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Explain why I get a message saying that the website is not secure when it is. I have been using this for months with no issues but in the last 3 days it has become a huge issue. It crashes and will not come back up for hours. I need a explanation yesterday

Hi. I am asking for help: how to protect with a password (preferably master) any access to the browser (and not only to logins), where there is simultaneous synchronization between several devices. Currently it works like this: I run FF, a popup appears for entering the password. I do not enter the password, I close the popup with "x". And thus I have access to everything that was previously open in the browser (in the previous session). If the user was logged in, I also have access to it. And I would like the use of "x", failure to enter a password, or entering an incorrect one to result in, for example, closing FF. So that there is no access to FF content

Thank you in advance for your help

Way to duplicate problem.

on MacOS Sonoma 14.5 (23F79) Using Firefox Desktop 128.0.2 (64-bit) (intel architecture)

Visit https://www.eventbrite.com/ Click Verify Security icon at left of address bar. Click Connection Secure Click More Information Click View Certificate A tab opens, showing the certificate details. Leave that tab open

Visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/ Follow same process A new tab isn't opened - as the certificate is the same. The issue is - without the ability to side by side compare, it's difficult to know that the certificate is the same, for a beginner.

Resolution: Visit other websites, then the certificate details tab is duplicated.

I think the image I attached might be a faux Firefox page. I think I did click on update earlier today before noticing the page is pretty empty. If I did so, what damage might it have done?

Is there a chance a hacker took over my whole Firefox account? I ask because just after that I was prompted to enter my info on the Mozilla help page. I couldn't remember my p/w, so I created a new one. This evening, when I tried to log in to the Mozilla support section, I had to create another new p/w. Then, when I tried to enter a secondary address as suggested, the page returned the message that another account was already using that address.

Can you help me sort this out? Might I have two Mozilla accounts? (It would be unlikely that neither of them would be recorded in my list of p/w's.) How can I check?

Thanks for your attention. If you need an e-mail address, please use RJHMM@juno.com. I will also check my primary address, though.

Tried to set up a secondary e-mail acct but screen says another account is already using it.

I have a million accounts because I am relentlessly harassed and hacked. All of my accounts. I could not say for sure but maybe it has something to do with divorce...maybe not. Idk. Im no expert and I have no idea where to go or how to make it stop. I have done all the changing passwords and just making another account but its ridiculous. Whoever changes my recovery info and I am helpless. It drives me nuts!

since fire fox update i keep getting log in errors as below with a different number

You don't have permission to access "/secure/account/Login" on this server.

I am on macos 14.5, and Firefox 128.0

I have enabled "Require device sign in to fill and manage passwords.". Which should ask for device authentication when I try to do anything with the saved passwords. And it does that when I go to "My passwords" and try to access them.

But, it doesn't ask for device authentication when I am using saved passwords on login forms. Is this intended? Anyone can go to the login form, fill the saved password without authentication and then see it.

I have attached an image and here is a screen recording of it of it - https://streamable.com/orf1gj

Under Privacy and Security, Version 128.0 deleted the radio box allowing us to Clear History excepting Current Logins. Will my current email login now be deleted when I use the Clear History function?