I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Hi, I'd like to get rid of the status bar at the bottom left corner. I know it goes away and it seems impossible to remove. But is there any way to remove it? I add an image to show what I want to remove. Thanks in advance!

My bank will no longer allow access to online banking. They say I have Firefox version 77 and that I need version 107 or higher. How do I get 107 installed on my desktop?

I've got a pretty simple question here.

I do work thru a website doing data entry. One of the forms has a "copy this data to all similar fields" button. When I used to use Chrome, I could click the button and it would work with no pop-up dialogue. In Firefox, it creates the dialogue below (mozillahow2.png) asking me to confirm that I want to copy the data. It has an option to prevent the page from creating additional diologues.

I tried ticking the box but, unfortunately, this prevents the copy-to-all function in the website from working at all; it blocks the dialogue completely rather than defaulting to "yes, confirm" etc.

I'm just wondering how I can tinker around and make this work like it does in Chrome. It's a minor inconvenience but one I would like to optimize.

Thanks! -LDStrait//Chilperic Fanethegn

We have a website with self-signed certificate and when the site is loaded for first time, a warning is given and we click on "Accept the risk and continue" to load the site. This behavior is acceptable as we have a self-signed certificate. After, logging in, we have an iframe in dashboard ( url in same domain) which doesn't get loaded [Empty screen without any prompts]. In chrome browser, after clicking on continue for the first time the site gets loaded, the iframe also gets loaded properly. In the same way, iframe is expected to load in safari browser as we have already agreed to continue(when site is loaded for first time) and url is also from same domain. Please guide me on how to resolve this issue.