Comment 321 for bug 1

To: F+P at mommedia,
first, uninstall Firefox completely after you have saved your bookmarks.Next,
install 'Opera' or Konquerer or ??
This assumes you have done a full antivirus, sweep, and anti-everything ,
ads, popups, etc.
Which Distro are you using ? If you're using a Windows O/S you will have to
re-install, and if it's pirated it will cause endless problems.
Then use Opera or X for 4-5 days, see if it still happens.
RE: false e-mails, most of us get those after we have visited a site that
promises to "never" share our email address !!
The rest of the things you describe are common "spoofs"
Allen

On 3/25/07, mommedia.com <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I have no idea what you are talking about, I am presently using
> Firefox/2.0.0.3 and this security issue is very serious and far from
> fixed. The browser keeps changing the setting on its own, to remember,
> passwords and all the crucial information an EU has entered on forms.
>
> I have received false e-mails about someone trying to access one of my
> accounts with false information and requesting access to the bank
> account. However, the Bank had a protection that the computer from
> where the EU is logging on has to be authenticated via e-mail, that, is
> the only reason why it did not work for whomever has tried to enable
> this browser security setting.
>
> Guys... this is serious, and I hope that you know that with the millions
> of individuals using Firefox, this could just be tremendous mess. So, hold
> on to your hats!
> F+P
>
> --
> Microsoft has a majority market share
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/1
>

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