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Automatic updates do not work behind proxy on Windows machines. Fix this Alot of applications can do this but neither Firefox nor Thunderbird can. Noone cares for your stupid decisions about FirefoxOS replicating ChromeOs which is money on the wind as well. But why not do something useful for ........

Yes i know, linux doesn't have this problem and its ok there but microsoft isn't so generous thats why many companies have to think of dirty way doing things. Thats the only thing i ask, one more dirty thing for dirty os, thanks.

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am working for <a href=”http://www.examresultstoday.com/”>examresultstoday.com</a> and while i want to download some files or backup of cpanel then tend to use idm but what to do in order to be able to download my backup using it ?

When I open Firefox to my home page (Xfinity.comcast.net) I am able to move my cursor around the page, but nothing that I click on responds - followed by a pop-up window indicating "Warning - unresponsive script" with various script URLs. I have the option to click continue (which does nothing) or stop script (which also does nothing). If I close this window it pops up again. At no time am I able to click on anything and get a response NOR am I able to close out of my home page. I have upgraded and downgraded my Adobe programs (including the reader) with no change in response. [Also, If I click on any other of my programs, it takes forever for the connection to stop spinning (if it does at all).] If I use Internet Explorer as my browser, I am able to access other web sites, but making any connections is very slow. All system scans with malware and antivirus programs come back indicating NO viruses or other problems.

I want to start using the 'Master Password' feature. There are a couple of hundred 'stored' passwords in the Options-Security-Saved Passwords tab so I'm wondering if it would be best to delete ALL of these before setting up a Master Password. I will be changing and deleting several of the 'stored' passwords anyway. But my main question is whether or not the 'Master Password' would encrypt All of the existing 'stored' passwords and what if they have already been comprised by surfing anyway??

Our website hrmotorsspringville.com has been down for over a month. We have done everything Google told us to do and it is still not coming up on Firefox. We are having to tell all our customers to go through Internet Explorer.

So, I had this problem after update that firefory did not want to start. So I installed manually the new version of it, several times it solved the problem, but now it didn't. So I downloaded chrome, exported all my bookmarks, cookies, history and stuff, and after that I fully uninstalled firefox, and installed it again, now it did start. After that, I exported my data from chrome (what is exported from firefox) but it exported only these sites what was loaded in chrome.. So it means I have been saving my history since the start of the year, but firefox exported only these sites what I've been visited in chrome. It means only mozzilla.org. I think this is because it was not opened on chrome ever. But it saved all my history down. I've searched for it in the chrome's folder, and all the history is in it, because it's 12 MB big. I just don't how to export it. I know there is and option that allows you to export html files, the problem is this history file is not a .html file. So my question is: how should I do it?