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I am trying to configure Firefox so I can use my CAC card reader with it. My problem is when I try to load a module under Tools>Options>Advanced>Encryption>Security Devices. When I try to load acpkcs201.dll (or any of the other alternate .dll files) I get an error message that says "Unable to load module".

When I try to use the DoD Configuration 1.2 add-on from forge.mil, it also is unable to make this configuration.

The CAC reader and software works fine under Chrome and IE. The only problem is the .dll wont load up in Firefox using the add-on or manually.

Does anyone know how to make this module load properly?

I am using: Windows 7 x64 Firefox 3.6.9 SCR331 card reader ActivClient 6.2

I have a new MacBook Pro with Firefox 3.6.9. The Untrusted Connection popup is occurring constantly, and goes through an unbreakable loop on banking websites. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling with no luck. If I cannot fix this, I will no longer be able to use Firefox.

Before the latest update of my Mozilla Firefox, the Firefox Start page contained an internet address box near the top of the screen, where I could enter an internet address and hit go. It also showed the Google search box in the middle of the screen.

Now, after the Firefox update, the Start page only shows the Google search box. There is no internet address box nor an "awesome box," which according to my reading of the new features is supposed to have replaced the internet address box.

If I open a new email from my inbox it takes a while to load then I can't read the email because this stupid Bing search bar pops up where the email would be and I can't see the original message. This same Bing search bar shows up in place of a new tab. I downloaded video viewing software related to bing from the internet yesterday and I think this is the source of my problem. How can I fix this?

I'm using firefox long time. Recently I'm facing a problem. In time of browsing a website automatically opens (http://www.lameplaying.com/index.php/spam). Every time I close this website.. after sometimes it opens again automatically.

Is there any way to stop opening this site in my browser?

For example, at comcast.net I get the message:

"We have detected that the browser you are using is not fully supported by the Comcast.net web site. You can view this site using your current browser but it may not display properly, and you may not be able to fully use all features.

At kerpoof.com I get:

You must enable JavaScript and Flash to access Kerpoof's activities.

You are seeing this page because you either do not have Adobe's Flash Player installed, or you have scripting turned on in your browser preferences.

I have the latest Java and Flash Players installed with Firefox 3.6.9. In Tools Options, Java script is enabled. What setting needs changing for these sites to recognize my browser?

I usually use a wireless network at home and have very few time out problems with Firefox.

I am travelling and using Optus Wireless broadband where the average ping to a site is 700+ms .

I suspect that this is the cause of the high number of timeouts I am experiencing.

Optus say there are no problems so I think I will have to set the timeout to a longer period.

Please advise what variable name/s (and in which file) the timeout is set for LOADING PAGES.

Thanks in anticipation.

Greg Atkinson.

By the way the same is happening in IE8

and on many sites other than the Yahoo one below.

==========Full Error Page ========

URL is http://au.mg4.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.gx=1&.rand=81jkv757qfdqt

=============================

The connection has timed out

The server at au.mg4.mail.yahoo.com is taking too long to respond.

   *   The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few  moments.

   *   If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network   connection.

   *   If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure  that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

Problems: - "stop private browsing" and "clear history" under tools are gray and cannot be checked - often, not always, I get a message that I cannot surf the web because I am offline; but work offline has not been checked and I have never worked offline - on several websites, such as ESPN and others, the print on one line overlaps the print on the next line and the print on the lower line cannot be read

Noticed that the toolbar above the address line on my Firefox home page has disappeared.....the line with "File, Edit, View, History", etc.

Can't figure out how to get it back....without it, I'll just go back to IE.

I have use custom settings for history. I have checked accept cookies from sites and accept third party cookies. This problem keep recurring. Why? I check the Google search preferences I want and sometimes one of the preferences gets saved but not the number of results per page I prefer. Or, I get an error message that cookies are not enabled.

It is bad enough having to use Firefox NON-support to begin with. Then to find a fix and have the same problem recur over and over again is ludicrous.

All of a sudden I cannot upload images to my Photobucket account. There never has been a problem with it before... I can upload using Internet Explorer so what's happened to Firefox?

Windows Live Hot Mail moves slowly within Firefox. Slow opening and slow moving from email to email, and slow to make a "new" email. I'm also getting strange error messages. This same problem happened within Internet Explorer so I started using Firefox with better results but not anymore. Anyone else having this frustrating problem?

I've got Firefox configured correctly and it always opens my last session. However, sometimes when the computer crashes and a second Firefox window is open (this time it was either a pop-up window or the Firefox update window), Firefox only recognizes that window as the "last session," and it loses the most recent multi-tab session. (Hmm, maybe what I need is "re-open recent sessionS" or "last multi-tab session" ?!)

Anyway ... is there any way I can retrieve yesterday's open tabs without picking through my history and finding them one-by-one?

I went to Blingee and for some reason, ever since, Search Canvas has become my default search engine on Firefox only. I uninstalled the Blingee toolbar. I have search my computer for "Blingee" and "Search Canvas" and there is nothing to uninstall.

Keep getting this message "Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system." However, cannot view open window or close Firefox. Have to always reboot system to access the internet.