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calendar • chrome • calendar • calendar-event-dialog.dtd newevent.status.inprogress.label |
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calendar • chrome • calendar • calendar.properties statusInProcess |
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In Process
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devtools • client • aboutdebugging.ftl about-debugging-main-process-description2 |
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Main Process for the target browser
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Main Process for the target browser
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devtools • client • aboutdebugging.ftl about-debugging-main-process-name |
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Main Process
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devtools • client • aboutdebugging.ftl about-debugging-multiprocess-toolbox-description |
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Main Process and Content Processes for the target browser
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Main Process and Content Processes for the target browser
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devtools • client • perftools.ftl perftools-thread-gecko-main.title |
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The main processes for both the parent process, and content processes
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The main processes for both the parent process, and content processes
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dom • chrome • layout • xmlparser.properties 21 |
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error in processing external entity reference
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error in processing external entity reference
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mozilla_org • en • firefox • privacy • passwords.ftl privacy-passwords-2fa-is-a |
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2FA is a great way to level-up your security. When setting up a new account, some sites will give you the option to add a “second factor” to the login process. Often, this means linking your phone number to your account, so after you enter your password, you will be prompted to enter a secure code texted directly to you. This way, if a hacker has managed to get your password, they still won’t be able to get into your account, since they don’t have your phone.
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2FA is a great way to level-up your security. When setting up a new account, some sites will give you the option to add a “second factor” to the login process. Often, this means linking your phone number to your account, so after you enter your password, you will be prompted to enter a secure code texted directly to you. This way, if a hacker has managed to get your password, they still won’t be able to get into your account, since they don’t have your phone.
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