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I just purchased Norton Anti-track a few hours ago. It is completely installed and it has been connected to Edge and Chrome browsers, but Firefox does not recognize it or list it in the possible extensions, even though I am prompted to connect this new program to Firefox. What is the way around this situation?
Posted: 22-Feb-2022 | 12:00PM · Permalink
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Posted: 26-Feb-2022 | 7:01AM · Edited: 26-Feb-2022 | 7:15AM · Permalink
Fishfinger:
Unsure if this has already been, but afaik, you have a limit of 2 browsers you can use with AntiTrack. You have already used Chrome and Edge. To verify my advice, disable one or both browser clients, and configure in Firefox. If it works after that, you know what you need to do, decide which 2 browsers you want to use regularly. Good luck Lindsay
Interesting...regarding browser limit.
I've read: "choose one of the following" ... and did not realize "limit of 2 browsers".
To install the Norton AntiTrack extension, depending on your browser, choose one of the following:
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/norton-antitrack/current/solutions/v138651880
Caveat: I do not run Norton AntiTrack.
Posted: 12-Mar-2022 | 10:50AM · Permalink
Firefox Mozilla removed the Antitrak extension several weeks ago.
Norton Antitrack is a relatively new product.
Norton Support informed me that the extension is currently under maintenance, therefore not currently available for the Firefox browser.
In the meantime, Norton's support can install the old plug-in, the retired version, if you ask. At your own risk though, since the module was certainly not removed unnecessarily, for no reason...
There is currently no limit to two browsers, contrary to the rumor circulating on the forum. The Antitrak application allows the installation of the Antitrack extension on three browsers: Edge, Chrome and normally Firefox.
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