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Mint.com and Foxfire33

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MESCOTT14.MS
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Yes I mean Mint.com. I found out that I have foxfire33. The block you describe is what is preventing me from logging into Mint.com. The message says Mint.com is dangerous. Dismissing the warning does not help. I have used Mint.com since it first was available and it is perfectly safe. How do I get Foxfire to accept it. I have a screen shot but don't know how to attach it here. I could email it if I had an email address.

Yes I mean Mint.com. I found out that I have foxfire33. The block you describe is what is preventing me from logging into Mint.com. The message says Mint.com is dangerous. Dismissing the warning does not help. I have used Mint.com since it first was available and it is perfectly safe. How do I get Foxfire to accept it. I have a screen shot but don't know how to attach it here. I could email it if I had an email address.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Okay, you're going to confuse us if each time you reply you start a new question. It would be better to copy/paste your reply into one of the earlier threads:

Modified by jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

James
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Locking as duplicate of https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1025308

Also it is spelt Firefox and not Foxfire as foxfire is a organic luminescence.