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Your fairly new pop up that ask us to allow--should be taken down! If I did not want to see that site I would not click on the links or input in the address. Please remove this feature.

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I think you should remove the "Allow" pop up that shows up every time I visit a website even ones that I have already been to. Please LISTEN:....If I did not want to allow the current website to open I would NOT have click on the links or entered the info into the address bar. Please remove the "allow" feature from your services. Other than that Firefox is great.

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Every time Firefox opened

== Firefox installed the "Allow" pop up

I think you should remove the "Allow" pop up that shows up every time I visit a website even ones that I have already been to. Please LISTEN:....If I did not want to allow the current website to open I would NOT have click on the links or entered the info into the address bar. Please remove the "allow" feature from your services. Other than that Firefox is great. == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == Firefox installed the "Allow" pop up

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fwenzel
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Can you please elaborate what kind of "allow popup" you are talking about? Did you install a new add-on recently? If you provide a screenshot of the popup, we can probably help you better.

Right now, it does not sound to me like what you are describing is a feature in Firefox itself, but rather a problem with third-party component.