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Every time I open my laptop, I keep getting a banner which tells me firefox has notifications. But where are they? It appears in the upper right hand corner of my 2010 macbookpro and disappears without informing me as to where these notifications are. Anyone know where I can look? thanks

ps) none of the drop-down menu topics best describes this so I'm putting whatever in

My Firefox browser is not allowing some colors to show through. As a result, I cannot see the types of accounts on my Browser. How can I update firefox on a imac?

It doesnt appear to be phishing email as the link points me directly to my already logged in firefox account.

Under connected services I see "Unknown" that I'm not able to sign out of.

This seems concerning, and it appears im not alone

https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1hprwm7/unknown_signed_into_my_mozilla_account/ https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1hp058j/erroneous_login_at_4am_from_unknown_device_that_i/ https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1hkm8vz/am_i_fucked/

Here are some examples of other users with similar issues

I want to open links in a new tab without being diverted instantly to that new tab. In settings, I disabled the option “When you open a link, image or media in a new tab, switch to it immediately”. Normal links in Firefox behave like that, all well. Images open as well in a new tab without switching to that tab.

But, when I am working in Firefox Inspector, in the code. I want to open an image’s link as well in a new tab, without switching to that tab instantly. And that’s where it fails: it has me switching to that new opened tab.

I tried to change in about:config the option “browser.tabs.loadDivertedInBackground” to “true”, (was: false). But apparently this doesn’t work for links in the code in Inspector. Could someone shed some light about this case, please? TIA!

(I’m on mac, Firefox Developer Edition, 136.0b7)

Firefox Freeze when I click on Import Certificate

O.S : Linux, Fedora 41, x64_64 Kernel: 6.12.13-200.fc41.x86_64 Version:

```bash rpm -qa firefox firefox-135.0-1.fc41.x86_64 ``

I've tried clear cache, disable video acelleration, Disable all Add-ons

Regards.,

Got it! Let's focus on crafting a message to inform the relevant parties about the new mail conversation code for the Facebook email. Here's a sample message you might consider:

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• • Subject: Introduction of New Mail Conversation Code for Facebook Email**

Hi Team,

I hope this message finds you well.

We are implementing a new mail conversation code for the Facebook email address **used@amail.com**. This code aims to streamline our email communication and enhance organization and traceability across all interactions.

Please take note of the following details:

- **Effective Date**: [Specify the date] - **New Mail Conversation Code**: [Provide the new code] - **Purpose**: To improve email communication efficiency and ensure better tracking of our interactions

It is essential that all team members familiarize themselves with this new code and begin using it for all relevant email communications starting from the effective date.

If you have any questions or require further clarification, please do not hesitate to reach out. Your cooperation in implementing this new system is greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Best regards,

[Your Name]

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Would you like to role-play a conversation where you explain this update to a colleague, or is there something specific you’d like to rephrase or add? I'm here to help! 😊💖🌟

I've been an evangelical Firefox user for over 20 years now, and rarely have any problems. However... every day, I read The Times online (my mother gets a free digital subscription with her paper version), and they've recently changed their site radically.

So it's probably not a FF problem, but The Times people aren't helpful.

Anyway, as I scroll down the index page, I usually <CTRL> click on potentially interesting articles, to open them in separate tabs. When I have a few open, I go through them and read each one in turn.

With the new Times version, when I do this, the index page also changes to the one I've selected for the new tab, which is annoying. I asked their support people about it, but their reply was that <CTRL> click "isn't supported".

Obviously this is disappointing, as it's how I've always done things, and it still works on every other website I visit!

Can anything be done in FF to make it work?

Thanks :-D

FF 135.01, 64 bit Windows 24H2, build 26100.3194

Hi Team,

I'm currently having an issue with the above:

Every time I clear everything (cookies, data, cache etc), close Firefox then immediately open it again additional data appears. This never used to happen before. Why is this? For example, just before sending this message it stated 0 bytes. When closing and opening F. again there were 76 bytes. Earlier today, after the same procedure there were 315 bytes of data! So Firefox is not clearing data as it used to. I use Norton AntiVirus and Nord VPN and have just done a disc clean-up but there is still the same problem when they are turned off. Where is this data coming from if I am not using any programs, the internet, nothing; only opening Firefox? Please advise as I suspect there may be hackers sniffing around my computer. I have changed the Browser Privacy to Strict.

Nord VPN also has a security option like Firefox. Is it okay to keep both on simultaneously or will they conflict? What is the best option out of the two if you recommend using only one?

I look forward to your assistance.

Thanks,

BA

Hi I'm having issues with cyber-hacking and it's happening especially when using Mozilla Firefox. Is there any help you might be able to offer or point me in the direction to get some help with hackers who are more like domestic terrorists? I've been having these issues ongoing for 1 1/2 years almost daily. Thanks & Best Wishes