Par { -brand-full-name }

About { -brand-full-name }

A note about exporting passwords

Tovi papyldynojumi un pīlāgōjumi ir nūjimti. Īstatejumi ir atjaunōti uz nūkluseitajim. Ja tys nav atrysynōjs problemu, <a data-l10n-name="link-more">uzzinit kū vel jius varot dareit.</a>

Your add-ons and customizations have been removed and your browser settings have been restored to their defaults. If this didn’t fix your issue, <a data-l10n-name="link-more">learn more about what you can do.</a>

See <a data-l10n-name="doc-link">Tab Unloading</a> to learn more about the feature and this page.

Uzzinit vairuok par ciļņu syuteišonu…

Learn About Sending Tabs…

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About { -brand-shorter-name }

Notify about new features

The Default Browser Agent task checks when the default changes from { -brand-short-name } to another browser. If the change happens under suspicious circumstances, it will prompt users to change back to { -brand-short-name } no more than two times. This task is installed automatically by { -brand-short-name }, and is reinstalled when { -brand-short-name } updates. To disable this task, update the “default-browser-agent.enabled” preference on the about:config page or the { -brand-short-name } enterprise policy setting “DisableDefaultBrowserAgent”.

Learn more about installing add-ons safely

Learn more about Quick actions

Uzzinit vairuok par DRM…

Learn more about DRM…

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Part of this page crashed. To let { -brand-product-name } know about this issue and get it fixed faster, please submit a report.

All your closed tabs will magically show up here. Never worry about accidentally closing a site again.

Forget About This Site…

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About { -brand-shorter-name }

Forget About This Site

Forget About This Site

Forgetting about this site

Forget About This Site…

Bloķej pīkļivi papyldynojumu porvaļdnīkam (about:addons).

Block access to the Add-ons Manager (about:addons).

Bloķej pīkļivi lopai about:config.

Block access to the about:config page.

Bloķej pīkļivi lopai about:profiles.

Block access to the about:profiles page.

Bloķej pīkļivi lopai about:support.

Block access to the about:support page.

Disable the Refresh { -brand-short-name } button in the about:support page.

Allow manual updates only and do not notify the user about updates.

View message about autofill

Trackers follow you around online to collect information about your browsing habits and interests. { -brand-short-name } blocks many of these trackers and other malicious scripts.

Show alerts about passwords for breached websites

Domain Name System (DNS) over HTTPS sends your request for a domain name through an encrypted connection, creating a secure DNS and making it harder for others to see which website you’re about to access.

Domain Name System (DNS) over HTTPS sends your request for a domain name through an encrypted connection, providing a secure DNS and making it harder for others to see which website you’re about to access.

Warn you about unwanted and uncommon software

Warn you about unwanted and uncommon software

About Us

These cookies follow you from site to site to gather data about what you do online. They are set by third parties such as advertisers and analytics companies. Blocking cross-site tracking cookies reduces the number of ads that follow you around. <a data-l10n-name="learn-more-link">Learn more</a>

Check { -monitor-brand-name } to see if you’ve been part of a known data breach, and get alerts about new breaches.

Social networks place trackers on other websites to follow what you do, see, and watch online. This allows social media companies to learn more about you beyond what you share on your social media profiles. <a data-l10n-name="learn-more-link">Learn more</a>

Blocking certain trackers can cause problems with some websites. Reporting these problems helps make { -brand-short-name } better for everyone. Sending this report will send a URL and information about your browser settings to Mozilla. <label data-l10n-name="learn-more">Learn more</label>

These cookies follow you from site to site to gather data about what you do online. They are set by third parties such as advertisers and analytics companies.

More information about Enhanced Tracking Protection

Social networks place trackers on other websites to follow what you do, see, and watch online. This allows social media companies to learn more about you beyond what you share on your social media profiles.

Uzzinit vairuok par { -brand-short-name } beistamuos programaturys aizsardzeibu <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about { -brand-short-name }’s Phishing and Malware Protection at <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about { -brand-short-name }’s Phishing and Malware Protection at <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about deceptive sites and phishing at <a data-l10n-name='learn_more_link'>www.antiphishing.org</a>. Learn more about { -brand-short-name }’s Phishing and Malware Protection at <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about deceptive sites and phishing at <a data-l10n-name='learn_more_link'>www.antiphishing.org</a>. Learn more about { -brand-short-name }’s Phishing and Malware Protection at <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about harmful and unwanted software at <a data-l10n-name='learn_more_link'>Unwanted Software Policy</a>. Learn more about { -brand-short-name }’s Phishing and Malware Protection at <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about harmful and unwanted software at <a data-l10n-name='learn_more_link'>Unwanted Software Policy</a>. Learn more about { -brand-short-name }’s Phishing and Malware Protection at <a data-l10n-name='firefox_support'>support.mozilla.org</a>.

Learn more about <a data-l10n-name="review-quality-url">how { -fakespot-brand-name } determines review quality</a>.

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{ $tabCount -> *[other] Tu tiuļeit attaisiesi { $tabCount } cilnes. Tys var stypri ībremzēt { -brand-short-name }, cikam itōs lopys īzalōdejās. Voi gribi itū dareit? }

{ $tabCount -> *[other] You are about to open { $tabCount } tabs. This might slow down { -brand-short-name } while the pages are loading. Are you sure you want to continue? }

About translations in { -brand-shorter-name }

About translations in { -brand-shorter-name }

%S is requesting extended information about your security key, which may affect your privacy.

Forget about some browsing history

Forget about some browsing history

The Default Browser Agent task checks when the default changes from %MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME% to another browser. If the change happens under suspicious circumstances, it will prompt users to change back to %MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME% no more than two times. This task is installed automatically by %MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME%, and is reinstalled when %MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME% updates. To disable this task, update the “default-browser-agent.enabled” preference on the about:config page or the %MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME% enterprise policy setting “DisableDefaultBrowserAgent”.