this babylon malware is in every firefox I download no longer able to use this product miss it.

Firefox does not include or download Babylon. ( You, or some program you have installed is doing that).

I understand some of the Babylon software is found to be useful by a minoritity of users. Most users with Babylon download it accidentally because it comes bundled with something else. Some even consider it to be malware. It is quite likely Babylon will attempt to change all installed browsers not just Firefox !

There are two stages to removing Babylon and similar adware or toolbars,

First of all identify the software that has been installed. Some of that may have unexpected names and be hard to identify, then afterwards reset any settings and preferences that have been changed.

First of all check your listed add-ons extensions and plugins and consider disabling or removing anything suspicious. Some of the software is likely to require removal by the Windows Operating system.

• see Remove a toolbar that has taken over your Firefox search or home page
• note searchreset is often useful after you have removed such software
  https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/searchreset/
• if you need to start looking for potential malware this post gives helpful tips and instructions /questions/914980#answer-302372

Note if you want an official copy of Firefox use

• http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all.html

Note also that it is possible to install the current version over the top of an existing version, but (at least initially) take care NOT to use any options to remove personal data, but ensure you remove any unwanted software before attempting that or you will still have Babylon on your system.

Try to follow the above instructions and post back with how you get on. It is possible to remove Babylon, but it is a case of finding what was actually installed.

See also:

• [/questions/935739#answer-367152]

I removed Firefox from by windows 7 computer to get rid of Babylon. I then reinstalled from the official US site, however, when it came to the window which requires the password for administrator, it wouldn't accept a blank entry. I am not totally sure that is what I chose as administrator, since I have had the computer for three years or so, but I tried every password I can remember and none work. Unfortunately, a administrator password reset appears to be a big problem.

Apparently, Firefox doesn't install from my personal account, even though I am set up as an admin. so I guess I will learn to live without it.