add-onnounA Firefox-specific umbrella term that describes tools (including extensions and themes) that users can install to modify, customize, and extend the functionality of Firefox. Avoid using "add-ons" and "extensions" interchangeably (see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Add-ons/Terminology#Usage_Guidelines).Your add-ons and customizations have been removed and your browser settings have been restored to their defaults.priedasattendeenouna person who is invited to attend an event, specifically via a calendar invitationThis option sends one invitation email per attendeedalyvisauthenticateverbTo prove user identity, typically to gain access to a system or serviceThe endpoint you are connecting to needs more information to authenticate this connection.nustatyti tapatumąauthenticatedadjectiveUser identity has been proven for access to a system or serviceWarning: Contains unauthenticated contenttapatumas nustatytasciphernounAn algorithm that encrypts or decrypts information.The cipher used for encryption is deprecated and insecure.šifrasclipboardnounA special location in the computer's operating system that is accessible to all programs and temporarily stores data that the user has copied from somewhere elseCopy text to clipboardiškarpinėcontextnounThe setting or circumstance in which a thing occurs, often associated with the context menu. This term can assume specific connotations when referring to programming languages, for example in JavaScript a context is a reference to the object running the currently executing code.A Geolocation request can only be fulfilled in a secure context.This scratchpad executes in the Browser context.kontekstascryptominernounScripts on websites that can use a computer’s resources to mine cryptocurrency without a user’s knowledge.Cryptominers use your system’s computing power to mine digital money. Cryptomining scripts drain your battery, slow down your computer, and can increase your energy bill.kriptovaliutų kasėjascryptominingnounA method of running scripts on websites that can use a computer’s resources to mine cryptocurrency without a user’s knowledge.kriptovaliutų kasimasdeceptive sitenounA malicious website that impersonates a legitimate one in order to trick users into providing sensitive information such as passwords, account details, or credit card numbersThis web page has been reported as a deceptive site and has been blockedapgaulinga svetainėdecodeverbTranslating date or information that has been encoded back into its original, comprehensible format.Media resource could not be decodediššifruotidecryptionnounThe process of converting information or data back to its original form or text so that it can be read and understood; the process of reversing encryptionWidevine Content Decryption Module provided by Google Inc.iššifravimasdisinformationnounFalse, inaccurate, or misleading information designed, presented, and promoted to intentionally cause public harm or for profit. When it’s shared mistakenly by people, it becomes misinformation. See also the definition of misinformation.Political actors use disinformation campaigns that prey on our emotions and values to manipulate our behaviour.dezinformacijadistrustverbRegard something as untrustworthy or doubt its authenticity.If you delete or distrust a certificate authority (CA) certificate, this application will no longer trust any certificates issued by that CAnepasitikėtienableverbActivate a featureYou cannot enable this filterįjungtiimportverbCopy or move data from one program to another, including importing data from an external source (for example, bookmarks)Select which items to importimportuotiinnovationsnounUnique features developed for FirefoxExplore some of our latest innovationsinovacijosinsecureadjectivePotentially unsafe or not protectedFirefox has detected an insecure site. Form Autofill is temporarily disabled.nesaugusmisinformationnounFalse or misleading information (also known as disinformation) presented as truth that’s shared mistakenly by people who are unaware that it’s false.See also the definition of disinformation.We're campaigning to get big tech platforms like Google, Facebook and Twitter to become more transparent about how political messages are spread so that we can detect and stop misinformation.misinformacijaopen sourceadjectiveRefers to any program whose source code is made available for use or modification.These terms are not intended to limit any rights granted under open source licensesatvirojo kodooverrideverbReplace or overruleOverride the colors specified by the page with your selectionsperrašytireportnounA detailed record or account, most often in the case of a site crash or issueSend a crash report for the tab you are viewingataskaitareportverbTell or alert, most often in the case of a site crash or issueReport errors like this to help Mozilla identify and block malicious sitespraneštisignverbTo issue a digital certificate as verification of a website's identity; or, to enter user credentials to access a system.Unable to digitally sign data required to verify your certificate.pasirašytiunsafeadjectiveLacking in security or safety; potentially causing harm or damageDisabling the Safe Browsing feature is not recommended as it may result in you going to unsafe sitesnesaugusvalidateverbTo check or prove the validity or accuracy of (something).Validate cache manifestpatvirtintiversionnounTechnically refers to the number of a particular Firefox release. Can also be used interchangeably with "release." "Release" does not have a good equivalent in languages other English and so "version" must be used in some cases. Use "version" (sentence case, not title case) as a generic, stand-alone term: "You are using the latest version of Firefox." Avoid referring to the numerical marker of that version ("Firefox Nightly 66.0a1") as this is too technical and unnecessarily detailed for users. Nghtly builds have the same version number for 6 weeks at a time so the version number itself is not specific.This policy is only available on the Extended Support Release (ESR) versionversija