I just saw to-day while checking my plug-ins inside firefox 40, that Avast Online Security plug-in was diabled and I had to set it to enable manually. Why firefox would not trust this plug-in and aks users to be cauteous?
I re-enabled the plug-in of course, but still I never saw this before and it is a bit weird to me.
polonus
Hi Asyn,
Have read that thread you linked to, well hope it survives version 41 and I hope Avast has it signed by then.
polonus
Yep Pol, let’s hope so, else there’s FF ESR (if needed).
Guess I’ll stay away from Firefox for a while.
http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/screenshots/u/Lh/1439412624015-52903.png
Hi bob3160,
Might be worse on version 41 of that browser, those add-ons might be gone when not qualifying for mozilla’s - i.e. being signed.
I see restrictions, restrictions everywhere. With individuality lost a lot goes out of the window and end-users won’t even be alerted to what is going on around them - you belong to a group of users, you cannot be an individual or the 1% outside the 99% majority and users are trainecd to think so and react accordingly. Give it a thorough thought and you see I am 100% right in this respect - individuality is going “down the drain”.
polonus