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How do I uninstall the Firefox icon from the taskbar? The standard article on the Firefox Support website is `How to pin and unpin Firefox from the taskbar on Windows 10 and Windows 11', but it seems to be out of date. It says to right-click on the icon and click on `Unpin from taskbar', but there is no such item in the right-click menu any more.

I know that it became difficult to unpin the Firefox icon about a year ago. I got a new PC recently and installed Firefox, but I could not remove the icon. Then realised that I should have done this during installation, by using 'Custom installation' and unticking the 'Icon on taskbar' option. I searched the web for clues and found none, so I uninstalled and reinstalled, which was a nuisance.

Some months later, I have just installed the new version 110.0.1, but I forgot to use 'Custom install', with the result that the icon is back on the taskbar. Again I have searched the web, and again no success. I tried reinstalling V110.0.1 on top, using 'custom install' this time --- I could switch off the 'Icon on taskbar', but the icon is still there.

I don't want to uninstall-reinstall this time because I have now configured Firefox as I want it, so that would waste a lot of time --- and I will probably forget again sometime in the future.

I am sure that Firefox has not done this deliberately, because they are always so much on the user's side.

QUESTION: How do I unpin the Firefox icon from the taskbar without uninstalling? I have an idea that there is a registry hack that will achieve this.

Hello dear company, I have been having trouble downloading and opening files from the PTC WindChill console through your browser since a certain update of yours released sometime last year. I download a file that cannot be opened or is corrupted. I am sending the relevant files in the attachment. I would send you the files I downloaded, but your form doesn't allow it. Can you help me with this problem? Well thank you.

I had to synch my bookmarks and passwords though some didnt synch. do I have to do the whole process all over again? and what do I do with the old version, delete it after I re install V 110?

Please allow me to visit http://www.hbdc.ddns.net:8080 I've been able to watch the cameras for a few years. Thank you.

When I attempt to download anything from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/enterprise/#download, the download fails regardless of what browser I use. Firefox itself doesn't have much more info than that, but when I use Chrome to download it fails with "Insufficient Permissions".

I get the same message when attempting to download from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/#product-desktop-esr.

I am able to download the EXE version of the installer from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/102.9.0/releasenotes/, but I specifically need the MSI version and am unable to extract one from the EXE.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Just installed on iMac running Ventura 13.2.1. Web pages that are used repeatedly show jumbled text in important places. It's as though something has been encrypted but not un encrypted. Any ideas, before I have to go back to Chrome or Safari? Screenshot of example attached

I have copied my Profiles folder, complete with the Installs.ini and Profiles.ini files from my W10 desktop to a new W11 machine. I went through choice of default startup process. Firefox starts and works OK. Except that the stored log-ins and passwords are not available – i.e. when I try to access a familiar website I am asked for my user name and password. Is there some other step to get the stored log-ins activated?

I am having my first experience with a Chromebook and downloaded Firefox. I got a tablet version, which doesn't work well for me on a big(gish) scren with mouse and keyboard.

I see from a variety of articles across the web that I should be able to install and use a Linux version of Firefox, but I can't find info on this here on mozilla.org Which is my preferred source when it comes to Firefox :)

So: Is there a step-by-step guide to installing Linux version of Firefox on a Chromebook?

So I want to keep my work life and hobbies separated. My plan was to have two firefox accounts, one for hobbies one for work. The hobby account is the original one.

At some point I set up a work account using my work email but when I go to log in to the work account I get the error 'Primary account email required for sign-in'.

I have checked my hobby account and that email is not associated with it. It should be a separate account yet I can't log into it or even delete the account and start again because of the 'Primary account email required for sign-in'.

Anyone got a fix for this?

Launch the Firefox browser on the computer. for more menu list. Choose the Settings menu from the list. Within the General tab, scroll down to locate the [[Downloads|https://followdownload.com/]] under the Files and Applications section.