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I sent a message about 4 hours ago stating that I thought someone had fraudulently created an account with my information. I had to create a new password to report the problem. I have now received another email saying changes have been made to my account!!!! I want this account shut down immediately!!! It is not me!!! Please help!!!

j'utilise un ordinateur qui proviens de mon étabissement scolaire et j'aimerais savoir s'ils peuvent obtenir des informations sur ce que je cherche même si c'est sur la connexion de chez moi et que je suis en mode navigation privée.

My name is Jean and I'm very interested to know how insert an image, picture to the site. I have the same problem when I want to put a picture to my profile with Instagram.

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On my other cellphone I had another email address that I really wanted to keep. But, one day in Google I tried to get signed in. I could not signin. I had to create another account. Is it possible that Firefox can recognize two of my Google emails under one browser? Thereby, be able to check both of my emails in Google email accounts. Not necessarily at the same time.

I sent a message about 4 hours ago stating that I thought someone had fraudulently created an account with my information. I had to create a new password to report the problem. I have now received another email saying changes have been made to my account!!!! I want this account shut down immediately!!! It is not me!!! Please help!!!

HOW IN THE H*** CAN YOU SUDDENLY UPDATE THIS APP AND PULL FEATURES LIKE EXTENSIONS WITHOUT NOTIFYING THE END USER AND AT LEAST GIVING THEM THE OPTION OF OPTING OUT OF THE UPDATE. I GET YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO UPDATE YOUR PRODUCT, BUT NO WARNING?!? FOR ALMOST 20 YEARS I HAVE USED MOZILLA/FIREFOX BROWSERS BECAUSE OF THE USEFULNESS OF EXTENSIONS. WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU? WHAT IS YOU PLAN HERE? IS THIS HOW IT ENDS? YOU SAY EXTENSIONS MAYBE BACK BY LATE 2020! ARE YOU INSANE?!? I'LL FIND A NEW BROWSER!

My phone is being controlled by someone else I had this issue with Verizon now I have cricket it still works off of AT&t or is through AT&t I don't know I can't get any help through cricket I didn't get any help through Verizon or McPhee or did you call secure they can absolutely I'll try to call Verizon before I get four digits into my number they hang my phone up they did it three times in a row they took pictures mom walking around you can clearly see the video I pick my phone up and I'm texting and my camera is recording I can't reset my phone right now the only reason I could possibly get anything out is because I switched to Firefox I would like to have help but everywhere I went they can't help me think they did they don't know what to do with it I'm already out any $2,000 to Verizon and then right here is another 200 what can I do I thought we had privacy there should be some civil rights I can't even get an email out that I know of or couldn't until I did switch to this browser it's possible that I can now I'm not for sure we'll find out

I didn't realize there was no official technical support for Thunderbird. Thank you for anyone who takes time to respond. Someone hacked into a personal email and used Thunderbird to synch and possibly download to their computer. I would like to see if POP vs IMAP was used. If I changed my email password to original account (earthlink) and they only used IMAP, would that mean they no longer have access to the old messages that they had previously synched and viewed through Thunderbird? Or would that only prevent them from viewing new emails - post change of earthlink passcode?

Firefox remebers how it was set login and page zoom whilst firefox is open as soon as firefox is closed it forgets everything and is not set to delete history or cookies on shutdown

On trying to download emails I often get a message saying "Cannot connect securely because this site uses a protocol which isn't enabled." I have to click on the message a dozen times before I can get the email. How can I enable all security protocols?

There is a site which uses self-signed certificate which i have to visit everyday but since the certificate it uses is untrusted i am unable to connect to it without experiencing some difficulties. How can i get rid of the untrusted certificate error

My Samsung Moto G6 recently got a security update. I just happened to be looking at it when it completed and the phone started up and saw a notification display for less 1 second that said "firefox geolocation services".

At first I thought the setting in FF had been changed by some update as Android apps update constantly. When I looked, it was still off. I saw an extra button to "learn more". You click that and scroll down to the bottom of the page and find yet another link for "learn more about opting out". That leads you to yet another page "https://location.services.mozilla.com/optout "

(So apparently turning off geolocation only stops FF from sharing it with websites but doesn't stop them from gathering that data themselves and using it for whatever they want).

On that last page I was informed I had to append "-nomap" to my routers SSID to prevent Firefox from using my geolocation data. They claim that this is a "common" way to stop many apps from gathering and using geolocation data.

Appending -nomap to my routers SSID (Lynksys EA2700) causes the parental control feature to malfunction.

I have 2 devices setup to block internet access during specific times. Appending -nomap to my SSID caused those devices internet access to be always blocked.

I appended -nomap to my routers SSID on 01.16.20 and didn't have any problem until today 01.25.20.

Rebooting the router didn't help.

Removing -nomap from the end of my SSID cured the problem and now the parental control work as before.

Having a switch to "turn off geolocation" that doesn't actually turn it off in the first place is, pardon my language, bullshit! Then having us dig through several layers of said "bullshit" to find a so called fix, is even worse.

On top of that your lame excuse and work around also causes problems with other hardware.

I am old and non-technical. I have manged over the years to turn off google search suggestions successfully in the past but, whatever I do my new computer running Windows 10 refuses to oblige. I have turned off suggestions in privacy and made the simple alteration in about:config to no avail. My homepage is google search engine and the I type my sserach in the google engine not in in any URL bar - if that makes sense. I have searched for possible resloutions in the user forum but they either tell me to turn off what I have already turned off or refer me to a Linux mint solution which even if I understood I feel is inappropriate. Unless i have a solution I think I will be forced to use chrome, safari or whatever. The add=ons that i use and my settings all seem to work in my previous computer Help please.

Fortinet (or Forticloud) all of a sudden started a couple weeks ago to deny my access to many websites when I click on the link in an article, etc. Never happened before. When I contacted Fortinet, they said maybe Firefox added this to my account. I prefer to delete this security measure. Does anyone know how? Thanks.

Using IE, I can import certificates and set up a security device once. Then when a new user logs onto that computer, their profile already has those certificates and security device set up. I want to do this in Firefox.

Right now, what I'm doing is copying the cert9.db and pkcs.txt files to a central location. Then, when a new user logs in, and they get a new Firefox profile, I copy those files to the new profile, overwriting what's already there. This is working, but it's still too much for non-computer users, and I can't always be there to do it.

I'd like to be able to set it up on the computer, in like an admin mode or something, and then users can come and go as they please, and I never have to worry about it again.

I, like most people, use ad-blockers (ABP) but ad providers are always discovering new ways to annoy; is there a way to prevent Firefox from creating new tabs and windows, or ask for user confirmation whenever such event happens?