not allow me to log in. I do not understand why.

I chatted with Mint who told me to use Chrome. I tried using Chrome and I can log in using Chrome. Why can't I log in using Firefox?

Also, is it feasible to offer a chat window to discuss this problem?

Ron Hadsall ronhadsall@gmail.com

I go to a website and need to upload a file. I click the upload file button on the web page and the pop up will not appear. I've done every option imaginable for Pop-ups to no avail.

What security setting am I missing?

It works in chrome which I prefer not to use but I suppose I'll make the switch if I have to.

Regards,

I'm running Windows 10. I have set my default location with Windows Maps.

Firefox ignores it.

Can I force Firefox to ignore ISP responses and use my default location instead?

i try to get into my account of gmail, mkore than 5 times i have to try. I know the password and it doesnt make anything, almost I have one password that gave me FIREFOX ACCOUNT and it doesnt work. Probably somebody is using my account of gmail: amorzero951@gmail.com, because usually I´ve been used rented computers becaise in my country its commun if you dont have your owns computer.

I have used Firefox for many years but it recently has been taken over by Via Health and Google. I am unable to delete the ads and when I search for a topic, Google returns several questions (pertinent to the search topic) instead of finding the web site. Its an endless loop of question. Please advise how to delete via health ads and google unusual behavior. I have had to switch to MS edge to conduct any search.

While on line with Chess King I receive a popup generated by Firefox: Firefox must send information that will repeat any action that was performed earlier. How can I stop this from happening causing a reset of the information on my screen?

Where do I locate the list of saved passwords in Firefox? The current password manager (Firelock) only allows me to remove passwords one at a time.

I have over 1000 passwords on my machine 90% of them are not mine.

So please tell me where the file for saved password is om my machine so I can either delete the list completely, and start it again, or so that I can edit it with a text Editor.

This is not a Chrome machine.

I’m have a hard time with my account on google with my email I have someone that is changing my passwords every time He change I change it back so I’m trying to put it so where or trying to do something to keep him from changing it again I don’t know what to do

I saved a password and user name for a site but I cannot remember it and cannot access the site. I tried calling the helpline for the site but they were unable to change the information that was saved. How do I access the site?bold text

This fixed my problem with question mark boxes (which I have seen, then not seen, then seen again over versions of FF on a Mac): https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1178462

But the answer is 3 years old and nearly 30 FF versions ago, and furthermore requires lowering security. Is there a newer, better solution for fixing the problem with seeing question mark boxes instead of glyphs for certain fonts? (And one that doesn't require me to constantly toggle "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above" in Preferences, which only works sometimes anyway.)