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I am working with 89.0 (64-bit) . When I access my weburl, it is prompt to save the Username and Password, but it is always by default saved "X" for the Username, is it working as designed? Is there any other config for it? Of there is something wrong with my web project? Wish you can help, thank.

Bonjour, Je souhaite télécharger une vidéo technique Youtube à partir du convertisseur "https://youtube-mp4.download/fr/best-online-converter". Le téléchargement est bloqué par la fenêtre "+Add Music World Search to your browser". Le blocage de fenêtres est actif dans mes paramètres Firefox. Je voudrais empêcher en permanence cet affichage intempestif. Je vous remercie de m'apporter vos compétences pour répondre à mon besoin. Avec mes remerciements. Daniel CHAUX

I have set a primary password in Firefox. Sometimes, the password prompt appears out of nowhere. For example, I have Firefox running in the background while I'm using a completely different application, and suddenly, the password prompt appears, asking me for my Firefox primary password.

This is very distracting, so I'm wondering if it's possible to configure Firefox to ask me for my primary password only while I'm using it. I don't care if the prompt appears as soon as I start Firefox, or whenever a new page is opened that requires a password. The only important thing is that the password prompt doesn't distract me while I'm using a different application.

Thanks in advance for any hints.

This shit firefox version 89.0 loses all passwords (on different devices). Worked for years, but now I see "xxxx" instead of saved passwords when looking in the security settings. Function is even worse than design!

There is a website with a large number of subdomains, all of which may send notifications. I trust all of them and want them to be able to send notifications. I've gone to a few of them and have been asked every time whether I want to allow notifications. There's many more, and I don't want to have to allow notifications for each one individually. How can I add all of them at once?

Hi I recently started using 2FA on my account. Unfortunately i have forgotten the back up password so can't access my encrypted accounts.. I contacted Authy and they said; " the best approach is to contact each service you have a 2FA token for in Authy and ask them to disable 2FA on your account so that you may regain access. This is needed because Authy doesn't store your passwords on our servers as a security measure to protect your accounts. " So how do i disable in Firefox? I don't see an option in settings. Thank you

Hello,

Is it possible to recover access to old passwords etc. if I found an old recovery key after resetting the password without it ? If there is a chance what do I need to do or who do I need to reach out to.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Why can't I install my Qualified certificate for electronic signature in security device (firefox version 89) on Mac Book Pro (Big Sur) with M1 chip. The latest version in which I can add a secure device is 82!!! When I try to load Security Device in a higher version, it doesn't work!!!??? I don't have any problems with my Qualified certificate for electronic signature on Mac Book Pro (Big Sur) with Intel chip.

Thanks.

Whenever I try to delete my Firefox Account, it says that my password is incorrect. I've changed my password, copy-pasted it from the password change page and it still says my password is incorrect. How can I fix this? The password works fine for other Firefox things, just not the account deletion page.

I'm an old Firefox user. Thank you for excellent Browser!

However, I've seen some bad things in Firefox 89, so I'll report it. After upgrading Firefox to 89, access from behind the proxy no longer reaches all addresses beyond the firewall. I noticed that the page opens correctly when I play around with the settings, which is related to the HTTPS-Only Mode and Automatic proxy configuration URL settings. I specify the address of "http:" in the Automatic proxy configuration URL. In that case, if HTTP-Only Mode is ON, it seems that the proxy configuration file cannot be read correctly. When I turned off HTTP-Only Mode and reloaded again, the page was displayed correctly. Alternatively, I can give up the specification in the Automatic proxy configuration URL and switch to the manual specification. That said, before 89, all settings were displayed correctly, so I think it was a trigger for the change in 89. Is there anything you can think of? Is such a phenomenon happening in other people?

firefox enhanced privacy protection is worthless. it just shows that it is blocking trackers but its not. brave browser's tracker and adblocker is way better than firefox. for firefox i have to use extensions while for brave there is no need of extension for privacy.

please improve it

I don't know if this has just become a problem with the most recent release of FF or was a problem before, as I only recently discovered the problem, but I did discover that my cookies were not deleting when using the shortcut Ctrl+Shft+Del -- and yes, making sure 'Cookies' and 'Everything' were selected. I can still manually delete the cookies by going to 'Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data > Manage Data' (which is how I discovered they were not deleting using the shortcut; I just happened to check here), but I would like to be able to use the shortcut. Any ideas on why this isn't working? Thank you for any solutions/suggestions.

Today I received an email from a friend from Linked in. I clicked on their link to Linkedin.com and Firefox opened and just started spinning. I've been using Firefox for years and have never had any issues with getting a Linkedin email then clicking on the link to open Firefox which logs me in automatically to Linkedin. Today was the first time. I was on Linked in last week with no problems. I was able to access Linkedin using a "Private Window". This happened recently with another service I used when I tried to connect to their administrative page (I think it was a TV service). After contacting support we tried a private window and all worked fine.

I'm getting pretty tired of security shutting me down without any clue why, and I have to spend 15min to 1 hr troubleshooting everything in my computing world.  :-(

I couldn't find anywhere where I could "manage exceptions". I found a [Manage Exceptions] button in the "Browser Privacy" section next to "Enhanced Tracking Protection", but I wasn't able to enter anything there.

Firefox v89.0 (64-bit) Windows 10 Pro 10.0.18362

Hello, I would like to know how I can avoid having to enter an account authorization code everytime I sign into my laptop. Everytime my laptop hibernates or shuts down I come to find that though I login first try (with password), EVERY SINGLE TIME I for some reason have to go retrieve a code from my email to complete sign in. This is a huge pet peeve and I want to know what to do.

Hi,

I recently had to "refresh" Firefox after internet connectivity issues (Firefox would randomly be unable to connect to the internet for several minutes at a time, many times throughout the day). A refresh seemed to take care of that connectivity issue, but it did reset everything else. I'm having issues now where Firefox is automatically logging me out of accounts that I would normally be logged into all the time. Passwords don't autofill anymore when I attempt to re-login to this accounts (even though post-refresh I have opted for Firefox to remember them).

"Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" is currently UNchecked, and besides that, I haven't quit Firefox. I've put my computer (mac) to sleep several times but I don't quit firefox when I do this.

Any other ideas? I've used Firefox for years without a single issue but have had several things pop up over the course of the past month that are making it a bit inconvenient...

Thanks in advance-

I just updated Firefox on an older laptop. Due to the age of the old version, I could not update Firefox but had to download and install the latest version (the old v was a couple of years old). I exported my bookmarks with no problem but could not find in the old version where to export my passwords. So I took screen shots of each of the password pages. When I installed the new version of FF, it found my bookmarks and imported them with no problem. It did not find and import my passwords (#@$#@!!). Sooooo... I spent all morning going to each page with saved logins, reentering my login info, and saving it. When I tried to go back to the pages, NO LOGIN INFORMATION WAS SAVED! WTFF?! I went into the password manager and there were NO PASSWORDS SAVED. I tried to enter the password info and it would not save them and instead gave me an error. Trying to create a new master password gave me an error.

WHAT do I need to do to get this... software... to save my frickin' login information and passwords??!!

NOT a happy camper right now! I have used FF for going on 20 years or so and am not a newbie or an amateur at this (which is why I screenshot all the password pages!).

OH, this is my SECOND attempt at asking support for help, the first time everything was lost when I tried to add a screen shot of the errors... Grrrrrrr...

I am trying to read and respond to comments on articles on the Foxnews.com site. I have been doing this for a long time, Suddenly I can not.

Using iMac with latest SW. Firefox latest version. Also tried Chrome and Safari.

When I go to their home page my computer is logged in as usual automatically. However when I click on an article it displays the article but the comments section is never displayed and my computer is not logged on on that page, Nor is there a button to login again.

I have turned off tracking protection. And listedf the website as to allow ads etc I think, Not sure about the latter,

Baffling me. Any help would be nice.

Recently, separate Firefox browser windows open automatically while I am using Firefox. The windows are always advertisements. This is the URL for the most recent pop-up browser window: https://yourrealupdates.com/braingav/sharkbrain.html?cep=K7bbk4RsABzkShauNVpcmPf86do11n9lI0EHcuSn7vwd-UwAvQWNGt0ICmwybCrVpypwsU_P8Hye0Kdds3DAjtLEs7LGHq57B4Mn3ALLimiua0EWIU7hsU-nP4mURMGbAxW_gLzSPG6-3liLWxCyI4DlhBu0pYH2L51CnbR4VxTnIT0iGrlUcR7bwxiGvc-TxXaAjoJAfHs12ZgLYJTLhIsQ8l96QG7f4XARM2yScq3NRUeroJOHEDLwW-A6YP7j2vU0Syt9hrLEDE_wU5W6ux-hH50izav0ocyUUZMErsosKaLLk_msOGDEIQtZ1MkO0Jt4yrGZgLFreSB2tRbk7SRwXx3Zc4-3ygopircT9W75bv3ZSUlikWi9kWsepycf2ixfSIN10DbLYLebSioGBlUoSx2iwchF1PGk9Q9PP4WZTrxskTmjSESId_JxV4h_zM4AyjSnlp-Ii8MRZ7-YBXnIxDf9pSZqh-v5EcIMiziEUwjN-a3lYZLcHm7Unj7yH4GulUNh0ts-1U7D2b-uHBWuf1BwUzSQ0K1XWLfJUdq3wogbkSK6VRr1DpjkBDImwOm7JTlByLyELM3rtqyWsNkjZCvXiWbkGe-cdrmxGGXq4ha4F3RGFSbOMOMA6Y8G&lptoken=16e923f55933689a6386&operatingsystem=Windows&placementID=89497&siteID=5464&domainid=8287&channel=News&subchannel=Conservative+News&mediaID=111576&keywords=&city=Bloomsburg&browser=Firefox&cpv=0.010924861&s2sParam=a70c595a-e491-4fc6-a964-5fdd2cb5821b I am attaching a screenshot of the suspect browser webpage.