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How can I set print margins in Firefox 17 on Linux? There are no margin setings in Page Setup, or in the print dialog. In about:config, there are sets of settings called e.g. printer_Print_to_File.print_margin_top etc. as well as print.printer_Print_to_File.print_margin_top etc., but when I try to set these it seems they reset to 0.5 when I print something, and the printed margins are always the same. In previous versions of Firefox I have managed to set the margins using about:config, but that changed in a recent version.

I'm pretty new to Android. I have a tablet. I just installed Firefox on my PC this morning. Now I installed it on my tablet. I have saved a few bookmarks but don't see how to find them. I'm sure it's easy. This is how inexperienced I am with Firefox. I have been using the "browser" from the playstore (Android?). Can I transfer those bookmarks like I did from IE on my desktop PC? I want to sync the tablet with my pc. I've read about it and don't think I'll have a problem but you never know. Does that mean I'll have the same bookmarks on the pc and the tablet? That would really be nice. Is there a "Firefox for Dummy's" web site? hah Thank you Jack

I just created my email address:X@gmail.com. When I try to open gmail, it defaults to my wife's account:X@gmail.com. How can I access these accounts separately?

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Firefox has never given me a problem. Today it will not start at all. I have tried updating, uninstall and re install and nothing works. System is Win 8 64 bit with Intel 2700K , 16 g memory and Gtx 570 x2 video cards in SLI mode. No changes have bee made to hardware or software to cause this problem. I have turned off anti virus software with no results.

I have tabs and a plus sign for a new tab. When I click to get a new tab, I just get a tab labeled New Tab and on the screen I see mini-screens of commonly visited sites. There is nowhere to put a url address.

I have a local Apache server on my computer for program development purpose (HTML+PHP). In MS Explorer I address a program on that server like "http://localhost/VH_Safir-X/index.php". Firefox can not find anything by use of that address - how should it be written?

I was just working on an eBay listing and I pressed the "delete" key when the cursor was not in a field and it made my browser go back a page. In doing this, I lost an ENTIRE LISTING WORTH OF WORK! This is such an annoying feature! I don't want my delete key to do anything except delete text. How can I disable this feature that makes the delete key perform the same function as the "back arrow". For example, if the cursor was out of this box right now and I pressed "delete" by accident, I would have to re-type all of this text! This is a stupid feature. Please tell me, how do I disable it?

Home Page setting option is not working after saving a new or different home page on Firefox 19.0. When opening a new page (not tab) it always reverts back to the default "Modzilla Firefox Start Page" no matter what.

When I open an email in Outlook, the top bar that has reply, delete, archive, etc., can't be seen, yet if I open in IE it is available. Is there a problem with Outlook in Firefox. I hate using IE, but I really need to see my options when I am in email. thanks

The freestanding window listing the recent DLs was perfect! Now they've moved it into the Library window, which I'd like to leave set to History, thank you very much! And why does any indication of a download ending have to be up in a different part of the screen to which I usually don't pay attention? Up to v19 the taskbar Firefox button would blink and a box "All downloads have completed" would pop up! That doesn't happen now!

FF seems to work fine on my droid razr m however I cannot pull up a menu as shown in the help doc. The only menu I can get is a from the top right corner of the screen and it is different from the one in the help doc. It has reload, forward, bookmark etc.

I came across information that Firefox has turned off the development for Windows 64-bit. Since that's my system I'd like to know what does this imply. Should we uninstall Firefox? Is there anyway we could still be using it? I'm not a computer savvy at all, so I really don't know what to expect nor where to find information that's accurate about it. I really like Firefox and don't want to switch browsers, but I wouldn't like to get the nasty surprise that one day I can no longer open the browser and lose all my information without a warning. I save lots of important information, should I transfer this to another browser Asap?

I have old keys in my XP Windows Registry going back for eons. Leave them alone? Should any upgrade have deleted old ones? They appear in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Management\ARP Cache.