Support Forum

There was a recent update on my system when I shutdown yesterday. When I tried logging into Facebook today, an Unsecured Connection warning popped up. When I clicked on Add Exceptions, the Facebook website was totally blocked on my system.

Firefox will crash and say NOT RESPONDING at random. This happened when I updated to 6. I don't want to have to break into my system to make it work when Firefox 5 and under worked fine.

Ever since I upgraded to version 6 the Orbit down loader will not recognize firefox. Usually the download window has a checkoff for the Orbit down loader. This no longer happens. Any fixes?

Just suddenly 3 hours ago, letmewatchthis.ch stopped working for me "Unable to connect

         Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at www.letmewatchthis.ch.
       

 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."

All other sites are fine and I have used letmewatchthis over 1,000 times. I ha it tested on a few on the test sites and apparently it is just me :/

No se que hise o que paso pero de repente se me instalo como pagina de inicio esta http://iestaa.in/, la cambien en opciones y listo, pero al reiniciar secion aparece de nuevo, ya la trate de eleiminar con el antivirus pero nada que ago por favor ayudenme =( de antemano muchas gracias

I tried to install Moonlight plugin version 3.9.9 (4 preview) on the latest version of Firefox. Error message is: "Novell Moonlight could not be installed because it is not compatible with with Firefox 6.0.2". There isn't any versions of Moonlight that can be installed on Firefox 6.0.2. Moonlight plugin worked very well with previous versions of Firefex.

Is it correct? When Firefox 6.0.2 will become compatible with Moonlight plugin (or vice-versa)?

For the past week I get a message from Norton telling me that radiowmpcoregecko is safe. I can't find it anywhere and I have no idea what it is or where it came from. Is it important - if so, what does it do.

When I try to play a movie on Netflix I get an error telling me that Firefox's private browsing mode is restricting Netflix from storing settings on my computer.

The suggests were to click the Tools menu and select private browsing. My private browsing was not activated.

Or to click the Tools menu at the top of the browser and select Options, then Privacy and then Remember history. This setting was also as it should.

Additionally, I went into the history and made sure the permanent private browsing was unchecked and I cleared all cookies. Still Netflix is not working.

I called Netflix and they say that everything is streaming correctly from their end and it is this computer. I can watch Netflix on other computers or my TV on this network but not this computer.

I am at a loss at how to disengage private browsing when the private browsing does not appear to be engaged.

При работе в браузере, периодически зависате ( верхняя строка становиться серой с надписью НЕ ОТВЕЧАЕТ) и белеет экран на 30-40 секунд. Это происходит как при просмотре видео, так и при работе на других сайтах. Переустановка не помогла решить проблему. Что делать?

as above - here is a link - http://search.searchcompletion.com/?si=21650&bi=1&home=1&q=linkedin

I have changed my homepage back to google, but whenever i search through the main navigation bar, search completion is the default search tool and its terrible.

Firefox 6.0, 6.01, and 6.02 are incompatible with Java Console and Kaspersky URL Advisor. I switched to Firefox because it was supposed to be more secure!! Why don't you guys pull it together and fix this?! & I had no choice but to upgrade each time. I would be grateful if you could take care of this ASAP! and I could not submit to the "I am sad" section, or the feedback section. Come one.

OSX 10.6.8 Intel Mac Firefox 6.0.2 Error box appears: xml.freecause.com:443 uses an invalid security certificate The certificate expired on 9/24/11 5:59 PM. The current time is 9/24/11 6:45 PM (Error code: sec_error_expired_certificate)

Unable to "Cancel" because error box reappears continually. All drop-down menu selections disappear except for Firefox. Can select preferences from this lone menu item and cleared cache and recent history with no avail. Quit and restart with same problem with only a mozilla website tab.

communicating using Safari

Running OS X Lion 10.7.1 Mac mini early 2009, 4GB RAM. No other problems except both Firefox and Chrome are incredibly slow opening web pages when compared to the same two browsers in Windows or to Safari in OS X.

This happens whether other applications are running or not. Internet speed has not changed (tested 6 Mbps), not using proxies, etc. Yes, I did test after Quitting all other apps. It makes no difference.

Please can you help Some type of virus has infiltrated my firefox/pc When i try to open a new tab in firefox it opens with babylon serch. Please tell me how to get rid of babylon or is the only option to remove firefox and go back to internet explorer (I would sooner stop with firefox it has been so good up to now)

Every time I open my comcast home page or comcast link, I this message: "Opening rpc.html You have chosen to open rpc.html which is a: Firefox document

from http://xfinity.com.comcast.net

what should Firefox do: open with save file do this automatically for files like this from now on." I have contacted comcast, but they told me this is not their issue.