How to turn off Firefox s syncing feature completely

There are two ways to solve this problem:

1. Manually disable all syncing features of Firefox.

1- Open Firefox, find the icon with three horizontal bars in the upper right corner, and then click "Options" to enter the settings interface.

2- After clicking on "Options", click on "Firefox Account".

3- Then the interface shown below will appear, and then uncheck all the options under "Sync Settings".

2. Log out of your Firefox account directly and log in.

1- Continuing the third step of the first way above, click "Disconnect" directly

2- After clicking "Disconnect", a dialog box will pop up, then see the content of the prompt, and then click "Disconnect"!

In both ways, you can completely turn off the synchronization function of Firefox.

Firefox is very powerful, we can access our tabs, bookmarks, passwords, components, etc. on Firefox anytime and anywhere after setting up sync. So, how do you do that? Below, take the Windows 10 system as an example to share the specific method of Firefox to achieve synchronization.

The details are as follows:

1. Open Firefox browser, the menu bar is not displayed by default, anywhere at the top of the browser, right-click and select "Menu Bar" to display the menu bar.

2. We select "Tools" "Set up sync" to open the "Firefox sync" tab and click "Get Started".

3. The next step is to fill in the user's common email address and password, and then click "Register".

5. Log in to the email address you just registered with and find the verification email sent by Firefox.

6. Click on the email sent by Firefox, enter the details page, and click "Verify".

7. At this time, it will prompt "Verified".

8. At this time, we select "Tools" and "Options" in the "Options" dialog box that opens, select the "Sync" tab, click "Login" below, enter Hu Ruzhao in the login box, enter the password when you register, and click "Login".

9. After logging in, click "Manage" to see your own synchronization.

Win10 system, Firefox Firefox browser synchronization setting method is introduced to you here. Friends who often use Firefox browser, you may wish to follow along and take a look!

Users often log in and then synchronize successfully, but find that the synchronization fails. The synchronization data cannot be obtained after logging in to the account on other computers, mainly because the browser generally logs in to the local server by default when logging in. If you want to use your account data on another computer, you will need to select a global server to log in.

Click "Login to sync" under the pop-up "Menu" to select.

If you are prompted to log in to the local server, you should select "Switch to global service" below, so that you can get the synchronized data in a different place, of course, Firefox officials will repeatedly state that the user's information is confidential.

You can also see a similar toggle under the Sync tab.

On other hosts, Firefox can also use your Firefox account to log in to the global service, i.e. you can manage and synchronize your personal account data. You can select the type of data you want to synchronize and manage your account.