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Hello Firefox Forum helpers

So Yesterday i opened Mozilla and everything was normal Till i got a weird message saying the Following : A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete.

Script: http://www.gstatic.com/bg/vCt3jT-yDKiibCfPvg7VU88K5y9oo1XwPZhbNBmPvNI.js:1 ..............

and when i hit Continue Firefox Freezes and start to Not Respond and then Shuts Down and I've tried to Stop Script too but it's not working . the Same problem

Some people Advised me to Change my browser but of Course No i won't Change Firefox

and this happens for Sites such As Facebook, blogs , any site with Ads on it

i've installed java Several times i've updated Mozilla Too .. i have no Add ons

Please any Solutions this problem is Bugging me

Before the last upgrade there was a space to manually enter an http site or modify one that was there. Where did it go or where is it now?

I'm a basic user and have been from Netscape days. Even have the T shirt!!!

I made the mistake of clicking "check for updates" because it instead downloaded the update. I have my settings set to "check for updates but let me choose whether to install them" but the "Check for Updates" button does not allow me to choose... they're downloaded immediately.

This is a serious violation of my trust in Firefox and I will not allow these updates to be installed. If I can't stop them... I will uninstall Firefox and wash my hands of Mozilla permanently.

Firefox 14.0.1 Mac OS X 10.7.5

Ever since I upgraded from Firefox 3 (which I waited so long to do because I couldn't customize the newer Firefox the way I wanted to) to Firefox 14.0.1, I have had a problem.

I guess that one of the websites I visit is trying to imitate Windows, where the background becomes grayed out whenever it wants you to concentrate on a response box. So when I am on a third-party email site (Inbox.com), and delete a message, when the message box pops up to ask me if I really want to delete the message, the background becomes grayed out while the response box is displayed. This never happened on that site when I used Firefox 3, and I would like to prevent this from happening.

I have tried to manage this with an add-on (Element Hiding Helper for Adblock Plus), but it won't allow me to select the grayed out part of the screen the way it does with unsolicited "pop-ups".

Is there a Firefox setting or an add-on I can use to keep the background from becoming "grayed out"?

Thank you

I do not use tabs and it's intrusive when they pop up all the time even though I have tried to disable them. I used to use the Tab Killer add-on ages ago but it's no longer current.

I don't use Firefox because of all the browsers, it's the only one where tabs just won't go away by fiddling with the settings, and I would desperately like to use an alternative browser that isn't attached to the less-than-honorable entity known as Google.

I regret that I checked the option of always using live bookmarks for my RSS feeds. Now I want to use bloglines but when I click the RSS feed to add it to bloglines, live bookmarks pops up and I can't get the feed in order to add it to bloglines. I'm so frustrated I'm seeing red.

when i open firefox it displays a blank white screen with the words "no site configured at this address". what does this mean and how can i fix this? i tried reinstalling firefox and cleared cache. it used to display my yahoo homepage. it wont now unless i type in to address bar.

Not just on the toolbar, but ALL bookmark icons. I hate them. Don't need them.

Is there a simple setting somewhere in Firefox to handle this? If not, perhaps it might be something they'd consider adding in the future to turn them off in the options or something?

The only thing I've seen so far here is an add-on that removes them from the toolbar. I want them all gone from all bookmark menus and prefer not to have to install further 3rd party apps to get this done.

I'm using the Windows version 14.0.1

Thanks in advance for any assistance someone can offer.

I am using Mac OS X Version 10.7.4. I am also running Firefox version 14.0.1. I am prompted to update to version 15, but when trying to update, the updating window hangs up for hours and never gets past "connecting to server." I have tried to install version 15 and trash my last version however I get another pop-up box that states something like "cannot complete due to some items being skipped." I followed the directions to troubleshoot (File > Get Info, then make sure all items are unlocked) but this still doesn't solve my problem. Can anyone offer some advice? Please?

Whenever I access any "tab", enters "22find portal de sites" link as starting page. How can I delete this ? The "Start Icon" > Search does not find anything. (Sorry for poor english - portuguese is my language.

I've searched this up and followed all instructions that I could find but it didn't help. There's no trace of Babylon on my system, it's not in my add-ons or extensions, it's uninstalled from my computer complete and every bit has been removed (from system32 as well). My homepage is fine, but whenever I open a new tab, there's Babylon. It's really annoying because this is stopping me from using Firefox's useful option to pin sites for easy access. :/ Help?

Swipe scrolling often gets misinterpreted as double click? I would like to see a more positive control for scrolling such as a scroll bar similar to Windows or Scroll Up and Scroll Down buttons.

OK, I had to reinstall Firefox, and now, every time I try searching off URL bar, Bing comes as default search engine. I have read this: Bing is added to the search engines that you can use for searching via the search bar on the Navigation Toolbar. If Bing is selected then you can choose another search engine by clicking the search engines icon. Open Manage Search Engines and click "Restore defaults" is some are missing or do a search on the Mycroft site.

See also:

   Removing the Search Helper Extension and Bing Bar 

You can open the about:config page via the location bar and do a search for bing via the Filter at the top of that page. You can reset all bing related prefs via the right-click context menu to their default values.

I have removed Bing from search engines list. 5 times. Clicking "restore defaults" actually brings Bing back into list. I have modified Bing to Google via "about:config". Same difference - Bing stubbornly defaults as search engine when searching from URL bar.

Suggestions?

Is search.us.com a part of FireFox? If so, please help me remove it from my computer. I have deleted it from my add-ons and I have deleted it as a program through Control Panel>Add or Remove Programs. I have repeatedly chosen different home pages, but it keeps coming back. It has taken over my computer. Thank you.

I have an old XP machine and have just built a brand new windows 7 machine. I need to move my history information over to the new PC. I have found the instructions for moving my bookmarks, but not for moving my browsing history. I rely on my history for finding quite a few of the sites I visit regularly rather than cluttering up my system with more bookmarks and icons.

How do I save my history and get it onto my new machine. I have and external HD and cds I can use for this.

I've noticed that when I click on a bookmarked website it doesn't stay highlighted when the website opens. If I bump the slider bar next to the bookmark sidebar it then highlights the active website. How do I keep the active website highlighted without touching the slider bar?

I have Firefox 14.0.1 and all of a sudden I am not able to load Google web page and also not able to load the google calender. I saw somewhere that I if I deleted my cookies it would clear up the problem, it didn't help at all, then I saw that if I reset network.http.spdy.enabled to false that would fix the problem it didn't work either.

  Anyone know how to fix this problem, I use this calender a lot and prefer Google search  I have Windows XP   

. thanks SandyLea