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When I log into my Bank account on line, it saves my Account number which I don't want for security reasons. I am unable stop this. Can someone help me please. I have seen one suggestion. "Settings/History/Change to "use custom settings in History, then remove check "Remember search and form history". this DOES NOT WORK. Any other help please?

Hello. My Windows 10 suddenly crashed, so I reinstalled on a new hard drive, with the latest version of Firefox. My old Firefox, was completely up to date but still used the Key3.db file for my saved logins, and it will not work with the newest version. I tried creating a new profile and pasting the logins.json and key3.db files, as suggested by an old Firefox KB article, but that doesn't work any more. Is there any way for me to get the saved logins out of the older JSON file with the Key3 file? I desperately need help with this, and would appreciate any that someone could give.

Regards, Brian Mercer.

After updating Firefox this morning on my main PC, I noticed that it didn't ask for my primary password.

I then noticed that it wasn't filling in passwords automatically.

My primary password has disappeared as well as my stored passwords. When I try to set a primary password it tells me that it can't change the password.

I tried creating a new profile and that didn't fix it.

I can use firefox on other devices and all the information is there. But I can't get my passwords on my primary PC.

How do I fix this?

i'm running Firefox 105.0.1 (64-bit) on a Win 11 PC.

I get this when connecting to the National Lottery. How can I permit connection? Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to www.national-lottery.co.uk. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR

   The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
   Please contact the web site owners to inform them of this problem.

I submitted a question regarding thunderbird spam issues ... it then said to go to your community support to view my question and answer ... no matter what i do i can't get to your community support posted questions and answers board ... specifically how do i get there ?

When I use your spam checker it removes a lot more than I want. I can use the filter method but is too cumbersome to set up all the fields for one email address. Is there a way to individually tag an email address in my inbox so it will automatically be blocked or moved to junk or deleted for all future emails they send ?

Hi! A vendor of a solution we use suggested unchecking the "Cookies" and "Tracking content" under "Privacy & Security" settings in the "Custom" section to help with an issue encountered using their services. Those settings look like global settings that would affect all the websites visited, not just the vendors'. Is that correct? What are the implications here? Would this mean giving up Firefox protections?

This is scaring me. Why do I have to surrender so much control to use. I keep getting a popup which says, "Take control of your person data!......Block most trackers as you browse.....Add DuckduckGo to firefox.

AND THEN it looks as if you want to take total control of my computer!

 https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/permission-request-messages-firefox-extensions?as=u&utm_source=inproduct#w_access-your-data-for-all-websites

Why do you want so much control over my computer??

Please explain.

[rephrased question] Under Tools > Account Settings > [account] Server Settings > Security Settings > Connection security is the option for SSL/TLS. How would you configure a shared host mailserver for this in cPanel? Would it require a different certificate from web/https if the same domain?

Hi! The problem is that I lost my password to Gmail account. I'm only able to get access to it via Thunderbird since it nicely stores the passwords. Earlier I used to recover passwords simply by asking Thunderbird to show me my password. But now I see something encoded there and it completely doesn't look like my password. Probably thats because Gmail migrated to Oauth2 authorization and Thunderbird made its adjustments accordingly. Is there still any possibility to recover my original password from Thunderbird. I'm afraid of uncertain experiments because I can completely loose that account which is very old and valuable to me. I've tryed to recover my password via google but it doesn't work since I hadn't provided any additional recovery information to Gmail. My bad. Thank you!

Hey! I had some precious data on Firefox send that i want to retreive. But since it seems to have shut down, how do I get that data back? I really need it since my website heavily depends on it. Thanks in advance, Regards Team Communityinfluencer Communityinfluencer

I am not able to log into the Centralized Automotive Reservation System and keep getting a message that it is an insecure connection when I have been able to log in in the past.

I CAN'T LOCATE MY PASSWORD TO LOG IN. NO MATTER WHAT I DO IT ASKS FOR MY PASSWORD. I COMPLETELY UNINSTALLED THUNDERBIRD EMAIL AND DOWNLOADED IT AGAIN. FIRST THING ASK IS ENTER YOU PASSWORD....WHAT GIVES THANKS RON

Hello, I am a bit concerned, as Firefox never before acted this way. Has this been reported? 0. Few weeks ago computer froze, after restart, bookmarks that I had made new had disappeared and old ones appeared, as if firefox reversed to previous saved setting from hour before freezing of computer.

Now, the main ones that have been happening during last week: 1. Firefox randomly downloaded (twice during last week) some random file with random letters, for example " H3jO5Ni4m.htm". It was always one file, that was a ".htm" file, and it had 0 bites. I uploaded the file to virustotal and it brought me to this: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855/detection

I then googled about this specific problem with Firefox downloading a 0 byte .htm file, and it has been happening to people for last 6 months, not many cases, but some,still. Peoples comments implied that this is harmless and that it is a bug of Firefox.

2. Firefox today,about half an hour ago logged me out of most websites, not all, but most. Firefox never ever behaved this way and it happens only to Firefox, not any other browser that I own.

During last week I scanned my computer in both normal and safe mode with: Eset Online Scanner (a one time useantivirus program), Avast, Roguekiller, Malwarebytes, Mbar (Malwarebytes anti malware), and never found anything. I consider these programs most reliable, and have been using them for years.

Is it a bug of this specific version of Firefox please? I have version 105.0.1 (64-bit) and problem 1 and 2 happened since then I think.

Hey friends,

I'm experiencing an issue with Firefox only (Edge and Chrome are fine) with a specific site/certificate and was hoping someone had some advice.

The site in question is github.ourcompany.com, which has a certificate issued with the following:

Subject Common Name: *.github.ourcompany.com

And the following Subject Alt Names: DNS: *.github.ourcompany.com DNS: *.github DNS: github.ourcompany.com DNS: github IP: 10.x.x.x

When I browse to https://github.ourcompany.com, I get a SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN message, even though github.ourcompany.com is a valid SAN. I'm wondering if this is to do with validation rules regarding wildcard SANs, or perhaps the order of the SANs. Has anyone seen this before?