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I use Firefox 3.6.22 on a Mandriva Linux desktop. Now between Translate and Facebook is something named Skipity. I have a feeling I have not seen it before, Anyway I do not like what it shown when clicking on it. How do I get rid of it?

Regards Lars Backman, Helsinki

When my laptop runs slow in terms of pulling up websites I was trained to delete Temporary Internet files under the Tools heading then selecting Options. This step only eliminates History and my laptop is running slow again.

BBC iplayer says "You need to upgrade Flash to version 10.1.0 or higher to play Hearing the Past. Upgrade the Flash player now" I have version 10.3.183.7 I am on Firefox 3.6.22 on Fedora 14.

I run firefox 3.6.22 I Have the google toolbar installed igoogle is my homepage

igoogle is signed in and when I start up firefox it starts up as it should and and logs in. On my home page I can access my mail etc. The problem is that the google toolbar is no longer automaticaly signed in. When I try to sign in it acts as though it is signing in but it dosent. It dosent say that the pasword or user name is rong it seems like it is loging in and dosent notefy me of any problems. I cant seem to fix this

Why does firefox have to update so often? If you guys can't get it right, then maybe you need to hire some smarter people.

But seriously, Firefox asks me to update WAY too often and I am getting sick of it. I do not like updates. And I never seen a major difference in firefox anyway, so what is the point? The only thing is does is annoy me and waste my time.

I am sick of being asked for an update all the time, and the worst part is that when I say "NO" it just keeps asking. And asking. And asking. And asking. (I can do this all day, see how annoying it is).

To make my point,I am going to keep asking my question over and over again until I get a decent response. See how you like it. :)

Thank you.

I have problem downloading application files including updating Firefox and Adobe plugin and any online games. There is always this message prompt as below:

This link needs to be opened with an application. Send to: "c:\Program Files (x86)\Media Finder\MF.exe" "%1"

Please advise what to do.

I was updating Adobe Reader 9.x to 10, and when Adobe offered the chance, I followed the

directions and clicked on the file. For some reason I got two progress bars of installation

status. One of which was Adobe Reader X, the other was "Google Chrome". When all was complete, I

had a shortcut placed on my desktop labled Google Chrome. I did not click on this icon to this

day. FireFox's homepage is Google. Now is FireFox utilizing this new google download in any way,

and what is the shortcut on my desktop for? When FireFox opens with Google, it appears no

different that it ever did. I wanted to use "Add or Remove programs" to delete this "Chrome"

deal, but I'm not sure if that would mess up FireFox in any way. I hate when these kind of

surprises happens. Please Advise ... HELP !!!! pdh

I read many of the complaints from others already trying to use your defective new system. I am not going to struggle to make a system work. If you don't fix the problems, I'll find another system which is user friendly.

Gonna bug you with this problem because it is serious. I DO NOT WANT TO BE REDIRECTED to DESTRUCTIVE SITES. But lately that seems to be what happens when I click on a regular search item. How can I prevent this. The search item has a good website listed and if I cut & paste it works. I never had this hassle before. Does it have to do with the latest updates? Help. Thank you.

1) When I click on links from Google searches it redirects to Ad websites...

2) When I have Internet windows open suddenly audio (that sounds like it is coming from other unopened websites) will start playing.

I upgraded to v8 and haven't been able to read my emails since. The headings are there but not the body. I reloaded an older version but they're still gone. At one stage I couldn't even open FF. I had to reinstall IE9 for various reasons and I can see the through there OK, but FF has been my default browser ever since it was launched and I want to keep that way.

I repeatedly get re-directed when I'm searching or clicking on a link on a particular page. This has happened a lot when I've put something in the search bar, gotten to google, and then am hijacked elsewhere rather than going to the address associated with the listed link. If I cut and paste the link in my address bar, I can get to where I want to go.

same as above - my bookmarks come up fine in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox as of a few days ago - it just keeps asking me to sign in - I sign in and it does it over and over again