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If I send mail to curly@stooges.com, it gets put in the curly@stooges.com mailbox -- created if it doesn't exist.

If I get an email from curly@stooges.com, it gets put in the curly@stooges.com mailbox -- created if it doesn't exist. If I reply, the reply gets put in the curly@stooges.com mailbox.

I have one and only one SMTP account. I have 1,000,001 POP accounts. Mailboxes and accounts have no relationship.

This is a serious question, not a joke.

Thanks -- Mark (frozen at version 102.7.1 until a *hit-simple TBird exists).

Firefox recently added a feature that requires me to open a new private window to access Revenue Canada. I use Intuit Turbo Tax to file my Income Tax. The Intuit software allows you to download your rax records from CRA and insert the information in your T1 Return. With the latest change to Firefox this option is not available any longer because the default for the CRA account is not to a private window. How do I get around this problem????

It's not possible to switch Google accounts for Gemini in the AI Chatbot toolbar. When I select another Google account in the chatbox, the browser redirects to https://gemini.google.com, but the AI chatbot continues to use my default Gemini account, see the attached screenshot.

Firefox as my default browser. Three days ago I got three pop-up messages claiming to be from Mozilla Firefox with the logo in the top left corner and the words Mozilla Firefox. All three contained various warnings: – Virus detected! – Alert! – You could be infected! Then they each said to "click here to resolve." And an address of some type which was a long string of random letters and the words merge network protocol. I did not click on any of these, nor did I click the "dismiss" bar that they had. I did try the X in the top right corner of each pop-up but they did disappear for one second and were replaced by another warning of some type. These pop-ups are on the right side of the page and block information that I need. They don't go away and stay with me no matter where else I go. Turning off the computer and restarting allows me to travel the Internet without the pop-ups, but as soon as I signed into Firefox they reappear. I don't believe that they are from Mozilla and though I have reported use of their trademark to them, I have not received any reply. I'm desperate to get rid of these. Can someone help?

i MADE A $50.00 DONATION TODAY 3/6/25 BUT THE CONFIRMATION AND THE CHARGE TO MY CREDIT CARD SHOWS $500.00. I WANT O DISPUTE THE AMOUNT AND CONTRIBUTE THE INTENDED AMOUNT50.00

KENNETH LYONS KENLY99@GMAIL.COM

system infected click to scan and clean via cueaa9anaffc73amilsgand another panel refers to a zeus 2020 trojanm virus but "cllick here" and nothing happens. what ddo ido?

Regarding: "Firefox Root Certificate Expiration" on January 14th. I am running OS Mavericks (OS X 10.9.5 (13F1911)) on my iMac. Currently, the latest Firefox version for that OS is 78.15.0esr (64-bit).

What should I do to address a possible Root Certificate expiration?

Or is the 78.15.0esr (64-bit) Root Certificate robust enough to avoid expiration?

Thanks Fred