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I've got a GOOGLE REDIRECT VIRUS, and am not able to enter any websites that will give removal information - as I'm being REDIRECTED! I need to know the name of the file to remove...and where/how!!! Any/ALL internet inquiries for assistance are....being redirected/hijacked. HELP.

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== yesterday.

While surfing a site called " Free Porn " pops up. It is asking to confirm if I want to leave the page and after confirming to exit it goes back t9 original question, which is : confirm if you want to exit this page. One can get out through task manager but on starting a new browsing session it reappears. I uninstalled Firefox and then reinstalled and the pop up is still there.

Want to turn this off: This Connection is Untrusted

You have asked Firefox to connect securely to login.facebook.com, but we can't confirm that your connection is secure.

Normally, when you try to connect securely, sites will present trusted identification to prove that you are going to the right place. However, this site's identity can't be verified.

What Should I Do?

If you usually connect to this site without problems, this error could mean that someone is trying to impersonate the site, and you shouldn't continue.

Technical Details

login.facebook.com uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate will not be valid until 7/23/2009 8:03 AM.

(Error code: sec_error_expired_certificate)

I Understand the Risks

When I run Firefox I find that the "plugin-container.exe *32" is a drain on resources for my computer. Is there a way to disable this? I understand that its purpose is to help if Firefox crashes but because my Firefox hardly ever crashes I just feel it's a drain on my system resources (11,820K of RAM).

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== Firefox was updated to 3.6.6

When watching full screen video in firefox the picture freezes and the audio continues streaming. I had at first thought this was limited to netflix but now see the same problem when viewing flash video sites. Once the picture freezes the computer has to be rebooted. This only happens in firefox. Explorer streams perfectly in fullscreen. The problem began after updating to firefox 3.6 as I had no problems prior to that.

Operating system

Windows XP

I am using website https://www.bobibanking.com/ as my banking site. Whenever I try to do transactions through this website using firefox (latest) at the last stage I always get the answer your browser is not java enabled. I request you to solve this problem, since I use firefox as my topline browser.

URL of affected sites

https://www.bobibanking.com/

When someone broadcasts in Tinychat the Adobe Flash Plugin often crashes. I've made sure that all of my plugins are up to date and I'm using Firefox version 3.6.6 I've also tried disabling hang protection and that didn't help.

URL of affected sites

http://tinychat.com

I have Windows 7, and when I installed Firefox, almost every time I use a drop-down menu, the menu will display for a split second, but will not stay up. Drop-down menus work fine in IE, but not in Firefox. I have to use the directional arrows to select from the list of choices, and this is problematic with menus with many choices. This happens every time I use a drop-down menu, so the problem is not site- specific.

Operating system

Windows 7

When I log onto the web a Babylon tab and a Bing search box comes up in stead of my my Google Search site and web search box. www.Google.com is the site that is to pop up when I open Firefox or IE. When I open Internet Explorer www.Google.com comes up as my starting page.

This is the URL the pops into my browsing box http://bsearch.babylon.com/?babsrc=home&AF=14542

I down loaded a program I thought was other than the Babylon program and I uninstalled the program but this search page still keeps coming up?

How do I get stop the Babylon Tab and page from opening in place of the Google Search page in Firefox. I will stop using Firefox if it still keeps coming up?

firefox is continuosly hanging in every way posible, my OS is vista have the latest version of fire fox installed, but has been getting gradually worse and worse since approx May, it had done this before but not to the extent it does now. firefox updated/installed the latest version (at that time) about 2xupdates ago, this is when the problems first started. EG, i will be scrolling down through a page on ebay and for no apparent reason firefox will just stop responding, same thing on you tube when watching videos or searching, also pages are taking a really long time to load sometimes resulting in them not loading at all or loading a blank page. this to has increased in how often this happens. Am seriously fed up with this problem its driving me crazy.

== firefox new version was installed

I play alot of games on Facebook. I have started encountering a problem with my "flash player crashing"... I have uninstalled all Adobe products and reinstalled them to no avail. It seems to happen more when I am using the games put out by Zynga. I cannot understand why it's happening, and certainly don't know what to do to fix it. I sure would appreciate any help you can give me!

locking due the age of this thread - asked and answered

I have tried all of the suggestions given by FF in order to remove Bing from my computer but nothing seems to work. I would appreciate some advise. For instance when I go to add and remove programs I can't even find Bing listed. Looking forward to your suggestions. Thanks.

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== I first installed Firefox

Somehow my firefox started showing some "yandex toolbar" on it's right. There are no settings I could find to get rid of it. I even searched regedit for the "yandex" word, but could not find anything - they probably coded their name...

my site keeps refreshing going out of sync...everyone is telling me it is foxfire? Warning: Unknown property 'zoom'. Declaration dropped. Source File: http://static.ak.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/z40FZ/hash/80hjvqy9.css Line: 11 this is just one of the issue lines?

URL of affected sites

http://facebook.com