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Is there any way to toggle protection settings for the optimizely somehow? I would like to prevent request blocking. The same problem occurs at least on one other PC with Linux, haven't checked on Win or Mac.

For some reason, I'm now completely unable to log in to iCloud through firefox, I'm presented with the following error message upon the site loading (screenshot below). I've tried restarting the browser in safe mode but it didn't solve the problem, not sure what's going on. Also after a few seconds, the page spits out an iCloud connection error, screenshot again, posted below.

See also: I've just noticed that the troubleshooting information section of this form is also completely broken for me, the "Share Data" button doesn't work, and the link to try manual steps just scrolls me to the top of the page, nothing else happens.

When on a website and turning Enhanced Tracking Protection OFF, there is no toggle switch to turn it back ON. There used to be. Noticed this occurred after version update from 77 to 78. May be a coincidence? Help appreciated.

Sherry

FF is using networks that I cannot identify its usage and appear to be built in. Example FF connects to ec2-34-218-161-109.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com

Does FF provide a method to identify networks it uses?

I have been using MOZILLA / Netscape/ Firefox Since 1996/7. Periodically I have a problem . LIKE RIGHT NOW I have to use Chrome to contact you because your latest version is seriously corrupted and under attack from ; "attachappstreams.best You already know that because you've got a web page warning us of it. But you don't have a way to fix it. No matter how many times I delete it. Reboot my Windows 7 desktop. Or open and close the latest version of Firefox. That damn phony update keeps popping up with bells and blue screens and I can't use your browser until YOU GUYS figure out how you screwed up and gave them access. ADD ons and Ad blockers are equally dangerous and I limit them to only 2 for the past 5 years. Get a handle on the is , guys/gals . Or sadly, because I really don't like Chrome. But what choice do I have. FIX IT. IT Quickly. Or you're going to lose serious market share. Just like you did to Internet Explorer 20 years ago.

I have tried several of the suggested fixes for this issue. I am no longer using an old login for Amazon, and I have tried to clear it as an auto-fill suggestion. However, the login does not appear in the saved logins and passwords section of my settings. I have tried to clear my history, delete all cookies and my cache, and attempted to delete the login from the Amazon login screen, but the login was not in the list of usernames to delete.

Is there something I am missing?

Thank you!

I'm running Firefox 78.0.2 on a desktop system with Linux Mint 19.3 OS. I'm using Blackboard (online training hosting service) and, at one point, I clicked on a link "Share screen". The window in the attached image popped up. However, I decided I didn't want to actually share my screen. I found absolutely NO way to get rid of this pop-up UNLESS I actually selected "Allow" or "Don't Allow". I tried clicking somewhere else on the screen, clicking outside of Firefox to take the focus off of it, opening another program altogether, clicking on the various icons next to the address bar. Nothing worked. The only work-around I found was to select "Don't Allow", then manually click on the new icon, and "X" next to "Block screen sharing". Is this a bug? Or can I put in a feature request to put a "X" (close window) on this so that I can make it go away without having to jump through those hoops? Thanks.

Before I ask a question, I don't know how to speak English, so I will ask a question using a translator.

https://support.mozilla.org/ko/kb/connection-settings-firefox

First of all, I am a Linuxmint user.

The image in the link above shows HTTP Proxy followed by SSL Proxy in Manual Proxy Settings. However, there is no place to enter SSL Proxy in Firefox. I'm curious about the solution.

I checked it after updating it to the latest version in case it was a problem with the update, but the problem was still happening.

I've been a Mozilla/Firefox user for a long while. Every few months an updated version or additional features are added. At the same time other companies have offered features which seem to me to be worthwhile addition/protections. I now have Facebook Container, AdBlock Plus, Ghostery, Enhancer for YouTube, Safer Search, Ad Observer, HTTPS Everywhere and Track Me Not running. Considering what Mozilla/Firefox provide as part of their platform, do I need any of these? Are they redundant at best or dangerous at worse? At 73, it's easy to believe.

Thanks for any advice. It is most appreciated.

I'm using two computers. My master password isn't working on the other computer. I tried changing it on the 1st computer (where I'm logged into Firefox); but the change isn't applying to the 2nd computer. Help!

Hi how are you guys? I guess safe and healthy...

Please can you help me to copy this file?, I cant make it happen...

I restart my laptop over and over again but seems impossible , only to let you now the file key4 has no problem at all..

Thanks a lot

Hello,

When a page inside <iframe> request permission of using microphone or camera, the firefox don't ask permission (the asking permission panel don't show up!), below is an example:

if you directly open https://meet.jit.si/test123 in firefox, the Firefox will ask microphone and camera permission from the user but if you open https://test.spacex.ml/ which put https://meet.jit.si/test123 in an iframe then FIrefox don't ask any permission and refuse user to use microphone and camera!

Please help, thanks!

One of my Windows 10 PCs running Firefox is not remembering my setting privacy.resistFingerprinting=false. After each restart if reverts to privacy.resistFingerprinting=true.

Has anyone experienced and solved this problem previously? Which config file is this setting stored in outside of FF?

Firefox is on latest release (v79) but this has been persistant across previous releases as well. Thanks