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AdvancedSetup, You are right about that Never remember history setting is what disables the counting in Malwarebytes Browser Guard. I still have media.peerconnection.enabled set to false. I have these settings.

Today i saw that the browserguard in Firefox was updated to version 2.5.4. However,my issue remains. In order to have Malwarebytes browserguard to show blocking counts,i have to first uninstall it everytime i open Firefox,then install it again. Then it works and showing blocking counts.

Ok. Please do so.

Just wanted to check. Have you heard anything from the team yet?

Ok,i see. Please check with the team. I look forward for the response.

I have running the Firefox browser with just Malwarebytes Browserguard extension,and it had worked fine. Then i thought it was time to add som other extensions. I added Ublock origin and Express VPN addons. After that it still worked like it should,Malwarebytes Browserguard showing blocking counts and Ublock origin as well. Then i thought it was time to test it a little further. I did changes in the Firefox browser. All these changes can be brought back without uninstall Firefox. First i typed about:config and setting media.peerconnection.enabled false. Then i doing the basic stuff changes like changing the Enhanced Tracking Protection to strict,and to remove all history while closing Firefox. After that i closed the browser,and then Malwarebytes Browserguard does not show any blocking counts. Now everytime i open Firefox i first have to uninstall Malwarebytes browserguard,and then reinstall it again,and then it shows blocking counts in all sites. Why should i not not change the security settings or add other extensions to Firefox,after it appears to work perfectly again?

Ok,have done so. Firefox is now my default browser without other extensions than Malwarebytes Browserguard. I will testdrive the Firefox browser today. My Antivirus and Malwarebytes as well are running.

Done exactly so,without making any changes in Firefox or setting it as my default browser. My default browser is still Chrome. When visit Youtube from Firefox with Malwarebytes browserguard,i get blocks from the browserguard. No other extensions is installed.

Now i have don exactly so,disabled antivirus and also Malwarebytes before download and running the fixlist. Here is the log attached. Fixlog.txt

I think i find it right. I did the Winget upgrade all with Administor rights,then klicking ok.

I tried to follow your instructions regading open an elevated admin command promt. If i understood you right,it would look this way(see attachment). Is it right?

I folowed the instructions,and changed the default browser to Chrome and uninstalled Firefox and restarted the computer. Here is the FRST.TXT and ADDITION.TXT logs attached. FRST.txt Addition.txt

After closing the Firefox browser,and open it again it does not longer show any blocks from Malwarebytes Browserguard. I uninstalled the Express VPN add on,and closed the browser. Now when open it again and testing Youtube,Msn,Amazon and such,it does not longer show any blocking counts. If i uninstall Malwarebytes browserguard now and reinstall it,then it shows blocking counts again. The issue appears to be back again,i am afraid. Could it be a matter of how one set up the security settings in Firefox? Right now it is set as Delete cookies and site data and HISTORY - :Firefox will never remeber history.Firefox will use the same settings as private browsing, and will not remember any history as you browse the Web.

Ok,i see! I have always declined every cookies from Youtube. Earlier this prompt never appeared back ago. I accepted,and then Malwarebytes showing blocking counts. I thought this step allowing cookies from Youtube was not good doing,thought that Ublock and Malwarebytes Browserguard should handle this,but i guess i was wrong. Now i have reinstalled all my ads ons:Express VPN,Ublock,Privacy badger,Decentreal eyes and now it appears to be working. Malwarebytes show blocking counts. Well, i think that was the little step that i overlooked,that one had to accept Youtubes cookies. For the moment,it now appears to work like it should. Thank you for assisting!😃 We could hold this topic open for a little while more so that i can testdrive it throrogly with my current settings.

I reinstalled Ublock origin,and it shows blocking counts. Malwarebytes browserguard also shows blocking counts at for example msn.com. However,Malwarebytes browserguard does not show any blocking counts at Youtube like it use to do before,and when i visit Youtube this prompt appears(see attahcment).

Yes,i got more blocks when visiting that site.

I followed exactly these instructions you gave me,and now i only have Malwarebytes Browserguard installed,no other ads on. It shows exactly those blocking detections as in your picture,when visiting msn.

Express VPN had an ads on that has the features: stop HTML5 geolocation and blocks Web RTC leaks,nothing more. It has never interfered with MB Browserguard before. I am using Norton Antivirus,but i have their own Web Protection turned of,since it would otherwise interfer with MB Browserguard. I temporarily disabled Norton real-time protection and turned off the VPN,but it did not changed anything. I have made exclusions in both Norton for Malwarebytes and in Malwarebytes for Norton,so they should not interfer with eachother in anyway.

Hello AdvancedSetup I understand that you cant promise that you can fix this issue,since it might have it have something to do with Firefox itself,but it is offocase worth a try! Here is the Zip log. mbst-grab-results.zip

Well,now i have described exactly my issues with the browserguard in Firefox here at the forums,so lets see if anyone here can give advice on this.

The issues i having with Malwarebytes browserguard in Firefox is that it does not show blocking detections at all. Everytime i open the browser i first must uninstall the browserguard,then reinstall it in order to have it to show blocking counts. And even doing so,it does not always shows blocking counts for Youtube and Amazon or some other sites like it should do. I have followed the supports directive by refreshing Firefox and so on,but it has not helpt.

Most other customer suports have the service of live chat and option of remote acces,to help to give a direct solution to the issues. I have submitted two support tickets,since the first take so long to give response. The latest ticket was support ticket 3985211

Then what are the purpose of having a customer service at all,if it not gives feedback? No,i dont think so. This issue goes deep,and i dont think average users could help with this issue.

I have an open ticket with customer support since three weeks ago with problems with my Malwarebytes browserguard in Firefox. It goes very slowly with the the replies from customer support. Why is it going so slow with the support?

Version 105.0.1, first offered to Release channel users on September 23, 2022 Fixed: Reverted focus behavior for new windows back to the content area instead of the address bar (bug 1784692) https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/105.0.1/releasenotes/