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Recently, WSJ ad, ad for a casino game, and other ads, have been pulling up Google Play Store on my Galaxy A10e. I was also noticing that my settings were changed back to the default settings. I suspected the updates for Firefox was the problem. I happened to check the settings after one of these ads came up in Candy Crush, also knowing the Firefox settings were correct for me, and found the settings were back to default. I have my phone as up-to-date as possible. It's a disturbing an ad in a separate app could change something basic in Firefox for Android.

David

Bonjour cher communauté,

voici depuis ce matin j'essaie d'accéder à un site sur lequel j'ai fait sauvegarder mes données d'identifications, seulement lorsque j'ouvre le site rien ne se passe et quand je tente de vouloir vérifier le mot de passe sauvegarder dans les settings je reçois encore cette image jointe.

Le problème est que je ne vois pas où inserer le mot de passe firefox pour accéder à mes mots d epasses sauvegardes.

pouvez vous m'aider svp Merci d'avance

A while ago Firefox for Android started giving prompts to open links in native apps while using private mode. It really doesn't make much sense to have this feature in private mode, as this obviously defeats the purpose of private browsing. I couldn't find any option to turn this off specifically for private mode. There is an option to turn this feature off completely, but that's not what I'm looking for. How do I get rid of this?

I tried looking up a few things in the FAQ for (Firefox for IOS,)… updates… but unfortunately, it WILL NOT SHOW ME any of those articles (I think it C showed 4 articles the article.

The below image is supposed to be a page to help me change my email for “Cash App”.

I have been using an Android & it comes up as 3 separate phones. (One for when I use Samsung Internet & one for when I’m using chrome/google..?????)

I don’t know what’s going on, but someone is either hacking my emails through Google or through my phone #. My Google maps doesn’t even go on the roads I walk or drive on. It shows be cutting across fields & driving over or through buildings. Not just when I’m in my car, but anywhere I go & with whomever.

I'm currently using Canvas for school. Whenever I click on a link that will take me to McGraw Hill, it gives me this error: JWT String argument cannot be null or empty. What can I do to fix this?

Hello, a locally hosted application has a web interface which tries to send a data (POST request) to a remote resource (which is under my control) yet the web browser (Firefox ESR 128.9.0esr) blocks this resource request saying in a developer console (F12) this:

• NS_ERROR_GENERATE_FAILURE(NS_ERROR_MODULE_SECURITY, MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERT)

• Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://myRemoteServerIP/request.php. (Reason: CORS request did not succeed). Status code: (null).

I suspect that the CORS blocking is a result of the first (SSL) error, AI also told me that I can configure my remote server/resource (e.g., using Apache, Nginx, or PHP) to include the necessary CORS headers in its responses and indeed the remote server of mine has such lines inside a PHP script that is receiving the request: header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *'); header('Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST'); header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *');

The remote resource (server) is using self-signed SSL certificate and it is referenced using IP instead of a domain name.

When I try to do the same request via Private browsing window (without extensions), there is no NS_ERROR about self-signed cert. but only CORS one. When I try browser Librewolf 137.0.2-1 (my FF version is older: 128.9.0), the request is NOT blocked, is OK..

My main aim is not to avoid blocking in my browser, but in all main browsers for everyone.

Is it so that this kind of blocking is default behavior in browsers? Is there please any way to avoid that, beside getting a domain name and CA signed SSL certificate?

I have been hacked for 3 years now by the same hacker. He gets into my firefox account and changes my password and settings in the app. Is there some way i can get better security for myself on firefox. This is the only browser i can use now. He has all the other browsers hacked. On the app where it says siri shortcuts he has it locked so i cant stop it from being used by him.Is there any way to open that up so he cant use siri against me. Thank you, Deborah Haley

how to protect my user name and password to avoid hacker accesibilty because every time he calling to offering products by email, i need support to protect about it.

Hi All, :-)

I *know* (from various on-line posts over the years) that the accepted wisdom is that Thunderbird does *not* cache the TLS Certificates of the MDA(s) that it connects too - however, I can come to no other conclusion but this based on the information and investigations I have been able to gather over the last several days.  :-(

Our MDA (Dovecot, with Postfix and back-ended by MariaDB) hosts a number of Email Domains, each with its own Let's Encrypt Certificate. Our Thunderbird clients correctly "obtain" (via SNI) the correct(?) TLS Certificate from the MDA for each given Email Domain - or at least, "obtains" the *old* (ie out of date / expired) Certs.

And here's the thing: I've just spent the last 2 days trying to work out why the "old" certs are still being "obtained".

I've:

• Gone over the Dovecot (and Postfix) configs - nothing, all correct
• Searched the Storage of the actual servers - only Certificates found are the *new* (ie renewed) ones
• Confirming that the Certificates located are correct by inspecting them (using Step-CLI) - yes, they are correct
• Cross-confirming (vi OpenSSH) that the correct (new) certificates are being server by Dovecot - yes, they are
• Checked that the "old" Certificates do not exist *anywhere* on the mail server, the local PCs (Rocky Linux with KDE), nor the database server (on the server or in the database itself)
• Cleaned the Thunderbird Certificate Stores of all but CA Certificates

And yet, Thunderbird bitches and complains that the MDA's Certificates are "out of date", and when I ask Thunderbird to show me the offending Cert it presents the correct (for the relevant Email Domain) but "old" (ie expired) Certificate.

So, could someone please help me out in working out WTF is going on?  :-)

And, FTR, I'm quite ready to "eat humble pie" if it turns out I've gone and Fire-trucked something - so feel free to tell me so if that's the case  :-)

Thanks in advance

Dulux-Oz

I will probably get, no answers available.

I tried to sign into Quora and was given only one option and it was an incorrect email address. I can access Quora.com but members get addition benefits.

Any suggestions on what to try next?

I am using an Acer Aspire 5 laptop with lots of memory and Windows 11.

So as of this week from out of the blue, like I'm watching something or reading and Firefox will download random files. I don't dare to click on them, what are they and can I make Firefox stop downloading these?