A graphic displays on my M3 macbook pro running Sequoia whenever I open Firefox. I've searched online and have read posts that suggest it may be a malicious bug of some sort. The graphic which I am attaching , isn't captured when I do a screenshot, and disappears in about 15 seconds. I took a photo of my screen with my phone in order to capture it.

The graphic/alert states that "the latest OS version is ready..." but the OS is up to date. Nothing happens if you click on the "Details" button.

Anyone else having this problem?

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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

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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

Two months ago I tried to send an email on Thunderbird (not using email address logged in here) and I received the popup message below. I did not access the site as given, but just uninstalled and reinstalled Thunderbird and all worked OK until now, The same thing just happened. My IP said they had not heard of Abusix and that it might be a problem with Thunderbird, hence the reason for de/re installing. Is this threat real or is it a hoax or scam or what. Searching for Abusix all I get are results pointing me to their website.

I have a ton of java malware and DNS redirects on my device and it Im trying to remove it but it seems like the abuser is still has some type of device admin still. What's my best options if I really need my device (android) to function for just a while longer sothat I can replace all of the other bricked and malfunctioning equipment that got wave linked with it? I'm not even totally sure the abuser has gone on because some of the software is still not working properly and some has even changed from the developers intended use. Im frustrated can someone give me advie

So I'm going through hacking of theft, so sick off it my home been broken into I got cameras 53 yrs old disabled..I'm on low income don't have nothing to steal or break there getting in my email. I need help asap

My Firefox on iOS shows the red padlock icon (not secure) while the pages are loading on the Verizon network. It doesn't occur if I switch to my home WiFi. First, I thought maybe it's a mixed content website (e.g. page with HTTP resources in it); however, the same thing happens on every Google search. It shows the red padlock until the page is fully loaded and then turns into secure padlock.

- WiFi with 1.1.1.1 DNS -> secure padlock - Cellular network(*) -> red padlock - Cellular network(*) + 1.1.1.1 app in full VPN mode -> secure padlock - Cellular network(*) + 1.1.1.1 app in only DNS mode -> secure padlock

If this is expected and the intent is to show that the DNS queries that are happening while the page is loading are not secure and causing a gap in the security, there should be another state of the icon (e.g. yellow icon) or a popup that explains it. It currently is not self-explanatory.

• Cellular network: Verizon 5G network

The link from this Firefox in my phone to Google Play store download is not working. While using Firefox, my activities online at gaming sites notably Africabet.com have been manipulated via Firefox. My Google Account inFirefox have been manipulated through redirected links to fake pages of Google, MSN, Yahoo, Duckduckfo, PayPal, Payoneer etc OTP verification codes when I sign in to my Google account have been intercepted and the automatic redirect prompt intercepted. Firefox has been used to intercept OTP security codes from my Amazon KDP accounts and my Google Mail on Firefox has been manipulated either through delays on the app which make no sense when you use the website Firefox instead and then see the difference. I have lodged a complaint before and it looked as if the issue had been resolved only to resurface

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Quand je reçois une pièce jointe en word ou excel par exemple, et que je l'entregistre sur mon bureau, il est impossible de l'ouvrir car le fichier est bloqué. je dois aller dans les propriétés du fichier et cliquer la case "debloquer".

Comment éviter cela merci par avance