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Is it possible FF sync is the problem? I use gmail/yt all the time with no issues. I don't use Mozilla services.

I installed Mullvad the community recommended, uninstalled Librewolf.

Librewolf did not work on my computer, Google and Youtube websites are disabled by standard in installing Librewolf browser.

I installed the Mullvad OpenSource, it is working perfectly Google and Youtube, Encryptographed Dns included.

I found the Mullvad browser more secure.

My problem was solved in the 100% Mullvad browser

Thanks for the answers

Librewolf docs show it that IF you are having issues with google you can change your librewolf policy to allow "Safe Browsing"

If you want to re-enable Google Safe Browsing:
https://librewolf.net/docs/settings/

CharlesV wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:39 am Librewolf docs show it that IF you are having issues with google you can change your librewolf policy to allow "Safe Browsing"

If you want to re-enable Google Safe Browsing:
https://librewolf.net/docs/settings/

okay I will read the documents on the site informed librewolf

If you want to re-nable google safe browsing:
https://librewolf.net/docs/settings/

Mullvad browser url : https://mullvad.net/en/download/browser/linux

The problem on my computer doesn't work, librewolf is a great browser yes.

But my problem was solved with Mulvad browser I found the browser and 100% functional.

Librewolf for laymen's users will not be able to change browser, to use Youtube emails from Gmail, will need to turn off the security to access Google sites, as the community warned on Reddit.

Any way I thank Charles, I will use Mulvad he has items from the Tor browser, DNS Encryptographed by default

I found Mulvad safer.

thanks

luigi lins wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:48 am Librewolf for laymen's users will not be able to change browser, to use Youtube emails from Gmail, will need to turn off the security to access Google sites, as the community warned on Reddit.

That's not true. I already mentioned that I can use those sites without any changes to my settings. I've been using LW since version 94.

+1 on siamhie

There was ONE response by someone to your question on reddit that suggested trying to turn off Force OCSP hard-fail. This is NOT librewolf support, nor has anyone else chimed in.

In searching I found A LOT of sites that discussed issues - more of which were when using a VPN (which you never replied to my question of IF you were using a VPN )

siamhie wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:52 am

luigi lins wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:48 am Librewolf for laymen's users will not be able to change browser, to use Youtube emails from Gmail, will need to turn off the security to access Google sites, as the community warned on Reddit.

That's not true. I already mentioned that I can use those sites without any changes to my settings. I've been using LW since version 94.

On my computer it didn't work, it can be for others the Google and YouTube site works.

I searched the community I sent the prints on the forum, the community talking to disable security the prints above.

I am not developer, I just posted on my computer did not work, and really does not work Google and Youtube on Librewolf, the last update posted.

I can even use librewolf as a standard but without google sites.

I'm using Mullvad I'm enjoying

CharlesV wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:58 am +1 on siamhie

There was ONE response by someone to your question on reddit that suggested trying to turn off Force OCSP hard-fail. This is NOT librewolf support, nor has anyone else chimed in.

In searching I found A LOT of sites that discussed issues - more of which were when using a VPN (which you never replied to my question of IF you were using a VPN )

I am not using VPN, just the ordinary internet to surf Charles.

On my computer I really don't work Google and Youtube on Librewolf, only security turned on.

I'm not here to create confusion, just to solve the problem presented, I can really use Librewolf.

I'm still testing browsers, now installed Mullvad

K. OP has moved on, this topic has run its course. Locking it.