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I can open E-Mail with Internet Explorer but not with FireFox. I am using FireFox version 6.0.1. I,ve used the trouble site to no avail.

I've talked with Comcast and done all they could think of including deleting and reinstalling FireFox without success.

Works when clicking on bookmark; not so much when clicking a link one a page. I've got the latest version of Firefox yadda yadda yadda. It's a pain browsing without this. For the love of God help. Thanks.

Is anyone experiencing problems with McAfee SiteAdvisor, latest version, and Firefox v6? I have to disable SiteAdvisor so that Firefox will run properly. One thing I have noticed is, that with the current version of SiteAdvisor installed, SiteAdvisor is listed in the "Add-ons" in two places ... as an extension and as a plug-in. I don't know if SiteAdvisor was listed twice for previous versions. So .... my main question is .... is McAfee SiteAdvisor an "extension" or a "plug-in" for Firefox ? SiteAdvisor, as an extension, is showing the version of "3.4.0" and as a plug-in the version shown is 3.4.0.135. The current version of SiteAdvisor is v3.4.0.143. Please advise and thanks.

Greetings,

I'm currently experiencing a problem using JavaScript with Firefox. I can load fine JavaScript in the website, and it's enabled and everything. In that sense, JavaScript is fine.

However, when I try to run a JavaScript with the "command", "javascript:" in the browsing bar, it doesn't works anymore. I can't even do simple stuff like "javascript: alert("Hi!");". I wish to know if there is some way to fix this. I do use this "feature" pretty often to test small scripts.

Thanks.

Various Firefox users have previously reported being unable to use McAfee Site Advisor with various versions of Firefox. I have the updated version of Firefox (6.0.1) and have been able to use the Site Advisor until September 3, when I renewed my subscription to McAfee Internet Security, which includes Site Advisor. Now Site Advisor no longer works with my Firefox browser. McAfee says that Site Advisor does not work with the "Beta" version of Firefox, but I am not using the Beta version. When I informed them of this, their response is, in effect, "Not our problem."

Any suggestions?

It is quite a common event to send friends a lead into a web address for interesting articles or videos (Youtube urls). To do thjis means you do a copy and paste into the Email. When I was using Aol the address presented itself in bold type which allowed the recipient to just click on the address to be connected instead of doing a copy and paste into the address bar. Is there a way this can be done in Firefox?

videos on the YouTube site do not load, videos that are on other sites, which are linked to YouTube also do not load. I am only having this problem with Firefox version 6.0.1. I am not having this problem when I use (forced to use) Internet Explorer. Why is this a problem in Firefox and how can I fix this problem?

I think the title explains it all. I can no longer open links in a new tab by "ctrl + left clicking" them. As someone who has a lot of tabs up a lot of the time, this is horribly inconvenient.

When I try to use the in-browser Add-ons Manager, I can never progress beyond the "Loading..." phase. I still have the Download, Search and Options available. I have waited 5-10 minutes to see if the loading finishes. So far, it has not. I do not remember what theme I am running. The only add-ons I remember are NoScript, KeyScrambler, and Privacychoice. All my add-ons and themese should be up-to-date as of 8/31/2011.

I upgraded to 6.0.1 and experimented with the tab groups. Now I cannot turn it off. It seems to force the same tabs to be opened with the next session. I had (and still have) the warn me when I close multiple tabs. It overrides that option if I click the close the window. It just closes the firefox window and reopens all the tabs with the next session. This nullifies the best feature that firefox had over chrome.

Please help me to get my old Firefox back...

The FireFox' disk cache foler is set to D:\Cache (I set it so from about:config).

I cleared the disk cache, watched a YouTube video (almost 2 minute long), then looked into D:\Cache. But the video I had watched was not there! (I found two .SWF files. But their sizes were smaller than 250K. And, stand-alone SWF players couldn't play them. Therefore, they can't be YouTube videos.)

So, where does Firefox cache videos?

When I go into Tools, Options, Privacy and set 'Use custom settings for history' and then click okay it will not save. It stays on 'Remember history', though it will save 'Never remember history' as I tested this. This seems to have happened after recent Firefox latest update. Does anyone know why I can't choose 'Use custom settings for history' as this is the setting I want to use?

when i open about 15 sites in firefox 6.0 and 6.0.1 with Morning Coffee Add-on version 1.35 it's get too slow to browse all of them It takes about 30min or more some time never load sites but when i do it in firefox 5 , 5.0.1 Or 3.x.x it's speed of browsing is good and take about 2 to 3 min to browse completely all of them. i think there is some problem with multiple tab browsing in firefox 6 Or maybe a security that makes it slow to browse many sites. Please Help

Hello. Resently I installed IMVU. And with it I got a IMVU toolbar. Wich i didnt asked for. And now i cant remove it, becuse the toolbar is not avalibale for 6.0.1 but yet I have the toolbar. And I don't want it to be there. I've tried everything I can to remove this. But nothing works. What shall I do?