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I think Google is trying to disable Firefox

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paulinLA
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In the last week, I have been unable to complete transactions using PayPal on three websites. I can see it going through until there is a communication with Google or Captcha. Then it hangs up. Now Blue Shield log in remains greyed out. All these sites work fine with Safari.

In the last week, I have been unable to complete transactions using PayPal on three websites. I can see it going through until there is a communication with Google or Captcha. Then it hangs up. Now Blue Shield log in remains greyed out. All these sites work fine with Safari.

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cor-el
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You can check for issues with Total Cookie Protection.

paulinLA
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Tried switching total cookie protection off and no improvement. Log in still greyed out for Blue Shield. Also, this has only been happening recently with no other changes. On the activity side, I can see things stall when the google is contacted in a PayPal transaction.

paulinLA
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It's getting worse. For whatever reasons many sites are not working. Logged onto a site just fine but then get a blank screen when I click on the pdf statement button. Safari works flawlessly. Tried all the usual fixes, tracking etc, but this is forcing me to abandon Firefox for Safari. As an early adopter, that's not what I want to do. But something is seriously wrong.