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When I went to sign up for the Free version of Monitor, the 3rd item on the screen before I cd actually create an account “said” that “They woukd be asking for more PI or PII. Who are they?

I keep getting multiple rineliv.com trojan horse and other security popup messages on firefox when a window opens up. I don't seem to have this problem with other browsers, but I do use Firefox as my primaty browser. How can I block these messages?

Hi dear all I tried to find a Chanel to register an official complaint to Mozilla, but no such Chanel found. It started with MS Win 10 and now, the current mobile phone xs max is the sixth mobile I bought, but unluckily the problem is not stopping navigating and chasing me. Problem: 1. Tracking by domains that makes me terrible Here are the domains names, that Firefox spontaneously made connections to after the download: incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org, sentry.io, assets-prod, ac.duckduckgo.com, assets.mozilla.net,Firefox.settings.services.mozilla.org, monitor.mzilla.org, monitor.firefox.org While I was writing this problem the following domains were contacted: assets-prod.sumo.prod.webservices.-mozgcp.net, location.services.mozilla.com alongside other multiple Firefox subdomains

2. URL hijacking Let’s take a real time example; I was trying to recover my business instagram account, a message with link to reset password was sent to me by message, but the browser first shows “open in app” pop up and by cancelling that it stucks and does not load page. When I tried to get the link again, it showed the similiar error it would give on other devices where it would say “we can’t send link to this number bcos of your security settings”. The browser contacted static.cdninstagram.com

Hello, I would like to thank you, first and foremost, for taking a look at my issue. As for the issue itself, every so often, with increasing frequency, I am getting notifications from windows security about it blocking "firefox.exe" from accessing my "%userprofile%/documents" folder. I am not a tech savvy person so I don't understand what any of this actually means but I've been using Firefox for the better part of the last decade and this is the first time I've ever had something like this come up.

I've attached a couple of screenshots I took recently so maybe it'll offer some insight that I don't have the knowledge to understand.

Thank you for your time.

Is there anything I can do here, I was kind of on auto-pilot when I decided to reinstall firefox and didn't realise I it picked up from my "old account" So to speak and I didn't notice until after doing a bunch of set-up and I kind of panicked.

Leading to the situation I've put myself in which doesn't seem redeemable cause there's no way to get access back to the older account. As far as I'm aware. Its the Syncing deal. I didn't mean to sync and transfer stuff over to this old email (I'm hoping I didn't) but panicked that I did it anyway. Because Like I mentioned I was auto-pilot.

Since I have no access or way to get back into my other Account to try and resolve it what can I do if anything?? I can't reset the password because the email I used back then doesn't even exist anymore.

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Firefox Relay appears to be an awesome service, and I'm greatly appreciative that Mozilla provides it.

My issue is as follows; in addition to being associated with my Mozilla account, my primary email address is linked to my financial, healthcare, and employment interests. All of my other activities that result in the generation of marketing emails are linked to a secondary email address.

Is there a means of linking Firefox Relay to my secondary email address other than creating a separate Mozilla account for that secondary email address?

Thanking (the collective) you in advance

I have HTTPS only mode enabled, but in the Alberta section previously it said it I got a site with only HTTP security I could choose to go on to it by tapping "Go Forward" of something close to it; I can't recall exactly because I never get that message. I have only ever seen the option of "Go back" or "Try Again". I thought perhaps this was the only option you for when having HTTPS only mode enabled, am I looking at old protocols for previous versions of Firefox, or perhaps my search engine, or is there another option? Thank you for your time

I am using Firefox 132 on Debian 12 and when I set the permission"store data in persistent storage" to block it will change to its default state of 'always ask"

i expect when the change is made it should remain unchanged. Why is this change occurring?