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How to enable Bitdefender Wallet?

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Whybother
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Firefox has been a favourite browser of mine but recent decisions have completely made my use for the browser redundant. I can tell that completely shutting out unsigned add ons reinforces the customization ethos that Mozilla is proud of.

I used to use Bitdefender Wallet with ease and then suddenly Firefox has decided to disable the add on. I have tried to solve the problem by setting the add on signing value to false in about:config, using a previous version that did allow unsigned add ons and using other browsers based on Firefox. All attempts failed. I don't really understand why an antivirus password manager is being disabled but if you do have any suggestions I would love to hear it.

Thanks

Firefox has been a favourite browser of mine but recent decisions have completely made my use for the browser redundant. I can tell that completely shutting out unsigned add ons reinforces the customization ethos that Mozilla is proud of. I used to use Bitdefender Wallet with ease and then suddenly Firefox has decided to disable the add on. I have tried to solve the problem by setting the add on signing value to false in about:config, using a previous version that did allow unsigned add ons and using other browsers based on Firefox. All attempts failed. I don't really understand why an antivirus password manager is being disabled but if you do have any suggestions I would love to hear it. Thanks

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Paul
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Hi

It is not so much that we have disabled the add-on, it is possibly that the developers of the add-on are not supporting more recent versions of Firefox.

In some cases, the companies that are developing the add-on can produce a updated version, but I strongly recommend that you contact Bitdefender about this.