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I have tried everything recommended to try and log into the ATT email website. What is weird is that the email is coming into Thunderbird just fine and I can log in using the Edge browser. I only log in to the ATT site every so often in order to mark emails as spam and occasionally to look in the spam folder for a missing email. I have deleted the cookies for this website and the history as recommended. I don't want to delete all my cookies as it is a real pain to have to log back in to all the sites I regularly use. I saw on a Microsoft site that this is a documented problem and sometimes changing one's password helps but I can't find a way to change my password. I'm no longer an ATT customer (after getting a better internet provider that ATT DSL!) but I still use that email address. I am baffled. Appreciate your help.

how do I delete this warning that appears before my home page?

Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to search.pabapara.com. If you visit this site, attackers could try to steal information like your passwords, emails, or credit card details.

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Somehow my email is being distributed to all kinds of spam operations and I get at least one new Junk sender every day. I have tried hitting the Junk button for all such emails. I have tried filtering the senders off to Junk, with variations--eg, even after marking as Junk email from "enzo@newsletter.spartoo.com" I set up a filter so all "spartoo.com" goes off to Junk. And I edited the filters to make sure they weren't conflicting with each other. But nothing works and I feel like I'm in Junk Hell without any support from Thunderbird. Halp!

Please directly contact Louis Rossmann's current emplouer. That business, FUTO, has been doing the work ; so much so, id content it would be the only logical business decision for FUTO to develop their own iteration of a meticulously secure, open-source browser for the community.

Id donate to that endeavour, should FUTO ever shoulder that responsibility.

As a short reference to provide context, here is their statement on legal challenges against their users & projects: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ReYTWc76SbI&t=6s

Doing the right thing is simple, but impossibility hard. Your project's 'soul' has not yet abandoned their principles 'ad' sold out .

To whoever had to read this, enjoy the music link.

PLEASE tell me how to permanently stop auto-play on Rumble and YouTube. When I stop them in those apps they just soon turn themselves on again and it really pisses me off. Thank you.

Hello, My Firefox browser seems to be hanging up and not opening websites. This has never happened in my entire time with Firefox. It just began this week. I use it for the security that it always provides. Its ran fine until this week when the warnings came out about issues with Google. Is there a patch or any suggestions for a remedy? Thank you for such an awesome, secure browser!

I was playing the game and unity base advertisement comes up telling me to request my data from them and something else. But could you please check this out I'm going to try and pull it back up. It say unity ad,s and then it say about my privacy.

I need help troubleshooting some inconsistent behavior with S/MIME.

Platform: Oracle Linux 7.9 Thunderbird Version: 128.6.1esr Smart Card: Identrust ECA Medium Assurance Token

Background: - Previously, I've used this card to sign and encrypt email. It is definitely associated with the email address I'm trying to use it for. - Thunderbird WILL let me use this smart card to decrypt emails that I previously sent to myself. Thunderbird reports that the emails were also signed (accurate), and that the CA/trust chain is valid. - OpenSC and PCSC are both installed and appear to be happy.

Inconsistent Behavior: - Thunderbird will not allow me to add my personal certificate (smart card) for S/MIME signing, or encryption. The certificate manager says it cannot find a certificate associated with my email address. Drafting a new email does not offer options to Sign, or Encrypt. - Device Manager shows that the smart card's status is 'Logged In' (pin was entered correctly) - Thunderbird is using the smart card to decrypt and validate the signature of emails I previously sent to myself. (When I try to open these emails WITHOUT my smart card inserted, I cannot decrypt these emails. If I try to open the emails before entering my pin, I get prompted to enter my pin.)

So I can decrypt emails with this card. Emails signed with this card are valid. Thunderbird can use this card for decryption, and reports no issue with the certificate->email address relationship. But when I try to add the card for signing and encrypting new emails, Thunderbird fails to find it, or fails to associate it with my email address.

I suspect that the error reported is inaccurate/unhelpful, but I don't know where to go from here.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been using Firefox on my mobile device for browsing and managing various cloud storage platforms. One of the cloud services I’ve recently explored is TeraBox, which offers a great amount of free storage. However, I’ve run into a few issues when trying to use it on mobile via Firefox.

Has anyone here used TeraBox with the Firefox mobile app? Specifically, I’m wondering if there are any settings or optimizations that make it easier to manage large files like photos and videos.

Additionally, I’ve come across mentions of TeraBox Mod APK to unlock more features. Would using the APK on mobile have any impact on browser performance or security when accessing files through Firefox?

Would appreciate any tips or insights!

Thanks in advance!

Bonjour, Je possède Thunderbird depuis longtemps, avec 3 adresses SFR et 1 Orange tout a toujours bien fonctionné sauf ce matin tout a coup ,j ouvre Thunderbird je reçois tout les mails de chacune des boites... impeccable. En travaillant a coté, une fenêtre s' ouvre et me dis "Échec de la connexion depuis le serveur imap.sfr.fr avec le nom d’utilisateur denis.....@sfr.fr." Je re-rentre donc mon mot de passe ,pareil ! je vais sur sfr directement je vérifie tout le mot de passe fonctionne mais plus dans Thunderbird. Voila mon probleme. Je ne comprend pas.

I have the current Android Firefox installed, my homepage setting has 'recently visited' UNCHECKED, but the homepage is adding all my recently visited pages! Swipe sideways to show even more of them. This is a privacy issue as well as just a bug. Please fix this urgently.

I've also put this on my review on Play store as I consider it something that needs attention...

I can change my primary password, but I still can't log into Firefox. I log into my Mozilla account, but when I go but when I open a new browser tab in Firefox, It asks for a password and does not accept the password I just changed it to, nor will it accept any old password. PRIMARY PASSWORD SHOULD MEAN PRIMARY PASSWORD

THIS SUCKS, AND I WANT IT FIXED!

YOU SAY GO TO LOG IN SCREEN AND CLICK CHANGE PASSWORD, AND THERE IS NO CHANGE PASSWORD ON LOG IN SCREEN!!!!

VERY DISSASTIFIED WITH YOUR PRODUCT AND LACK OF SUPPORT!!!!

Stephen R. Shaylor stephen@shaylor.net

Sometimes sites that I CLICKED on say that my browser needs cookies enabled

How do I do that? I did research but nothing 

FIREFOX settings doesn't show this option. Any help is appreciated Or I may have to use another browser that will. Thank you

Firefox 134.0.2

Hi!

I was shocked when I recently visited a website of a company that offers IDEs. I've downloaded one of the IDEs a couple of weeks ago and now that I've came back to the website looking for plugins, the website still "knew" which version of the IDE I had downloaded because it gave me warnings about plugins not compatible with my IDE version. Now: My privacy settings in Firefox are "strict", the option "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" is checked and I've closed Firefox several times in the meantime. Still, the website has information about my identity.

I would have expected that with these settings something like what I've described wouldn't happen. I must say, I'm quite disappointed. Is there anything else that I can do within Firefox to enhance my privacy?

Plugins that I've installed: CanvasBlocker Cookie Autodelete Decentraleyes Forget Me Not NoScript