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at HTTPS-Only option of Privacy & Security section, after selected "Don't enable HTTPS-only mode", then at address bar input "http://192.168.1.27/cgi-bin/my-cgi", the FireFox immeditely switched the URL to the HTTPS mode such as "https://192.168.1.27/cgi-bin/my-cgi" that caused the failure for connecting to the intended URL. Please help to identify the problem and the steps for solving the problem. Thanks

the browser is to laggy and i think there is something wrong, I reset it, removed and reinstalled would cause be the cause of that knowing I don't that face that issue on other browsers

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to divar.ir because this website requires a secure connection.

raymond_j_markiewicz@hotmail.com raymond_j_markiewicz Question owner Today at 9:21 PM

Dear Jim,

I needed to go to sleep at 3am last night to rise for a 12 noon Christmas day dinner. So I am back now.

I have not been able to drag a picture into the text of an email message.

I mark the point of insert with the cursor, go to Insert menu, select the attach picture, and it ends up at the top of the email outside my message. When I try to drag the picture into the text area, a mat covers the text area instructing to insert it here. When I release it on the hotspot, the matted area goes blank and I receive a menu message "The following files couldn't be attached: "filename.jpg". Please try again later."

I seem to be doing everything correctly. I was able to do this some time in the past.

I am wondering if the problem has to do with a memory cache problem. Do I have too many 2000 blocked emails. Maybe a security problem not allowing the attachment?

Ray (:-)

Why am I getting this message quite often for the last few weeks? When I am following a link to a new website I get this message much more than I ever did in the past.

Sites tell me they won't show the page unless I disable AdBlock. I had it many years ago, but uninstalled it years ago. It does not show up in my extensions list. So, what do I do? Thanks, Bob K

12-25-24

Over the past few weeks, tabs keep crashing several times a day. It happens most often on X, but this morning, a tab crashed while completing an online order (grrr). My computer is up to date, cookies, cache and history cleared regularly and today I "refreshed" Firefox. In less than an hour, tab crashed again. What is going on???

I'm very close to changing browsers.