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I posted the following on facebook yesterday, I feel as if something changed in my Firefox settings as this only started about 2 months ago. 2 factor Authentication is shut off in facebook. "Can anyone tell me how to shut this off? Everytime I log onto FB from my computer I get this screen. 2-factor authorization wants to send a code to my cell phone. There's got to be a way to turn it off. I am using Windows 11 pro with Firefox as a browser."

Any thoughts?

I am unable to call up my routers web access page. When I key in the routers address, the following message is shown

we could not verify the certificate: reason = untrusted

I have two computers, my secondary (old, tired, and crusty) gives me an option to bypass and access the page anyway, but my main computer (all the bells and whistles) does not give me this option. I know there has to be a setting somewhere, but I have no idea where it is. Help?

I am getting repeated popups that say Issue or that a Zeus.202 Trojan is detected, or that there is a security problem. If I follow them they lead me to page where I'm asked to renew a McAfee my subscription. I don't have a McAfee subscription but use Malwarebytes. I've run Malwarebytes and it finds no problems What do you suggest Thanks in advance David

Hello, I have an issue in Firefox browser. My operating system is the latest version of Kali Linux, and I am using Firefox ESR version 128.5.0esr Also, I don’t have any extensions installed on my browser, and the default theme is active.

Sometimes, an empty HTML file with a random name, such as LmFPlKJM.html, gets downloaded. This has happened to me twice so far. Both times, it happened while I was on a website that I had configured the server for. However, I didn’t do anything on the page; suddenly, I saw that the file was downloaded. I wanted to check the download link for these files, so I right-clicked and clicked "Copy Link" in the download tab, but the link showed as about:blank. Can you guide me on what this issue might be? Is it dangerous?

Hello, I have an issue in Firefox browser. My operating system is the latest version of Kali Linux, and I am using Firefox ESR version 128.5.0esr Also, I don’t have any extensions installed on my browser, and the default theme is active.

Sometimes, an empty HTML file with a random name, such as LmFPlKJM.html, gets downloaded. This has happened to me twice so far. Both times, it happened while I was on a website that I had configured the server for. However, I didn’t do anything on the page; suddenly, I saw that the file was downloaded. I wanted to check the download link for these files, so I right-clicked and clicked "Copy Link" in the download tab, but the link showed as about:blank. Can you guide me on what this issue might be? Is it dangerous?

As creator of retroonline.net. We recently noticed Firefox have limited value size in IDB which Chrome and Edge do not have. This limitation prevents big games running on Firefox despite Firefox has the best performance on WASM. Will there be a proper way to change this limitation or plan to remove it?

Suddenly hardware acceleration does not work any more and I have black screens when trying to move or switch from a window playing Netflix. Nvidia 4080 super / Windows 11. It works fine when I disable hardware acceleration.

I run a security company in London that provides security guards and related services. Our website is crucial for attracting new clients, handling inquiries, and showcasing our services. However, we’ve recently noticed that the site has become very slow to load and, at times, completely unresponsive.

At first, I thought it was a temporary issue, but it has persisted for several days. Some visitors have reported that the website takes too long to load, while others say they receive error messages or SSL warnings. Since our business relies on the website for leads and customer engagement, this is a serious concern.

What I Have Checked So Far:

Verified that our hosting provider is operational

Cleared the website cache and restarted the server Scanned for malware or security breaches Checked that our SSL certificate is valid Tested the website on different devices and networks

I’m unsure whether this is due to server problems, high traffic, a DDoS attack, or a misconfiguration in our website settings. Has anyone experienced something similar? Could this be a DNS issue, firewall restriction, or a hosting-related problem? Any troubleshooting advice or solutions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for your help! https://gmsecurityservices.co.uk/