Can you check with Norton on whether those are normal messages for its software/add-on to be displaying?

Also, could you check the Add-ons page to see if these choices are listed in the usual place. Either:

• Ctrl+Shift+a (Mac: Command+Shift+a)
• "3-bar" menu button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons
• type or paste about:addons in the address bar and press Enter/Return

In the left column of the Add-ons page, click Extensions. Then on the right side, look for your Norton extension(s) and try the Options button or More link to access the details/settings. Does this page let you choose features you want enabled/disabled?

Taking a screenshot of that message might be helpful for getting help from Norton.

I have never seen that type of message in Firefox, but I don't use Norton - I use Comodo Antivirus 10, specifically because it doesn't 'force' install any silly Firefox add-ons that many time duplicate features that are built into Firefox. Add-ons that don't seem to get updated in a timely manner in many cases, which get disabled all too often due to lack of compatibility with a Firefox update. And it's not like Mozilla 'springs' updates on users without any notice. The update schedule is posted at least 6 months (or more) in advance.

I found one query on Norton that was the same as mine. It was not answered directly so I looked up 'Norton Identity Protection Features on their site. If this is what the message box is about ( and I think it is) it is wanting to monitor and protect 'everything' but of course one would have to sign up for it and give information...... I do appreciate your answers and help. Thank-you.

I have Norton Security installed. Yes it is from Norton as you probably have not installed the Password Manager and/or the Norton Toolbar.

Just click the Do Not Remind Me Again option if not going to install the above. If want the above click the appropriate boxes.

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