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I do not have any more information. I do not know how snap.do got on my computer nor do I know how to get rid of it. I cannot get firefox to run because I cannot get rid of snap.do.

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I no longer can access the Internet by pressing the Internet button on my computer. I receive the following error message: HTTP Server Error 503. How do I fix that problem.

The search bar remains stubbornly tiny so i only see one letter and the icon. I read the "how to" and tried this but the double arrows don't appear for me to drag it bigger. When i try the "customise" option for the toolbars the option to add flexible bars appears to drag onto toolbars but it has no effect apparently.

I recently upgraded to v16, and then v17. In both cases I repeatedly received the dreaded "Warning: Unresponsive script" message, so frequently that the browser became unusable.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/warning-unresponsive-script

I reverted to v15 and now I NEVER get the "Warning: Unresponsive script" message anymore

Just so you know...

I cannot seem to see certain websites "full" site. On Ebay...I only see text all piled up on left. If I click thru enough I can see an image but I want the full site. Not the second class citizen version. Also same with Netflix. Amazon is great. I've troubleshooted and cleared cookies and cache. I reset and now I'm using safe mode with add ons disabled but still nothing helps.

BTW...I'm very untechnical. Im using a laptop with Windows Vista OS if that helps.

Id also like to be able to use my amazon prime account to stream videos but naturally nothing shows up.

Please help. SOS.  : )

Gmail itself will load - if I type the gmail url in; if I just try and navigate to it from, say, google.co.uk it won't load. My university recently switched to gmail and none of their links work for me either.

Google maps displays a grey square with a "sorry we have no maps available for this area at this magnification" message for every location, at every magnification.

Hello!

I've been using Firefox 15 for a while now, for different reasons, but decided to update to FF 20 over a week ago. I realized then that some features on some pages didn't work as they used to. I have a blog and one of my pages is a scrapbook, the code includes jQuery and isotope. It should do this when hovering over the images: http://media.tumblr.com/1645da372a86ad29161e70fdc47ecb1d/tumblr_inline_mjgfl6hrxf1qz4rgp.jpg But it doesn't. It stays the same if you're using anything above FF 15, I checked with friends.

Is this a problem or is it how FF will be from now on? I went back to 15, but I'd like to be able to upgrade and that not only me and those with anything under FF 15 be able to see the site correctly. This is the website: http://le-scrapbook.tumblr.com/book2013

Thanks!

Let's say I fat-finger a url (e.g., Facebook..com), or I type "fac" into the address bar and either miss the down arrow or hit "enter" before the websites containing "fac" appear in the drop-down. I realize my error immediately, hit "ESC"... and rather than stopping, Firefox continues on to the error message ("Server not found: Firefox can't find the server at www.facebook..com") or the search results (First Acceptance Corporation, according to Google) until that page finishes loading. This wasn't an issue with older versions of Firefox--actually, it was one of the reasons I preferred Firefox to IE, since all versions of IE always behaved as I described above. Is there a reason newer versions of Firefox can't stop loading a page immediately upon my hitting "ESC" the way older versions did perfectly? More importantly, is there something I can do to get my forced upgrade of Firefox to replicate the good user interface of previous versions? It's not a huge issue, but it's irritating and seems like a step back.

I was trying to print a calendar. Mozilla asked me to do an update and I lost my toolbar for Yahoo(I have reinstalled that) but I have no place to type in a web address. I am not very good with computers and your program is driving me crazy. I even tried a system restore but Mozilla is blocking that too.

I have concerns regarding security of computer and my personal privacy while using anonymox. I need some rarefactions regarding the same:-

1-Has the add-ons developed by Mozilla or it is a third party application ?

2-Is it Safe ?

Both adobe flash and firefox are the most recent versions, but I can't run firefox with Flash. I've had to totally uninstall Flash in order to keep running firefox. I'd install an older version, but I have no idea which ones are compatible. My OS is windows 7 64 bit.

I don't want this popup at the bottom of the window called wizebar. I didn't ask for it and don't remember anything asking me about it.

It is very annoying. If I can't rid of it I will be forced to use a different browser even if I would rather stay with Firefox

Every time I use the Flash plug-in (for videos on YouTube or PutLocker or whatever), FireFox just slows down a lot and even freezes. It happens very often now and it's really annoying.

By the way, I am using a gaming laptop so I am not sure why I am having these problems. My Flash plug-in and firefox are updated to the latest versions, too.

My specs: Windows 7 Home Premium Intel i7-2670QM CPU @ 2.20GHZ (8 CPUs) nVidia GTX 560m 3GB vRAM dedicated 16GB RAM

So about a week ago my Adobe Flash plugin started crashing (on Firefox 15.0.1) frequently when I was watching YouTube. I obviously reported it, but nothing happened. Then today I updated the plugin, hoping this would solve the problem, but it didn't. What should I do about this?

Hello!

So this last week Firefox has been causing me to have some SERIOUS problems! From time to time I cant view any kind of videos or anything, it just makes my Firefox crash and not loading or anything.

I cant even listen to my own music on my computer :(

I never had this problem before and getting this now is so annoying!

I got Firefox updated, same with Adobe flash player and all that! And as I said, I NEVER had this problem before and I've been using Firefox for alot of years now.