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I've recently been using Firefox for work, due to this I use a cisco VPN, but everytime I turn it on, fire fox stops working by saying that the proxy refused the connection. I tried using chrome and it worked fine. I've rebooted my router and phone but still same the issue keeps happening, this doesn't happen when using Firefox on VPN on my laptop, just on my phone. Any help on this?

Phone: Samsung S22 Firefox version: 132.0.2

Receive following error message on iPad when connecting to phpMyAdmin: Failed to set session cookie See attachments: IOS and Model screenshot Login page - note the web address Error message - note the address in web bar truncated In Settings-About it shows Firefox 132.0 (46741) I have Firefox on my laptop and can connect with no problem. If I use Safari on iPad I can connect.

How to disable Mixed Content Blocking for site in Firefox for Android?

I have site that needs to get some resources from HTTP in my private network. But Mixed Content prevents me from doing this. However, in the desktop version I can disable blocking for the site. But I can't find a similar option in the android version.

I think I need a walk-through with links to focus what I'm missing. Short version, I need TBird Android to backup/save private keys so I can take them and import them to TBird in my Kali Linux and Windows installs so everything uses the same keys.

Longer story: I'm finally digging in to Thunderbird (coming away from Outlook client) using GMail. I'm doing this because I am beginning to migrate away from Windows to Linux so I need something neutral and capable. As of today I'm not completely off Windows so I need to dual boot for a while. And as a bonus, TBird for Android was just released.

First, A month ago I got TBird running in both OS's. I wanted to set up digital signatures and encryption because I'm interested in security and.. why not. Under WIN TBird I started the key generation, but then it pushed me down a road to say I needed to purchase a service from a Cert Auth to use SMIME. Possible would be DigiCert for about $75/yr and I googled and found SSL.com is spoken well about for $14/yr or $20 for 2-yr. I haven't gone that far yet. First question.. do I NEED and S/MIME cert to encrypt and sign?

Now I've discovered TBird for Android was released. I got it going and in its e2e section it also allowed key generation and usage for encryption and signature. Now I'm second guessing the need for the cert. I did that there, published it to keys.openpgp.org, made it public And now I want to sync my new key-set between my 3 instances of TBird.

Next issue is that I cant seem to find where I can export/back up my private key from TBird Android. Next I will need to move it to my PC (securely.. not using one drive.. etc) so my 2 instances of TBird here can import it.

So like I opened up with, I think I (and maybe the community at large) needs a walk-through of the links to the steps to accomplish setting up encryption, and backing up/moving it over to other instances of ThunderBird.

(Wouldn't an account login for TBird be useful to sync settings the way Firefox does right about now?)

Thanks all. -Guy

Hi all, I have an issue with Firefox for android version 133.0 When connecting to the VPN (F6 access), i see from f5 logs that my proxy pac is applied with port 3128 but: every connection is refused Can you help please?

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I use Firefox nightly and about a month ago using mobile data completely broke. Everytime with every site it says "Connection timed out". Every single other application and browser works on my phone with mobile data but not Firefox. I've tried reinstalling Nightly and installing the regular version but the issue persists. I do use a tracker blocking application but I have Firefox completely whitelisted in it and it's been working fine before.

I downloaded foxfire focus on my pixel phone. When I sign into my e-mail and certain websites the browser is showing not secure. I try to login from that phone but couldn’t because the links didn’t work.

Can’t get pictures it flashes up so quickly can’t catch a picture. What would cause browser not being secure.

All of a sudden I cannot access common sites like the postal service. A note says I do not have access and gives an error code:73640084513950300371530676155619816679720034968299102359

It has happened on more than one site, both https

Hi. I have been having problems with Firefox. I can not open the app for a few hours and when I do I get a grey screen. I also notice that the padlock at the top of the screen has a red line through it.

I check the padlock and it shows the connection is not secure, even on google sometimes. It also takes forever for the page for reload itself and then it becomes secure and only then can I move to a different tab as I can't do that when the connection is unsecure. I also can't reload the page as it doesn't do anything.

When the page finally goes back to normal it only last so long before the page ends up unsecure when I've not visited the app for a while again. This is getting beyond annoying now.

Sometimes things go really bad when this unsecure connection occurs because the whole app will sometimes restart and I'll have lost all my open tabs, which when I check the recent closed tabs area it doesn't show them because they weren't closed manually which is also annoying.

Hope something can be done about these problems. I sometimes get the unsecure connection on the Firefox Nighty but that seems to refresh the tab within a few seconds of my opening the app.

Just today all my bookmarks , every other site that I try, shows "address not found" and Also each site shows "Your connection is not secure".

I have only 1 add-on, UBlock Origin. Whether this is OFF or ON doesn't matter.

HTTPS-Only Mode : OFF or ON doesn't matter.

I've also re-installed Firefox Android, no change.

Also cleared the cache.

Thanks, Rod

PS: WiFi & Cell connection very good.