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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?

After a recent update to Firefox Nighty, the error "Procedure entry point IsWow64Process2 not found in DLL xul.dll" began to appear. I am using Windows 10 1507 LTSB.

Dear Google team, there is a problem in two step verification in my Gmail. Google is not able to verify me. I have important documents in my Gmail, my location is the same, the number is available, then why is the IP address not matching? Please solve two. step verification problem Gmail. [edited] @gmail.com My old device lost New device access no Please my Gmail account recovery My old backup good no access Backup code recover please help Same email OTP recover please

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Hi Garena Team

I would like to put an unban request about my Free Fire account, which has been recently banned for no reason. Please check the account once again manually and kindly unban my Free Fire account as soon as possible.

Free Fire ID: [edited] Free Fire Username: BADDEVIL.007

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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

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How can I ensure my website is mobile-friendly when viewed in Firefox? I’ve been working on my site at Connect Career, and I want to make sure it looks great on mobile devices. Should I use responsive design, and how can I test it on different screen sizes? Are there any tools or tips for optimizing my site for mobile users?

I did a windows security scan yesterday and it found a trojan in the Users\appdata\local\mozilla\firefox\profiles\c4h...\cache2\entries. Detected: Trojan:Script/wacatac.H!ml.The file is a containerfile. I tried removing it few times but it keeps coming back. This has made me feel uneasy even though I believe it to be a false positive. I've done 3 scans now and it always finds the same file. When I try to look for the file in the folder it's not there, so I can't upload it to virus total.

For the last month or so every time I restart Firefox (macOS 15.1.1) it asks for the master password, which I have saved in a third party password manager. Every time the prompt pops up I use my password and it won't accept it so I have to reset my password. This week I deleted the app from my computer, rebooted, redownloaded Firefox, and reinstalled it without any change in the behavior. Anyone have any ideas?

Other than using VPN (which is too expensive for me at this scale), is there any way to set my computer so I can access maps without the "Gulf of America"? All I need is to appear to move 100 miles north to Canada.) I found MapQuest, good for directions, but would like the other features.

Can't believe Google rolled over so easily. Bing doesn't surprise me at all.

I'm talking about the built in "AI Overviews" for Google search. When the mouse is anywhere over the search content it provides, the page will not scroll until I move below it, or to the scroll bar.

I just realized it does not occur in Chrome, as far as I can tell. The Chrome search does not show the AI indicator on top.

The best you get is an occasional slight single jumping motion with a mouse wheel scroll anywhere withing the boundaries of that straight line just below the search field, the straight line below "Show More", and the inner border of the scroll bar