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How to turn off forever the "screenshot" splash notification

I have been asking for this since 2017 i think.

We need a fix to turn off forever the splash notification after taken a screenshot. I have been using the temporary solution of turning on "Pause notifications until Firefox restarts" but we need a definite solution on how to turn that notification off forever.

hi.i have a problem i sent bitcoin from my wallet then my friends wallet..first time i was copy my friends bitcoin wallets code.and paste which i will send bitcoin tube..but started problem.because when i copy my friends code,this code was change when i paste..final=my bitcoin sent to anyone

i used Opera browser.but i was copy wallet number and i paste same number

please help me you can contact me [email]@gmail.com

Hello,

This problem just started with the last update or two from firefox, and the other browsers CHROME or EDGE loads the site just fine. To view how the twitter feed should look, just load in those browsers and you will see it styled.

MY SITE https://www61.myfantasyleague.com/2020/home/15387#0

You notice the lower left twitter feed, it is not being styled by css through js. I get a console error that reads. DOMException: Permission denied to access property "frameElement" on cross-origin object

I am not sure how to fix this with a setting turned off or on maybe, or if firefox can fix in the browser, as i really dont want to use Chrome.

Thank you Dean

Hallo,

I got a lock in the 2 wat authentication. I now my password but the e-mail with the verificationcode goes to a e-mail account from witch the password is within my passwallet of the Firefox account. Is their any workaround around thuis?

Renards Jeff

The auto fill option does not fill in my Street Address.

provide tips/details on how to get the auto fill function to include filling in my Street Address.

Many Thanks

When logging into Office 365 after entering my credentials I closed the tab and reopened Office 365 and was immediately logged in. I then cleared cookies, history, cache etc and after open the site and the tab it still logged me into office 365 without me entering my credentials why?

Why are new tabs opening to the Federal Governments Cyber Security and Infrastructure Agency's rumor control page? Is my browsing information being shared with the Federal Government?

So, I accidentally clicked a link that takes me to a site I have never logged into. Firefox prompts me with 3 userids. One is more or less a throwaway, but two are for sites I want to be secure.

I have disabled the form history in options. I have selected each item and tried either delete or shift-delete. None of these options work.

The site continues to present me with 3 userid options.

I hope this is not a major security threat since I am the only user on this computer and the site is one I have never visited, but it worries me nonetheless that I cannot remove the Firefox suggestions.

Hi, I received an email this morning supposedly from mozilla support which stated there was a reply to a question I posted here about 5 years ago. Not the kind of person to click links in emails I signed in directly to my Firefox account and searched for replies to my original question and did not see a reply from the poster who was mentioned the email. How can I determine if this email is actually from mozilla and if it is not what should I do with it? I did check my email using the Firefox Monitor and nothing showed up. Thank you.

Bonjour,

Quand je navigue sur Firefox et lance depuis https://tiekula.fr/connexion.php une demande de mot de passe envoyé par mail via un compte Gmail, lorsque je clique sur le lien d'activation du mot de passe présent dans le mail ça me renvoie vers une version de Firefox qui n'a pas les informations de session du Firefox de la requête d'origine . Donc la version de Firefox utilisé par Gmail et le Firefox 'autonome' n'ont pas les mêmes informations de session. Ce qui est un problème.

What's this I hear about Firefox having privacy issues ? Have recently read on a forum that Firefox posters are at risk for our privacy being lost. I'm surprised ! And wondering what's up. Give us a heads up, please ! What happens now ?

In Firefox 84.0.2 I tried to access an old YouTube account from a gmail email. it signed me out and I have to change the password to get back in to gmail. It gave me message about "a suspicious app, etc." but I KNOW I don't have any suspicious anything on my new Macbook Pro. I finally realized that on Chrome I can stay signed in, but in Firefox, every time I try to sign in with the changed password, it goes through the whole thing again. I want to use Firefox, but right now I want to be able to access my email! I also don't want to have to stay signed in. Also, I was on a new device, AND in another country -- Apple could not help me (just said to change password), and I didn't have Chrome on my new Mac at that point, though probably should have tried it before all the changing....

Anyway, I looked up everything I could. The checkbox that the directions at one point said to uncheck isn't in my screen in Firefox 84.0.2. Thanks.

Over the past 2-3 weeks, many legitimate emails have been going to my junk folder in error. I have been marking them "not junk" for 5 straight days now to try to "teach" the program these are not junk messages. But it is not helping. Any suggestions?

This is a solution for a problem that has recently arisen. After upgrading to TB 78.6.0, I began to get errors like in the subject line above whereby inbound service worked fine but outbound crashed. After much fiddling about with Win10 security settings (virus, firewall, etc), I noted that wife's separate acct had similar issues (thus, not machine specific) and that outbound service still worked from Comcast's online app (thus, not truly an acct issue).

I finally stumbled on the solution: in TB Outgoing Server settings, I had, for some arcane reason, two smtp.Comcast.net servers listed. The Default one had my actual username listed for username, while the other had my "extended" full username@comcast.net. Apparently, TB was trying to authenticate with the second, full address. When I edited the username and dropped the "@comcast.net," TB works.

Since the same fix worked on my wife's separate acct with the same issue, I presume the latest TB update (78.6.0) must have tightened some security authentication or some similar scenario was implemented at Comcast.

For some reason my Junk mail is no longer going to the Junk folder automatically. I have it set to send mail marked as junk to go to junk folder, but it is not being moved, I have to manually have to send each piece of junk mail to the junk folder. for the last 6 months or more I have been receiving about 50 pieces of junk mail daily and if they don't go to the Junk folder automatically then I have to spend way too much time removing hem manually.

I am new to Firefox. I need speech to text and Text to speech, to run on all sites and all search boxes. And still be secure is the recommended software or add-ons or is it integrated into Firefox. This is one of the main reasons I have not moved from Google Chrome.