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I need to ask Mozilla to fix a bug in my/their account page. I can't add my secondary email because my emails all use the same name even though they are at different sites. How do I get developers to fix this simple authentication problem since we can't talk to any tech support?

‘I am trying to forward a Weekly Newsletter from a trusted source when I select send/forward this message comes up’ "An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: 5.7.1 Message rejected due to possible spam content. Please check the message and try again."

I can't access my online banking with FF in recent weeks. It works fine in Safari. I think I've exempted it from the malicious software/cookies restrictions. Any suggestions gratefully received.

Hi, I just discovered a problem setting secondary email when both primary and secondary is on the same domain, gmail.com.

Following the instructions:

Set up secondary email

The error that come up says that the secondary email must be different than my account email, but it is, the only common thing is the domain.

So this is a bug, please fix.

Jan Johansson

Client certificates don't stay deleted. cert9.db is restored on Firefox Nightly re-launch.

Steps to reproduce: - I delete a client certificate "Your certificates" - I close Certificate Manager - I open Certificate Manager and the certificate is back

- I delete the same client certificate - I locate the profile in about:profiles (Profile: default-nightly, is in use)

 I do "show in Finder" and delete cert9.db

- I close CM - I open CM and the cert is back

- I delete the same client certificate - I locate the profile in about:profiles (Profile: default-nightly, is in use)

 I do "show in Finder" and delete cert9.db

- I close Firefox Nightly - I open Firefox Nightly and cert9.db is restored, the certificate is back.

uname -a: Darwin Axels-Dev-MacBook-Pro.local 20.5.0 Darwin Kernel Version 20.5.0: Sat May 8 05:10:33 PDT 2021; root:xnu-7195.121.3~9/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64 BigSur 11.4

The client cert is not in the Keychain. It was before but I thought maybe it is restored from the keychain.

Hello, usually the private window was purple to indicate that it is a private window. Now when I open a private window it looks exactly the same as a standard one. Is this normal?

Hi, I am designing a website for viewing photos like pay per view system. When an user push the shortcut CTRL+S, is there a fonctionnality to disable the media storage by permissions for example? I have tried to disable indirectly with keypress event listener but it seems there is a browser privilege for his shortcuts. More, what are the fonctionnalities you provide to help webdesigners to secure their websites? I understand and I agree about the work you make for users against tracking and for confidentiallity on the web. Regards, Thierry Lacouloumere

Why did you remove the right-click menu that showed the page settings, i.e., I used to be able to right-click and go this POPUP and could see whether or not I had saved password for this particular page!

If you removed that feature, that's REALLY STUPID!!!! STOP making FF worse!

Just like when I try to submit suggestion/feedback, I go to some dumbass page now (https://mozilla.crowdicity.com/) and there is STILL no option to submit feedback! RETARDED

GREAT JOB FF DESIGN TEAM = FAIL!

I have a problem that I have already found threads that list both the issue and the fix, but they are pretty ludicrous.

If you care about privacy and security and enable the about:config privacy.resistFingerprinting option, Firefox then refuses to remember window size and position between startups.

So rather than block Firefoxes SENDING of window position during fingerprinting attempts, they just turn off the ability for it to store window size and positions entirely. This is idiotic and almost seems to be malicious to the point of trying to aggravate users into not taking their privacy seriously. It is either malicious in an attempt to aggravate you into not worrying about your privacy or lazy programming, one of the two.

Should this be reported as a bug or what even though it seems to be functioning as intended, however idiotic that may be.

When features are blocked for privacy sake, the features and functionality themselves should never be disabled. Only refusing to send the data back out when fingerprint requests happen.

I created a secondary email in my Firefox account and then generated a recovery key. Then I decided to use a different email as my secondary. After that I tried to update the recovery key (assuming the first key is linked to the first submitted secondary email) but FF said there was already a recovery key established. So, if I ever need to enact the recovery key, will firefox accept the initial key from the latter secondary email?

Give us the option to remove it (tabs). Also I dont use tabs - only fresh windows.

Really sorry but this is totally unacceptable and i will leave Firefox if no removal possible after using firefox from its beginnings!

This keeps coming back again and again and again and again and again and I have to click atleast 60 times in an hour to get rid of this BS.

Hinet is a notorious spam company and even after deleting it from the OCSP list, it comes back !! I remove it, its back again. Firefox keeps updating and adding it back !!

Please help !! I am going insane.

Hi: So I created a primary password for firefox but it doesn't seem to do anything. After restarting my computer I open firefox and when I try to access a site like Amazon, Firefox asks for my primary password which it fine. However, if I click Cancel on the primary password dialog box without entering anything I can still access the website as if everything is fine. So what's the point of the primary password? It doesn't seem to secure anything.