@elonmuskADO I would say 5 + (5 + 10 + 2) x 2 = 39, but I can't see if he has any spare items in his pocket.
In any case, how can we assign any value to a person? Anyone is priceless.
I love how the internet allow us to collaborate on meaningful work for so many people. Mozilla sites, products and services 100% available to Brazilian Portuguese speakers. #Firefox#internetlovers
@otaviouga, adoro ver suas críticas, ri muito e saboreio suas aulas de "filmelolorogia". Eu queria muito ver você dissecar KUNGFUSÃO. Para mim ele começa (e continua) no estilo "filme ruim é muito bom", mas depois ganha corpo e vai até o final deixando um gostinho de quero mais.
@kmeidling@Google@googlechrome@mozilla@firefox@SGgrc According to https://t.co/OI9YQej10q, it is not a W3C Standard nor is on the W3C Standards Track. The Security and Privacy section in this document lists some concerns. Lets see if it evolves to a secure standard directive.
@JoshFost3r @firefox Yes, you can:
Menu > Settings > Search > Add search engine > Other
Then fill: Name="Duckduckgo" and Search string="https://t.co/sggbkuihsC"
Then press the check at upper right corner
@dofain@firefox I googled "we page is slowing". There are many results, take a look at these 2:
https://t.co/hDHSLjXoMO
https://t.co/YiPBYjQDxr
If you are in a hurry, you can jump directly to the last solution on both pages, but I recommend to try the other solutions first.
@PlanetBaggins @firefox I also used one single password everywhere, but when Firefox Monitor notified me that it was exposed by 3 different data breaches, I stop doing that. With just one password, a single breach is enough for hackers to access all you logins
@hexandcube@BaByDoLL_MooN@firefox@Bitwarden I certain conditions it may happen that a new profile is created for you. In this case, your saved passwords stay in your previous profile. You can see how to go back to another profile and get back your passwords in these articles:
https://t.co/MIVPmottEj
https://t.co/MLyyMdZ3Hu
@BaByDoLL_MooN@firefox It's also recommended that you take backups of your important data. You can learn how to backup and restore Firefox data here:
https://t.co/wpZcODROr8
@BaByDoLL_MooN@firefox I certain conditions it may happen that a new profile is created for you. In this case, your saved passwords stay in your previous profile. You can see how to go back to another profile and get back your passwords in these articles:
https://t.co/MIVPmottEj
https://t.co/MLyyMdZ3Hu
@voter1vote@firefox Hi. There's indeed other people with this problem. It seems to be an issue on Windows update KB4022716 as you can see here: https://t.co/ShltCweaZL. Please try these instructions: https://t.co/i1wOz5Mdb5. Let us know if this solved the problem.
@svprdga@firefox@Ecosia Yes you can add @Ecosia as @firefox default search engine. Menu>Settings>Search>Add>Other, Name: "Ecosia" and Search string: "https://t.co/ddNW5MtBNW". Than just select Ecosia as your default search engine.
@sudhee26@firefox@mozilla Hi, on public computers it's always recommended to use private browsing. This protects your data, leaving no trace for other people on that device.