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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 ?

About a month ago I added AVG Tune Up (free???) which cleared registry errors and "optimized" my pc. everything was ok. On or around May 6 I had numerous crashes of Mozilla Firefox, it would just close the browser down, this happened for several days. Sometimes it closed within minutes and sometimes it would not shut down during the session. I did send the crash report to which Firefox support did reply with no definitive solution. It did reset firefox, I have the old settings folder on the desktop, and the crashes seemed to stop. Since the AVG Tune Up was the only thing that I had added I, instead of just removing it from the machine, did a rewind or go back to a date before it had been installed. That is when the horizontal split screen showed up, it happens in safari and IE ,though the Firefox browser is my default. I just can't figure which setting needs to be changed, can you help?

I was able to disable Private Window options that appear in menus and buttons by locating the right controls in browser.xul and adding the disabled="true" attribute to each tag. I was also able to prevent about:privatebrowsing from being used for this purpose by doing something similar to aboutPrivateBrowsing.xhtml, but I still had the New Private Window task in my jump list. The only way I saw to eliminate that option was to completely disable the task list by setting browser.taskbar.lists.tasks.enabled to false. Then after finding and deleting the appropriate jumplist file from Windows' CustomDestinations folder, I now didn't have New Tab or New Window, either. These are a lot of hoops to jump through! We need a better way: give us an about:config option called browser.privatebrowsing.enabled with a default value of true, which when set to false would disable the entry point to the Private Browsing mode, even for the taskbar jumplist.

I'm using Firefox 20.0 on Fedora 17 (Xfce) fully updated. At random intervals Firefox will either set the language to some random version of English (Zambia, much of the time) until I notice and set it back or it will simply uncheck US English without selecting anything else. It also turns the spelling checker off once in a while. It's hard to say just what, if anything, triggers this because I only close Firefox for updates, and only reboot for kernel updates. Most of the time, my computer runs 24/7 and Firefox stays open sometimes, for over a month without any other issues. I found two old, closed threads on this, but neither of them had anything applicable.

Ever since we accidentally installed (and uninstalled) IE10, links and buttons on Etsy don't work. They work using IE. I updated and reinstalled Firefox. Help.

Now Firefox isn't even working right. All sites I try to go to say they are not trusted. Even Firefox!