Firefox 社群討論區

Is there any addon or feature within addons management icon (from toolbar) to Disable Extensions and Apps in one-click like Chrome has via this addon?

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/disable-extensions-and-ap/abmoaeegegigmhgfmdmlhkoghibgkpkj

https://browsernative.com/disable-chrome-extensions-apps/

I would like to know how do I set the DuckDuckGo browser extension on Firefox, to open YouTube videos? I do not use the DDG browser because I can't use talk to text on it. If it ever gets an update where I can use it, I will use it. For now the extension is fine but I would like to know how to open the videos because when I click on a video in my search results it does nothing

I Have boxes that keep Popping up on the screen for no reason and I don't want them to pop up , every time I click on something a box pops up and I have go to the top and click some where to get it go away but if I click on something else they come back, How do I stop This .

Hello. What the hell came out when I was watching the video on YouTube? I don't know this site and I don't visit anything except Pornhub. What could this be connected with?

Прокси moz-proxy://outl.lesbian.run:44863 запрашивает имя пользователя и пароль. Сайт сообщает: «Please enter your credentials & passwords»

I posted it as it came to me in the original, below I made an automatic translation in Google for you:

Proxy moz-proxy://outl.lesbian.run:44863 asks for a username and password. The site says: "Please enter your credentials & passwords"

I use Google for my search engine when using Firefox web browser. I've recently been getting a long list of ads / notifications in Google when I activate Google from Firefox. It does not interfere with the functioning of Google but I have no idea how this situation occurred. I am concerned about privacy and security. This does not happen when I use Chrome as my browser. I can access Google when I use Chrome as my search engine with no useless ads or notifications appearing in Google. Thank you Ken

The Avast Password Manager was deleted from task bar about 5 days ago or so-- 12/11/24. Why would Firefox do that and inconvenience its customers? It needs to be restored immediately and nowhere to find help on this matter. Avast is aware of the problem and so is Firefox but we, the customers, have no solution that is available. This encourages us to use Chrome instead. Is there a solution? Please advise.

As I am sure as with others, the extension for True Key no long functions on Mozilla. While I understand your need for them to comply with your rules, but just pulling the rug out from under its users without prior notification could have put some of us who use it for critical reasons a great deal of anxiety. Hopefully, you are collaborating with them to get the extension back on the browser.

The True Key extension from McAfee cannot be installed on Firefox. I have the latest updated version of Firefox 133.0.1 64 bit on my desktop Dell computer running Windows 11 Pro. When I try to install the True Key extension, a message pops up advising me that the extension cannot be installed due to a Firefox policy violation. I have reported the issue to McAfee for their action. Photo of the pop up message is attached.

How can I stop advertisers from changing my 'Settings' fields 'Home page and new windows' to their URL which brings up their page before I can enter my password? I'm on Linux Desk Top.

I can't seem to find some of my extensions in the browser toolbar, despite the fact that they are "enabled". These lost extensions include the Dark Reader and Apple Passkeys.

Hi, I am looking at an add-on for Firefox on addons.mozilla.org. It says "This add-on is not actively monitored for security by Mozilla. Make sure you trust it before installing." Under "More Information", it links to a Github page with source code. When "not actively monitored", does Mozilla at least check that the Github page linked to is what is being installed? The add-on is very simple and so I feel confident trusting the code on the Github page, but in clicking "Add to Firefox", I want to make sure that that is indeed the code I am adding.

Thanks!

Best regards, Nicholas

Ublock origin lite, enough said. Not sure why Mozilla wants to risk the security of people's computers but I guess if they really don't want them to use firefox anymore, that's their prerogative. I'm good without it.

I can see and manipulate my extensions in the little puzzle piece in my toolbar but when I go into settings all my extensions are gone, replaced by an extension I did not authorize. I was having difficulty with a pop-up on a news site that wanted me to turn off my add blocker or buy a subscription. When I go into the add browser and turn it off the website does not recognize that I have do this and keeps me from getting behind their pay wall. So I thought I would go into the settings and temporarily turn off the extension from there and that is when I discovered the lack of extensions in my settings.

The add on is AdBlocker Ultimate and the website is RawStory.com