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2026-08-19 01:44:57 UTC

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I don’t know what share.google is, but by default, extensions are off in Private Browsing mode.
If you have any extensions installed, I’d try turning them off in about:addons.
If that resolves the problem, then try turning on half of them to see which half has the problematic extension. Repeat until you’re down to the culprit.

2026-07-17 04:42:28 UTC

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Those generally are there because someone has figured out a way to atack your computer. Like, get someome playing a Web game and slamming enter and then pop up a dialog right in the middle so that you inadvertently confirm doing something unpleasant to your computer. The secure setting is probably the right default for most users.
superuser.com/…/firefox-disable-delay-on-download…
Go to about:config (type into address bar) and set security.dialog_enable_delay setting to 0.
Note: disabling this delay may in theory open you to some pretty non-standard security attacks described in this article (as Otiel pointed out), but I wouldn’t lose sleep about it.
searches
support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1273640